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In New York, the Yankees are dealing with an unusual roster move — Ryan McMahon is heading to the ten-day injured list with a throat infection, and the Bronx Bombers wasted no time, recalling utility man Oswaldo Cabrera from Triple-A Scranton. McMahon's absence leaves a gap in the infield, and all eyes are on whether Cabrera can hold it down while the clock runs.
Shifting to the hardwood, the Celtics and Lakers are circling the same target this offseason — a rim protector commanding around forty-eight million dollars who could reshape either team's defensive identity. Boston wants to protect their championship core, Los Angeles wants to build one. Two storied franchises, one elite center, and a free agency window that is about to get very interesting, very fast.
And over in Las Vegas, Cody Rhodes is finally speaking out about WrestleMania forty-two. Despite criticism of his match against Randy Orton — a feud two decades in the making — Rhodes called it quote the most proud he'd ever been of how he handled anything. That's a man who's been through fire and came out standing with the belt.
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