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In the CFL, quarterback Brendan Sorsby has been shut out before he even got started. The league announced Friday that Sorsby will not be permitted to join any of its teams for the upcoming season, a significant blow to a player who was clearly hoping to find a professional home north of the border. No further details have been given on what's driving the decision, but the door appears firmly closed.
Shifting to the NBA, the Chicago Bulls introduced their newest piece at number four overall, forward Caleb Wilson, and the young man did not come to Chicago to blend in. When asked about his rookie season expectations, Wilson went straight for it — Rookie of the Year is the target. Bold words for a first press conference, but that kind of confidence is exactly what rebuilding franchises need to hear.
And on the ice, the New York Rangers wasted no time getting their offseason moving. New York sent forward Brett Berard to Montreal in exchange for defenseman William Trudeau, a deal that signals the Rangers are prioritizing blue line depth as they reshape their roster heading into next season. Both franchises get something they wanted, and the trade market is officially open.
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