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Miles Bridges is officially a Phoenix Sun, but his introductory press conference left out one critical voice — the victim of his domestic violence conviction. General manager Brian Gregory and Bridges fielded every question, but the organization's talk of accountability and culture rang hollow without any meaningful acknowledgment of the harm caused off the court.
Shifting to the NFL, Tyreek Hill's path back to a roster just got murkier. The wide receiver posted a rehab video confirming he still has no power in his left leg ten months after undergoing two surgeries. He's working to rebuild strength, but that footage is going to make every front office think twice before committing real money to one of the game's most electric playmakers.
And over in the WNBA, two separate storylines collided around the three-point contest. Sophie Cunningham said she was flat-out snubbed and would have loved the chance to compete — and the money, she wants a boat. Meanwhile Sabrina Ionescu pushed back hard on reports she declined her invitation, calling that story simply false. Two-time champion Ionescu says she never turned anything down, and someone's version of events here does not add up.
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