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Up in Seattle, the Mariners have parted ways with assistant hitting coach Bobby Magallanes, delivering yet another dose of organizational turbulence for a fanbase that's had plenty to absorb this spring. Manager Dan Wilson now faces the task of reshaping his offensive staff heading into the stretch of the season.
Shifting to New York, Malik Nabers is cleared and ready to roll as the Giants open training camp, avoiding the physically unable to perform list after nursing a knee injury. That is massive news for Jaxson Dart, who will have his number one receiver on the field from day one, and there is a realistic shot Nabers suits up for week one against Dallas.
And over in South Bend, Notre Dame just landed another piece for what is shaping up to be a dominant two thousand twenty seven recruiting class. Four-star defensive lineman Brayden Parks out of Chicago committed to Marcus Freeman and the Fighting Irish in a ceremony on CBS Sports, giving Notre Dame serious teeth along that defensive front for years to come.
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