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Jayson Tatum is out for Game Seven tonight in Boston, and that is a massive blow to the defending champions. Left knee stiffness kept him off the floor, and now the Celtics are chasing a series win without their best player against a Sixers team that will absolutely smell blood.
Shifting to the college game, Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is fighting to save his eligibility after an NCAA investigation into gambling activity on a betting app. He's retained heavyweight attorney Jeffrey Kessler, the same lawyer who has gone toe to toe with leagues before. This one is far from over, and Sorsby is clearly not going down without a serious legal fight.
And in baseball, the Cincinnati Reds did something Saturday that you almost never see — their pitchers walked seven consecutive Pittsburgh Pirates batters in the second inning, tying a major league record. Four runs scored without a single ball put in play. That is historically bad command, and the Reds bullpen handed Pittsburgh a gift they will not forget anytime soon.
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