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The Chicago Cubs are running out of time and reportedly running toward the Mets. A trade prediction making serious noise would bring over New York's starter carrying a two point three nine ERA, one of the sharpest arms available before the deadline. Chicago's rotation has been a liability, and this move would change the conversation overnight.
Shifting to the hardwood, three franchises are throwing serious money at a six-time All-Star with Hall of Fame credentials. Miami, Cleveland, and Denver are all in the mix for a scorer valued around three hundred five million dollars, and this bidding war is only getting louder as the offseason heats up. Whoever lands him reshapes their entire offensive identity going forward.
And then there's this — DeAndre Hopkins, four-time All-Pro wide receiver, is not suiting up on Sundays this fall. Instead, the thirty-four-year-old is heading to Georgia Tech as part of the Yellow Jackets' offensive coaching staff. Hopkins was actively seeking an NFL roster spot, so this pivot to the sideline is a genuine surprise and a real get for a program looking to build credibility.
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