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In New York, the Knicks are making front office moves as senior vice president of basketball operations Gersson Rosas is set to depart after four seasons with the organization. League sources confirmed the news to ESPN, and the search for his replacement figures to shape the franchise's direction heading into next year.
Shifting to Pittsburgh, Aaron Rodgers is not holding back at Steelers training camp. The veteran quarterback appeared on The Pat McAfee Show and called Anthony Fauci a coward, the latest in a string of outspoken moments from Rodgers, who has said once his playing days are done, he plans to disappear from public life entirely. The Steelers responded diplomatically, stating their players are entitled to their own personal views.
And over in the Bronx, Luis García Jr. wasted absolutely no time making an impression in pinstripes. Just one day after being traded from Washington, García started at first base against St. Louis and launched a go-ahead home run, giving Yankees fans an immediate reason to get excited about their newest addition.
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