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Aaron Donald's comeback story refuses to die. Rams head coach Sean McVay stopped short of confirming anything, but his words did plenty of talking — saying the retired defensive tackle looked outstanding during a workout with the team Tuesday. When a coach uses that word, you pay attention. The league certainly is.
Shifting to the hardwood, Timberwolves coach Chris Finch is going on record with a confession that Anthony Edwards fans have been waiting to hear. Finch says he regrets playing Edwards out of position at point guard, acknowledging that the explosive two-guard was never built to run an offense from the one spot. It's a candid admission, and it raises real questions about how much untapped ceiling Edwards still has playing the right way.
And over in the National League, the two thousand twenty six Mets rolled into Cleveland fresh off a trade deadline sell-off and somehow swept the road series anyway. New faces, strange energy, and a season that looked sideways just days ago — yet New York still has real stakes ahead of them. That clubhouse has something to prove, and apparently they know it.
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