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The basketball world is mourning tonight. Don Nelson, one of the most inventive minds the NBA has ever seen, passed away Sunday at the age of eighty-six. A five-time champion as a player and the second winningest coach in league history, Nellie built offenses that were decades ahead of their time. A true giant of the game, gone but absolutely not forgotten.
Shifting to the gridiron, Patrick Mahomes is making noise heading into the two thousand twenty-six season. The Chiefs quarterback opened up about the progress on his knee rehab, and the message is clear — he expects to be locked and loaded for Week One. Three Super Bowl rings, two MVP awards, and the man is still pushing. Kansas City's window shows no signs of closing anytime soon.
And in New York, the Yankees are getting a reality check on the trade market. Rival clubs are reportedly cooling on Jasson Dominguez's value, which puts the front office in an awkward spot. With a loaded outfield already on the roster, moving Dominguez was supposed to be their leverage. Turns out, the asking price and the market aren't exactly seeing eye to eye right now.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
