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In New York, the Jets receiver room is taking shape, and Adonai Mitchell is carving out a defined role. Receivers coach Shawn Jefferson made it clear Tuesday that Mitchell is the team's number two wideout, calling him the Robin to Garrett Wilson's Batman. If Mitchell keeps trending upward, that could be a dangerous duo for opposing secondaries.
Staying with the Jets, rookie quarterback Cade Klubnik is drawing attention for reasons beyond his arm. Early training camp reports point to red-zone execution as a recurring concern, a habit that followed him out of college and into the pros. Injuries have also slowed his camp reps, which means fewer opportunities to quiet those questions before they get louder.
On the diamond, Edwin Díaz finally delivered a clean outing for the Dodgers, and it could not have come at a better time. The high-profile closer has been a disaster since returning from elbow surgery, posting a ten point five zero ERA across seven appearances. One scoreless inning does not erase that stretch, but for a team built to win now, it is at least a reason to exhale.
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