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Bradley Beal is staying put in Los Angeles, agreeing to a two-year, thirteen point two million dollar deal to return to the Clippers, with a player option on that second season. It's a modest contract for a former max player, but Beal is betting on himself to rebuild value with a fresh start on the West Coast.
Meanwhile in the NFL preseason, Detroit Lions running back Jacob Saylors had himself a moment before the injury bug struck. Saylors ripped off a twenty-seven yard run against the Bengals in Cincinnati, then limped off the field with what broadcasters immediately flagged as a lower leg issue. He's a key piece of Detroit's return game, so Lions fans will be watching that injury report closely heading into the regular season.
And shifting to Seattle, former Lions first-round pick Terrion Arnold is reportedly set to sign with the Seahawks, the defending Super Bowl champions. The move comes with serious weight attached, as Arnold still faces felony charges in Florida and remains subject to suspension. The Seahawks are clearly rolling the dice on the talent, but the off-field situation is far from resolved.
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