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Dana White reacts to Floyd Mayweather reportedly losing $175 million: ‘Maybe we could do something and figure it out for him’

Dana White teases he may be willing to help Floyd Mayweather out. According to multiple reports, Mayweather is suing a former investment manager that defrauded him out of $175 million. Per an ESPN report, the 50-0 former world champion boxer filed suit in a New York court for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty. Following […]

Kansas City Royals news: The offense is fixed?

Jaylon Thompson writes about a terrific night at the plate on Saturday for Isaac Collins. Kansas City Royals outfielder Isaac Collins knows when he is going well. There is usually a glaring sign. “Just my swing decisions,” he said. “You know, if I’m taking those balls on the edge and executing pitches over the plate, […]

Looking at internal relief help for the Cardinals

There’s been a strategy in baseball of cycling through bullpen arms to get maximum freshness from your fringier relievers. The Cardinals utilized this to some extent last year, but they’ve mostly abandoned it this year. I’ve seen some complaints about it. We are in late April and there’s really only one instance of using a […]

Monday’s Brotherhood Playoff News & Links

In Monday’s Brotherhood Playoff Action, RJ Barrett and Brandon Ingram helped lead Toronto past Cleveland, 93-89. Mason Plumlee and San Antonio took care of Portland, 114-93. Jayson Tatum and Boston smacked Philadelphia around, 128-96. Finally, Luke Kennard and Los Angeles fell to Houston, 115-96. Ingram had 23 for Toronto, while Barrett finished with 18 points […]

Today in White Sox History: April 27

1902 In a 9-0 whitewashing of the St. Louis Blues, leadoff hitter Sammy Strang played the full game with no official at-bats. That anomaly occurred due to a record-setting five walks in the game. Strang became the first of just six White Sox hitters ever to walk five times in a game (the feat, in […]

Boiler Alert Podcast: Purdue NFL Draft & CJ Cox Homework

With the NFL Draft over it’s time to take a look at how Purdue football finished up. No one drafted you say? Are you sure? Well, surely there were people with Purdue connections/ties to talk about with this year’s draft…right? Well absolutely there were. On this episode of the podcast we talk about drafted players […]

NFL

2026 NFL Draft: How Tyre West will impact the Detroit Lions

The Detroit Lions closed out their 2026 NFL Draft by selecting their fourth trench player, Tennessee defensive lineman Tyre West in the seventh round. While the Lions drafted three defensive linemen, each will play a different position along the Lions front, with West likely competing for a role that the Lions struggled to fill last […]

NFL

Wild's Offensive Depth Came Up Big

That's Wild Leave it to heartbeat of the Minnesota Wild Marcus Foligno to come up big when it mattered. Down by one goal in the third period, the grinding winger scored the equalizing goal which then forced the overtime in which Matt Boldy scored his game-winner, for the Wild to take Game 4...

The Daily Mauling: 4/27/26

Kansas Jayhawks News Is today Tyran Stokes day? Kansas Football had two players hear their names called in the NFL draft Several Jayhawks signed UDFA deals as well Run rule victories exist in college baseball. Kansas snagged one over K-State Friday Links! The most convenient narrative for the white house is exactly the one that […]

Open Thread: Happy birthday to George Gervin

Today the Iceman turns 74. That doesn’t seem possible, but it’s true. He moved here in 1974 in after being traded to the San Antonio Spurs by the Virginia Squires. This was in the final years of the ABA. Soon after the trade, Gervin became eligible for the NBA draft and was chosen 40th overall […]

New York Jets Flight Connections 04/27/26

Good morning Gang Green Nation! The New York Jets completed their 2026 draft on Saturday, picking up four probable starters in edge David Bailey, tight end Kenyon Sadiq, wide receiver Omar Cooper and cornerback D’Angelo Ponds in the first two days. They then added some depth pieces on day three. With free agency largely behind […]

Devils in the Details – 4/27/26: Mending Fences Edition

Here are your links for today: Devils Links “Given the importance of stacking undervalued players and making every dollar count in the cap world, there are a few guys on the Devils who stand out as bets Mehta will not want to make. Let’s take a closer look.” [Infernal Access ($)] “Dougie Hamilton is still […]

Mets Daily Prospect Report, 4/27/26: Prepare for trouble, and make it double

Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (13-13) WORCESTER 6, SYRACUSE 2 (BOX) Jonah Tong’s maddening start to 2025 continues. The right-hander continues getting plenty of strikeouts (38 in 25.1 innings), but has been allowing too many free passes (15 in 25.1 innings) and has been far too hittable, leading to afternoons like this one, where he allowed three […]

MLB

Why the Saints selected Lorenzo Styles Jr.

The New Orleans Saints finished the draft with three selections in rounds 5-7, and each pick addressed roster needs. Let’s look at the first of those selections, Lorenzo Styles Jr. Like his brother Sonny Styles, Lorenzo is extremely athletic, finishing the draft testing with a 9.99 RAS score. The Saints have always liked high athletic […]