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In the locker room chatter, Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander shared some big praise for the up-and-coming second-year wideout, Jayden Reed. He drew a comparison to a legendary Packers slot receiver, Randall Cobb, who left his mark with over 500 catches and nearly 7,000 yards in his 10-season tenure.

Alright, so let's talk NBA and some serious cash flow. Picture this: we're looking at some mind-boggling figures heading straight into the pockets of NBA players in the coming years. The league's gearing up to rake in some serious dough, with the current national broadcast TV deals already pulling in a cool $2.6 billion a season. But hold onto your seats, 'cause by 2025-26, that figure's expected to skyrocket to a jaw-dropping $6.9 billion annually. Now, that's what you call hitting the jackpot!

The excitement is heating up as four teams battle it out to determine who will face off in the 2024 Stanley Cup Final. The NHL has just dropped the full schedule for the title series, and it’s set to be a thrilling showdown. Here’s everything you need to know:

 The Atlanta Falcons have officially signed Brandon Dorlus, their rookie defensive tackle, to a contract. The team announced the signing on Thursday afternoon. Dorlus, a fourth-round pick from Oregon, was a steal at pick No. 109, especially considering he was ranked as the 65th overall player on the Pro Football Focus big board.

Jorge López was designated for assignment by the struggling New York Mets just a day after a dramatic incident where he threw his glove into the stands following his ejection. This bold move was meant to send a clear message to the team: petulant behavior won’t be tolerated.

As June approaches and the NBA offseason gears up, the Warriors and Klay Thompson haven't moved closer to an extension, pushing him toward free agency, reports Anthony Slater of The Athletic. It’s shaping up to be an intriguing summer in the Bay Area, and there's a real possibility that Thompson might be on the move.

William H. Macy has an unexpected pitch for a TV show that’s as intriguing as it is unconventional. On Wednesday's episode of the "Films To Be Buried With" podcast, hosted by Brett Goldstein, Macy shared his idea: “I’ve tried to sell this a couple of times,” the "Shameless" star explained. “I wanna do a thing where, you take three episodes to have you fall in love with one of the major characters and then shoot him.” But here’s the twist—the character doesn’t die.

C.J. Stroud quickly became a favorite among Houston Texans fans, teammates, and coaches during his dazzling rookie season in 2023. He didn’t just impress on the field but also made a significant impact during his interactions with the media. Stroud's charisma and professionalism earned him the “Good Guy Award” by the Professional Football Writers of America (PFWA) on Wednesday. This honor makes Stroud the 20th recipient and the first Texans player to receive it, edging out finalists like Joel Bitonio, Dion Dawkins, Brandon Graham, and Dak Prescott.

MetLife Stadium, home to the New York Giants and Jets, may not be the most fan-friendly or aesthetically pleasing venue in the NFL, but it stands out for its safety.

Ja’Quan McMillian is gearing up for an exciting 2024 season after a standout second year in the NFL with the Denver Broncos. His impressive performance has everyone talking, and it's no wonder why.

Iceland's fiery show continued as a volcano in the southwest decided to do its thing once again, marking its fifth eruption since December. Picture this: a mountain ridge called Sundhnjukar gets cracked open like a walnut, and out comes lava shooting up to 150 feet high in a breathtaking display of nature's power.

Hey folks, there's some wild stuff happening between North and South Korea! Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, dropped a bombshell, saying there's been a serious trash situation going on. Trash and waste paper are being scattered like confetti along the border and deep into South Korea. Can you imagine? It's not just on the border either, they're finding this stuff in Seoul and other parts too!

The recent buzz surrounding the Princess of Wales has everyone wondering when she'll make her official comeback amidst her ongoing preventative chemotherapy sessions. Some say she might grace us with her presence as early as autumn, while others speculate she might take her time until the new year rolls in. The Palace and insiders close to the royal family, however, are tight-lipped about any specific return dates, emphasizing that nothing official has been set in stone.

Taylor Swift is all set to dazzle the crowd in the heart of Spain's capital with her unique, acoustic performances for not just one, but two nights straight. This isn't your ordinary concert, folks. Swift is bringing her own twist to the table, blending hits from different eras into one sensational mashup.

In a recent chat with Bari Weiss on her show Honestly, Jerry Seinfeld dove into his nostalgia for the ‘60s, the era of his childhood, and the backdrop for his directorial debut, Unfrosted. He reminisced about the vibe of that time, highlighting the agreed-upon hierarchy that seems to have vaporized in today’s world. According to him, this lack of hierarchy might explain the erratic driving habits we witness daily. Reflecting on masculinity, Seinfeld confessed to a desire to embody the archetype of a "real man" epitomized by figures like JFK, Muhammad Ali, and Sean Connery, although he admitted to never quite achieving it himself.

Torey Lovullo, beneath the roof of Globe Life Field, paused in his office, pondering, his hand scratching his chin. Across the hall, beyond the double doors, his players lounged in their lockers, mostly glued to their phones, a stark contrast to the celebratory atmosphere of their last visit. Back then, after Game 2 of the World Series, the room buzzed with joy, music, and the disbelief of a legend like Luis Gonzalez.

Guess what Niners fans? Jauan Jennings is sticking around for the long haul! Yep, the San Francisco 49ers just locked in this wide receiver wonder with a sweet one-year extension, keeping him in the mix all the way through to 2025. How's that for some good news on a Wednesday?

The New York Mets announced that their struggling closer, Edwin Díaz, is heading to the 15-day injured list due to a right shoulder impingement. This news dropped just 15 minutes before their series finale against the Los Angeles Dodgers, adding to the team's challenges.

The New York Yankees are lighting up Major League Baseball with the best starting rotation of 2024, and they're doing it without their star ace, Gerrit Cole. It's been an extraordinary season, and the Yankees are making history with their pitching prowess.

Big news for college basketball fans! Arizona's Caleb Love and UConn's Alex Karaban announced on Wednesday via social media that they are withdrawing from the 2024 NBA Draft pool. Both players took to Instagram and X to share their decisions, each expressing their commitment to their teams and the excitement of staying in college basketball for another season.