Caitlin Clark’s Groin Injury Throws WNBA All-Star Weekend Plans into Limbo

Four years without a national championship in Tuscaloosa feels like an eternity—and for the Alabama Crimson Tide, it’s a full-blown crisis. The weight of expectations isn’t just heavy; it’s suffocating. But second-year head coach Kalen DeBoer isn’t running from it. In fact, he’s leaning in, gearing up for a 2025 season that could define his legacy and restore Alabama to its rightful place atop college football.

In the ever-chaotic Wild West of the NBA, the Los Angeles Clippers are not just trying to stay afloat — they’re going full throttle. Their latest chess move? Snagging sharpshooter Bradley Beal after his buyout from the Phoenix Suns. And yeah, it’s official now. According to Beal’s agent, Mark Bartelstein of Priority Sports, the three-time All-Star has agreed to a two-year, $11 million deal with the Clippers. The second year? It’s a player option, which means Beal holds the cards and can hit the free-agent market again after the 2025-26 season if he chooses.

Let’s talk opening night: October 7.

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It was supposed to be Cal Raleigh’s night. The Mariners slugger wrapped up an unforgettable first half of the 2025 season by winning the Home Run Derby at Atlanta’s Truist Park, capping off a fairytale run that’s had Mariners fans buzzing. But by the time the fireworks died down and the confetti was cleared, social media was ablaze—not about Raleigh’s power display—but about a teenager who made the grab of the night.

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When you talk about big game energy in the WNBA, it doesn’t get much more electrifying than the Connecticut Sun stepping back into Boston’s legendary TD Garden — and this time, they’re doing it against one of the sport’s hottest tickets, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.

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Since October 7, I’ve been living in a strange kind of no-man’s-land—not a physical place, but a state of mind. A limbo that feels like being stuck between two worlds, neither of which wants me. It’s a tough spot to be in, caught in the middle where both sides whisper (or shout), “You don’t belong here.”