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| | The Diff: +2 |
| — The Cleveland Cavaliers broadcast ensuring their fanbase always knows the score differential. The league-best Cavs have been on the losing end in three of their last four games, but hey, at least there's no need for a calculator. |
| The Latest |
🏀 Blockbuster's so back Source: CNN The GIST: The WNBA continues to wreak havoc with not one but two blockbuster deals yesterday. Though the moves aren't officially official until February 1st, here's the latest from the hardwood. Five-time All-Star Alyssa Thomas traded from the Connecticut Sun to the Phoenix Mercury: The first of yesterday's two mind-boggling trades will see the Sun receive Natasha Cloud, Rebecca Allen, and the No. 12 pick in this year's draft in exchange for double-double machine Thomas and Ty Harris.
Ten-time All-Star Brittney Griner headed to the Atlanta Dream: Just as one perennial All-Star arrives in Phoenix, another is leaving to live her, ahem, dream in Atlanta after inking a one-year deal last night. The move marks the end of an era for Phoenix, who could also be without the one and only Diana Taurasi should she decide to retire.
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| Fun & Games |
Question of the DayAmidst the musical chairs taking place in WNBA free agency, we want to know: If you were a free agent, what would be your top priority? |
⛳ Spilling the tee Source: Dylan Buell/Getty Images The GIST: Happy LPGA season-start eve to all who celebrate. The fairways are trimmed and the greens are rolled, but there's still plenty of polishing to do before the star-studded Hilton Grand Vacations (HGV) Tournament of Champions — the first tourney of the season — tees off from Florida tomorrow. Fore! The details: This year marks the LPGA's 75th season, and the celebration will begin and end in the Sunshine State with the final event of the year, the Grant Thornton Invitational, slated for Naples in mid-December.
The golfers to know: After winning seven tournaments (including five straight) in 2024, all eyes are on world No. 1 Nelly Korda's encore performance. The 26-year-old rightfully earned Rolex Player of the Year honors, and if she can stay healthy, expect the American to only add to her trophy case.
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| Quick Hits: Basketball Edition |
❌ Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler suspended indefinitelyThe latest episode of the Butler saga saw the Heat superstar walk out of practice on Monday after reportedly learning he wouldn't be starting in that night's game against the Orlando Magic. If it wasn't evident before, Butler's third suspension this month likely spells the end of his time in the 305, especially with the NBA's trade deadline looming on February 6th. |
🔥 Lunar Owls BC, Laces BC remain undefeated after week two of UnrivaledThe sport goggles looked sharp, but it was Napheesa Collier who stole the show, becoming the first Unrivaled hooper to surpass 100 points during Monday's 67–57 win over Vinyl BC. Laces BC improved to 4-0 as well, thanks to a game-winner from the league's second-leading scorer, Kayla McBride. Swish, swish.
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🎓 No. 2 South Carolina women's basketball records 55th straight SEC victoryLed by 18 points from freshman Joyce Edwards, the Gamecocks topped No. 18 Tennessee 70–63 on Monday, putting together a soul-crushing 18–1 run in the first half. The defending champs continue to thrive in conference play, and the rest of the SEC is nothing to scoff at — the conference boasts the most ranked teams in the country. Casual.
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| Mid-Week Watching |
Source: Kristen Young/LSU/University Images via Getty Images 🏀 NBA: Denver Nuggets vs. NY Knicks — Tonight at 7:30 p.m. ET — ESPN
🏐 LOVB: Houston vs. Madison — Tonight at 8 p.m. ET — ESPN
🎓🏀 NCAA women's basketball: No. 7 LSU vs. No. 13 Oklahoma — Tomorrow at 7 p.m. ET — ESPN
🏒 PWHL: Toronto Sceptres vs. Montréal Victoire — Tomorrow at 7 p.m. ET — Fubo/YouTube
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💊 How to tackle tummy troubleWith Alaya Naturals' Advanced Synbiotic, which provides three-in-one gut support, helping you to feel your best. Oh yeah, and it's 40% off. Regularity, incoming.* 💪 What to wearA Nike sports bra. Blending comfort and support, Nike's designer Tara Sweeney has all the tips to help you measure for your ideal fit. Athletes including A'ja Wilson, Chloe Kelly, and Vashti Cunningham have already found their faves. 🎾 What to readMaria Sharapova's recent op-ed. Dive into the former tennis champ's take on how female athletes are shaping the future of sports and business. *P.S. This is a sponsored post. It's a gut feeling. |
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