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THINGS TO CARE ABOUT
Nap, shooting, hot sauce … No, it’s not some updated version of “Gym, tan, laundry” (speaking of that, “Jersey Shore” turns 10 years old this year, if you want to feel like that dude at the end of “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” who ages 1,000 years in 10 seconds). It’s just a small part of Giannis Antetokounmpo’s heavily scripted pregame routine. Weird? Maybe. But as you might have noticed, it seems to be working for Giannis. Read More
A Johnny by any other name … A note to those of you looking to use Johnny Manziel’s name in print: He has chosen to go by “John.” Manziel’s latest comeback ended abruptly with the dissolution of the AAF, but he says he’s still talking to NFL coaches and working to make the most of his unconventional career.. Read More
Movin’ on up (or down) … Bill Belichick always has something up his sleeve, which is why the Patriots are one of the teams we’ve ranked as most likely to move up in the NFL draft. Our experts make their predictions on which teams will change position this time around. Read More
THANK YOU, DWYANE WADE
A tribute to a legend: Dan Le Batard knows Miami, and there are few athletes more special to that city than Dwyane Wade. You’ll want to read Le Batard’s emotional tribute to D-Wade, and discover the moment Le Batard knew that Wade was special. Read More
THINGS TO WATCH
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The Red Sox receive their rings and are joined by the Patriots as each team celebrates their respective championship.
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Get an all-access look as former Ohio State DE Nick Bosa spends time with his family in Florida as he prepares for the NFL draft. Watch episodes of “Draft Academy” exclusively on ESPN+.
OVERHEARD
“There’s no secret, there’s no doubt that in his heart, Chicago will always be there.” — Derrick Rose’s agent B.J. Armstrong on Rose being open to a return to the Bulls. Read More
REMEMBER WHEN?
On this date six years ago, a fan at a Mariners game lived the dream of every person who wanted to combine catching a foul ball with drinking. We’re not sure how many people have had this specific dream, but it’s probably more than zero. You can’t prove otherwise. Read More
WHAT’S ON TONIGHT?
Magic at Hornets (8 p.m. ET, ESPN): It’s Game 82, and the Hornets are still alive for a playoff spot. True, they need the Pistons to fall to the 62-loss Knicks, but a Detroit loss and a Charlotte win over the Magic (who broke a playoff drought of their own earlier this week) will keep the buzz going for at least four more games.
Brewers at Angels (10:07 p.m. ET, ESPN+): Christian Yelich and Mike Trout have started their seasons like you’d expect, but while the Brewers have responded by winning, the Angels are scuffing along around .500. That has been Trout’s issue for most of his career — exceptional production not quite matched by the rest of his squad.
Jazz at Clippers (10:30 p.m. ET, ESPN): This matchup could determine whether the Clippers face the Warriors in the first round of the NBA playoffs, so don’t look for them to take their season finale lightly.
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