Trading away four draft picks and getting a Pro Bowl left tackle in return looked like a great deal for the Washington Commanders, but they’ve been warned about Laremy Tunsil.An unnamed NFL coordinator admitted Tunsil is “still as good as anyone,” but he cautioned, “Honestly, I think he just gets bored and loses focus sometimes but I’m guessing he will be highly motivated in … [Read more...] about NFL Coordinator Warns Commanders About Laremy Tunsil
NBA Insider Shuts Down Potential Lakers Trade for Jaren Jackson Jr.
The Los Angeles Lakers are expected to leave no stone unturned in their attempt to build a contending roster around Luka Doncic. Rob Pelinka will undoubtedly be driven to give the superstar forward a contending-level supporting cast.When Desmond Bane was traded to the Orlando Magic on Sunday, June 15, some Lakers fans likely began dreaming of a potential deal to acquire Jaren … [Read more...] about NBA Insider Shuts Down Potential Lakers Trade for Jaren Jackson Jr.
Penguins’ 3-Time Norris Winner a Likely Trade Candidate: Insider
The Pittsburgh Penguins trade rumors have gone into overdrive with NHL insider Nick Kypreos suggesting that three-time Norris Trophy winner Erik Karlsson could be on the move this summer.“The Penguins are just not a fit for Karlsson anymore as GM Kyle Dubas tries to find younger players and more picks to rebuild the Penguins on the fly while Sidney Crosby is still around,” … [Read more...] about Penguins’ 3-Time Norris Winner a Likely Trade Candidate: Insider
Jets’ $9 Million Free Agency Gamble Will Help Determine 2025 Season
This offseason, the New York Jets made a one-for-one swap in free agency at the cornerback position.D.J. Reed walked out the door and signed with the Detroit Lions on a three-year, $48 million contract. That was the largest deal signed by any ex-Jets player on the open market this offseason.The Jets responded by stealing Brandon Stephens away from the Baltimore Ravens on a … [Read more...] about Jets’ $9 Million Free Agency Gamble Will Help Determine 2025 Season
Beyond the Oakmont Fairways: Inside a Golf Legend’s Home
As the U.S. Open returns to the hallowed turf of Oakmont Country Club this week, one unmistakable void looms over the tournament: Arnold Palmer. Known affectionately as “The King,” Palmer never conquered Oakmont. His best moment came in 1962, when he narrowly lost a playoff to Jack Nicklaus, marking one of golf’s most iconic duels. This year, 2025, marks the second U.S. Open … [Read more...] about Beyond the Oakmont Fairways: Inside a Golf Legend’s Home