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Tarik Skubal did not just win his arbitration case this week — he changed the Tigers’ short‑term budget and forced the organization to make a clearer decision about its ace’s long‑term future. A three‑person arbitration panel ruled in Skubal’s favor Thursday, setting his 2026 salary at $32 million, an MLB record for an arbitration‑eligible player. Detroit had filed at $19 … [Read more...] about Skubal’s arbitration victory accelerates Tigers’ 2026 push

The tale of Oakland’s recent trip to Cleveland was one defined by a dominant opening act that ultimately succumbed to a defensive nightmare. For 27 minutes and 38 seconds, the Golden Grizzlies held the lead, dictating the pace and physicality of the game in a way that suggested a comfortable road victory was imminent. By halftime, Oakland walked into the locker room with a … [Read more...] about From command to collapse: Grizzlies’ meltdown against Vikings

From the moment she first dribbled a basketball, Alyssa Rogers’ love for the game was inevitable. Way before practices and college arenas, she started in a much simpler place — her garage at home. With a ball in her hands and her big brother by her side, the foundation of her basketball journey was made. “My big brother used to take me into the garage when I was little, and he … [Read more...] about From garage to Golden Grizzly: Alyssa Rogers’ journey

Baseball  has been one of, if not the best, sports to bring this country together. Baseball has created history for humanity in different ways for centuries — but is baseball coming to a halt? In 2026, the MLB has a major problem its the salary cap — or the lack thereof. Sports journalists and executives might say a salary cap is something like “a league‑mandated, maximum total … [Read more...] about Is an MLB lockout inevitable?

It all comes down to this — Super Bowl LX. The big game will be played at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. on Sunday, Feb. 8, cementing the immortality of one franchise’s 2025–26 season. By the time the confetti falls, the champion will be crowned — if the Santa Clara sunset rains red, white and Patriots blue, the Lombardi Trophy will head back to New England for an … [Read more...] about The Post picks: Super Bowl LX