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    In The MLB, Money Buys Happiness, Kinda
    MLB
    RateGame
    2 Aug 2026

    In The MLB, Money Buys Happiness, Kinda

    The Dodgers just traded for Tarik Skubal, the anti-Dodger hysteria is at full volume, and a lockout is coming — so I asked the one question nobody has data on: does a rich owner actually buy his fans' happiness? Ken Rosenthal's deadline-day column in The Athletic argues the Dodgers' dominance isn't

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    Previewing the Prem: Leeds
    Leeds United FC
    31 Jul 2026

    Previewing the Prem: Leeds

    Leeds look to improve on their 25/26 Premier league campaign which saw them finishing 14th with 47 points. How did they do last year? Leeds finished 15th in the Premier League, enjoyed a Wembley appearance the FA Cup Semi-final losing 0-1 to Chelsea, and eliminated in the EFL Cup by checks notes She

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    evanlovessports
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    One Pitch, Two Kings: Why Mbappé and Vinícius Will Never Work as a Duo
    FIFA
    Real Madrid CF
    31 Jul 2026

    One Pitch, Two Kings: Why Mbappé and Vinícius Will Never Work as a Duo

    Two years, two managers sacked, zero major trophies. The problem at Real Madrid was never the coach. There is a version of this story that Real Madrid keeps telling itself, and it goes like this: the pieces are extraordinary, the fit just needs time, and the right manager will eventually find the sh

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    LeBron is a Sixer
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    @nickteam
    76ers

    LeBron is a Sixer

    Per Shams: "LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year, $8 million deal with a player option, Klutch Sports Group and Klutch CEO and Game Over show host Rich Paul tells ESPN."

    Mookie Betts last game as a Red Sox
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    @ceddannerafamvp
    Red Sox

    Mookie Betts last game as a Red Sox

    September 29, 2019. Game 162. Bottom of the 9th, tied 4-4 against the Orioles. Mookie Betts draws a walk, and then on a Rafael Devers single, Mookie turns on the jets. He rounds second, sees Baltimore bobble the ball, and sprints all the way home from first to score the game-winning walk-off run to end the season. No one in Fenway knew it at the time, but that headfirst slide into home plate and the Gatorade shower afterwards would be one of the last moments we’d ever see Mookie Betts in a Red Sox uniform. On February 10th 2020 Mookie Betts was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Alex Verdugo, Jeter Downs, and Connor Wong. As a Red Sox fan, he gave us an MVP season, a World Series ring, and some of the best moments of the decade.

    Pilin on the Runs
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    Pilin on the Runs

    The Detroit Tigers are just the 22nd team in MLB history to finish a game with a run in every inning they played in. Funnily enough, they would’ve been the first team to do it in a decade if not for the Royals accomplishing the same feat 22 days ago. Regardless, it is a crazy feat that I was rooting for HARD while behind home play and I am so happy I was there for this game. Gleyber Torres led the way in RBIs with 5, but my personal star was Eduardo Valencia whoas 4 RBIs only trailed Torres and his 3 runs only trailed McGonigle. Just an awesome day for Valencia. As if that wasn’t enough, the Tigers are the 2nd team EVER to score a run in every inning they batted in and not allow a run in every inning they pitched. The other one was accomplished in 1935.

    The Billion Dollar Man Nobody Knew
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    Celtics

    The Billion Dollar Man Nobody Knew

    When the Boston Celtics sold for $6.1 billion in 2025 — an NBA record at the time — nobody knew the buyer. Fans, reporters, even people inside the NBA were googling “who is Bill Chisholm?” Turns out he was just a die-hard Celtics fan from Massachusetts, growing up with no family fortune waiting for him. His first job was a corporate consultant, learning to spot what was broken in struggling companies. In 2002, he bet on himself and started his own firm, buying up software companies nobody else wanted, fixing them, and flipping them for profit — always keeping 20% of the win. Deals like RSA Security ($2B) and McAfee’s corporate business ($4B) followed, and today his firm manages over $10 billion. Twenty years later, that kid from Massachusetts was worth over $3 billion — enough to run the exact same playbook on the team he grew up rooting for. But here’s the catch: that playbook — buy it, squeeze margins, sell for more — is the same private equity model that’s reshaped brands people love. Jimmy John’s is a go-to example: after a PE-style buyout, longtime customers say portions shrank as costs got trimmed to protect profit. When that mindset moves from sandwiches to sports franchises, it raises a real question — does “fix it and flip it” mean ticket prices climb and fan experience gets squeezed too, all to hit investor targets?

    Wembley fun facts
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    Wembley Stadium

    Wembley fun facts

    It holds 90,000 fans, making it the biggest stadium in the UK. The famous arch is 133 meters (436 ft) tall and supports most of the stadium’s roof, replacing the old Twin Towers from the original Wembley. It’s home to the FA Cup Final, England internationals, League Cup Finals, Play-Off Finals, and has even hosted Champions League and European Championship finals. Wembley isn’t just for football either. Some of the biggest artists in the world, including Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Oasis, and Beyoncé, have all performed there. A random fact: Wembley has over 2,600 toilets—more than almost any other stadium or entertainment venue in the world.

    The King's Salary
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    76ers

    The King's Salary

    LeBron James' salary by year in the NBA: 2003: $4M 2004: $4.3M 2005: $4.6M 2006: $5.8M 2007: $13M 2008: $14.4M 2009: $15.7M 2010: $14.5M 2011: $16M 2012: $17.5M 2013; $19M 2014: $20.6M 2015: $22.9M 2016: $30.9M 2017: $33.2M 2018: $35.6M 2019: $37.4M 2020: $39.2M 2021: $41.1M 2022: $44.4M 2023: $47.6M 2024: $48.7M 2025: $52.6M 2026: $3.8M He will make the least amount in any year he's been in the NBA at 41 years old.