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    Max Max Muncy Muncy
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    @Landonfanalyst
    Dodgers

    Max Max Muncy Muncy

    Please take a moment to look at the picture up above. Yes, that is true. Though it seems like a glitch in the matrix it’s not. These two individuals share the exact same name, same profession, some position, drafted by the same team, mostly hit towards the bottom of the order, and don’t even know each other. Completely unrelated too! I’d love to see these two on the same team one day.

    Fernandes Going To Tottenham
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    @Landonfanalyst
    Tottenham Hotspur FC

    Fernandes Going To Tottenham

    21 year old Mateus Fernandes is staying in London but is going with the White and Navy for the 2027-2027 Premier League season. The Spurs will beat out Manchester United in the race for Fernandes. The Spurs offered him around £98 million. He was previously at West Ham United, as we know they were relegated to the championship. This is a big move for the Tottenham Hotspurs. They themselves were very close to relegation last season. This shows that they are willing to spend and spend big in order to reach back towards the top of the Premier League.

    The Legend of EL FLACO
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    @nickteam

    The Legend of EL FLACO

    In 2018, Orlando Gill was playing amateur football and wondering if his dream had already slipped away. As recently as last year, he was merely the backup goalkeeper at San Lorenzo de Almagro in the Argentine Football League. Today, he is the man who helped eliminate Germany from the World Cup. The 6’6 Paraguayan goalkeeper has authored one of the great stories of this tournament. After standing tall through 120 exhausting minutes, Gill became a national hero in the penalty shootout, making the decisive saves that sent Paraguay into the round of 16 and one step closer to immortality. The journey here has been anything but straightforward. There were times when football barely paid the bills. Gill’s wife once revealed that he sold some of his equipment so the family could afford food while their son fought for his life in the hospital. For years he struggled for recognition in Paraguay and eventually moved to Argentina in search of an opportunity. That opportunity arrived by pure chance. San Lorenzo had been pursuing Keylor Navas but financial difficulties prevented the move. With no new goalkeeper arriving, manager Miguel Russo handed Gill an unexpected opportunity. He took it with both of his big ol hands and never gave it back, establishing himself as the club’s No. 1. His teammates affectionately called him El Flaco which means “The Skinny” or “The Lean One” because of his tall lanky build and stretch-armstrong shot stopping abilities. Now the rest of the world knows his name. From amateur footballer to reserve goalkeeper to World Cup giant killer, El Flaco has become the face of Paraguay’s remarkable run. Every tournament produces a folk hero, a player whose story reminds us why the World Cup captures the imagination like nothing else. This summer, that hero wears gloves and a shiny purple shirt.

    Tunisia’s Torturous Tournament
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    @FlameRaptorRavenfanalyst
    Tunisia

    Tunisia’s Torturous Tournament

    Tunisia’s 2026 World Cup campaign is mercifully over and it will go down as one of the worst ever. 3 losses, 2 goals for, 12 goals against, -10 goal differential. They became the 9th team ever to finish the World Cup with a goal differential of -10 or worse and the first to do it since 2010. Out of those 8 other teams, which runs are most similar to Tunisia? Once we take out the 5 runs with a goal differential worse than -10 and Greece’s 0-goal -10 in 1994, there are actually 2 that look identical: Mexico, 1978: 3 losses, 2 goals scored, 12 goals against and a -10 goal differential New Zealand, 1982: 3 losses, 2 goals scored, 12 goals against and a -10 goal differential Mexico 1978 was in Pot 2, Tunisia 2026 was in Pot 3 and New Zealand 1982 was Pot 4. By that logic alone, Mexico 1978 would be the worst of the 3, with Tunisia 2026 in 2nd worst, making them the 8th worst World Cup performance ever. However, I think you could argue they’re as high as the 4th worst performance depending on how much you consider the advances in a team’s football program and their prior history.

    Surprisingly Rare Feat (that no one wants)
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    @molliebteam

    Surprisingly Rare Feat (that no one wants)

    Panama is the only team in the 2026 World Cup that finished the group stage without scoring a single goal. I was really rooting for them in this final England game. I don’t even think England was giving them a particularly hard time. It is a surprisingly rare feat in a 48-team tournament to not score a single goal. Every other team scored at least once. Rough asf.

    Mike Conley To Become 14th Player to Reach 20 Seasons
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    @zachcreator
    Celtics

    Mike Conley To Become 14th Player to Reach 20 Seasons

    Agreeing to a one-year deal with the Boston Celtics today gets Conley over the two decades mark in his NBA career. Alongside Al Horford, Conley will reach 20 seasons in this upcoming NBA season. The two veterans join 12 other players in NBA history to match or exceed their mark. They will match Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant, Jamal Crawford, Udonis Haslem, and Kyle Lowry with exactly 20 seasons played in the fall. Robert Parish, Kevin Willis, Kevin Garnett, Dirk Nowitzki, and Chris Paul all played 21 seasons, and Vince Carter reached 22. But the all-time leader in seasons played will be entering his 24th later this year. Of course, LeBron James holds yet another record.