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    MLS Ranked World Wide
    FIFA
    MLS
    30 Jul 2026

    MLS Ranked World Wide

    Where does the MLS rank among the rest of the leagues in the world? Well lets talk about it. In the world of football/soccer Europe is the utopia for soccer leagues. It is home to 55 professional leagues, and out of those 55 there are five leagues that reign superior over all the rest. The English P

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    College Football is here
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    Wolverines
    30 Jul 2026

    College Football is here

    Well, well, well, College Football is here.... in this article I will dive into what we can expect from the top 12 teams and more. CBS predictions: 1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1. Ohio State: Ohio State is the top team for 2026 according to CBS, and it's pretty clear why. They have a super

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    My Thoughts on the Trades of the 2026 MLB Deadline (IN PROGRESS)
    MLB
    30 Jul 2026

    My Thoughts on the Trades of the 2026 MLB Deadline (IN PROGRESS)

    I'll continue to update this as the deadline moves on. CONNELLY EARLY TO NATIONALS Nationals receive: Connelly Early Red Sox receive: Curtis Mead While my immediate reaction to this trade was very negative, I've grown to like it a bit more. While Early has elite top-of-the-rotation potential, Curtis

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    The Billion Dollar Man Nobody Knew
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    @fed
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    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?

    Historic underdogs
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    Mean Green

    Historic underdogs

    North Texas is currently 40.5 point underdogs to Indiana in week one. Which means that North Texas is the first team to be 40+ point underdogs in week one after finishing the previous season ranked. They went 12-2 last season, making the AAC title game before losing to Tulane 34-21 to miss the CFP.

    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.

    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.

    The worst World Cup final to make
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    The worst World Cup final to make

    In 2006 Italy and France played each other in the World Cup final, with Italy going on win in penalties after a Zidane headbutt. But the most surprising part might be both teams performances in the next World Cup. Both teams got a total of three points in the 2010 group stage and finished dead last in their respective groups. Italy tied 1-1 against Paraguay and New Zealand, then lost 3-2 to Slovakia. France tied 0-0 with Uruguay in their opening match, then lost 2-0 to Mexico and 2-1 to South Africa. France would end up bouncing back after that and win the World Cup in 2018 and finish runner ups in 2022. But Italy hasn’t recovered since and has won only one World Cup game since 2006 and has missed the World Cup three consecutive times

    The King's Salary
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    @nickteam
    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.

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