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SI:AM | Shedeur Sanders Gets Big Break With Chance to Start Preseason Game

With Dillon Gabriel and Kenny Pickett out injured, Sanders will have an opportunity to prove he deserves to slide up the depth chart.

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SI:AM | Scuffling Yankees Have a Closer Problem

The Yankees have a closer problem that they need to solve if they want to make the playoffs.

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SI:AM | All the Most Important MLB Trade Deadline Deals

From Mason Miller to Carlos Correa, plenty of big names were on the move.

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SI:AM | MLB Trade Market Remains Quiet Despite Approaching Deadline

The MLB trade deadline is one day away, but there’s been hardly any action thus far.

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SI:AM | Emmanuel Clase Becomes Second Guardians Pitcher Under Gambling Investigation

Clase is the second Cleveland pitcher to be investigated for gambling issues

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SI:AM | A Tiny Silver Lining for the Awful Rockies

The Rockies are playing more respectable baseball after their historically awful start to the season.

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SI:AM | Why MLB’s Henry Aaron Tribute Felt Incomplete

Leaving out the best line of Vin Scully's call does a disservice to both men.

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SI:AM | Nationals and Angels Make Surprising Picks Atop the MLB Draft

Ethan Holliday had to wait a bit to hear his name called.

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SI:AM | Cooper Flagg’s Rough Summer League Debut

It was a lousy shooting night for the No. 1 pick, but there was still a lot to like.

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SI:AM | Devin Booker’s Historic Extension Provides Stability Amid Suns Shakeup

Phoenix is going through a rough patch, but their franchise cornerstone isn’t going anywhere.

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SI:AM | Blue Jays’ Hot Streak Sets Up Exciting Second-Half AL East Race

They’re two wins shy of their longest winning streak in franchise history.

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SI:AM | How the Rockets Are Building a Contender

The Rockets are building a contender by mixing young talent and veteran experience.

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SI:AM | The Tigers Are No Fluke

Detroit ended last season on a hot streak and picked up right where it left off.

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SI:AM | Panthers Make It Back-to-Back Stanley Cups as Sam Reinhart Makes History

Sam Reinhart came up huge for Florida in the clinching game.

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SI:AM | Tyrese Haliburton’s Injury Spells Trouble for Pacers as They Face Elimination

Indiana faces an uphill battle in Game 6 if its star player isn’t at 100%.

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SI:AM | Red Sox Bail on Another Star With Shocking Rafael Devers Trade

His relationship with the team was strained, but Boston is still worse off now.

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SI:AM | The Biggest News From NFL Minicamps

Here's the biggest news from NFL minicamps as they get underway this week.

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SI:AM | The Casual Hockey Fan’s Guide to the Stanley Cup Final

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SI:AM | The NBA and NHL’s First Finalists

The Thunder and Panthers will play for a championship. Who will join them?

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SI:AM | The Knicks’ Defense Is Dooming Them

Indiana repeatedly targeted Jalen Brunson to punish the Knicks' defense.

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Six Things About The First F1 World Championship Of 1950

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the very first Formula One world championship in 1950 which featured seven races and was won by the Italian Giuseppe Farina.

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SI:AM | Jimmy Butler’s Trade Request Saga Drags On

The star’s team-imposed suspension is set to expire soon, and he still wants a trade.

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SI:AM | Jayden Daniels Played Beyond His Years in Commanders’ Win Over Bucs

With Daniels at the helm, the Washington offense controlled the game from beginning to end.

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