Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens has called on the team’s veterans to reevaluate their commitment. Meanwhile, a major trade prediction signals the possibility of an imminent shake-up in Boston’s roster.
Chicago Cubs Manager Craig Counsell challenges conventional baseball wisdom with his trademark stump speech to “forget everything you’ve known about baseball.” In a crucial wild-card series against the Padres, the Cubs’ core veterans, or “OGs,” stepped up, sealing a victory and energizing the city.
The Cleveland Browns have settled their quarterback sweepstakes, naming 40-year-old Joe Flacco the team’s starter. The decision caps a four-week, four-player competition and hands the veteran signal-caller the reins of Cleveland’s offense.
The Miami Dolphins are turning a new page, focusing on young talent to rejuvenate their roster after a fleeting all-in period. While veteran players remain, the team is supplementing their lineup with fresh faces, weighing the benefits and challenges of this youth movement.
In an All-Star Game dominated by rising talents, veteran pitcher Clayton Kershaw delivered a mic’d-up performance that was both entertaining and worthy of his legendary status. Honored with a special invitation and tribute, Kershaw reminded fans why he’s an All-Star among All-Stars.
The University of North Carolina is looking to bolster its basketball roster by pursuing Texas Tech’s seasoned small forward, Devan Cambridge. Entering his seventh year of college eligibility, Cambridge has attracted interest from six schools, including UNC, as the Tar Heels aim to fill a crucial position.
Demonstrating veteran composure, Jordan Martinook and Frederik Andersen led the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils in Raleigh, securing a commanding 2-0 lead in the playoff series.
