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Cal Raleigh finally gave the Mariners the power swing they had been waiting for. On April 7, 2026, his first home run of the season came against Jacob deGrom after a long at-bat that briefly turned a slow Seattle start into a sharper story.
Victor Wembanyama left the Spurs win over Philadelphia with a left rib contusion, turning a strong result into a medical watch. San Antonio still beat the 76ers 115-102, but the franchise center did not return after halftime.
The Masters field is preparing for a tournament shaped as much by absence as by form. Tiger Woods remains the reference point at Augusta National even when the immediate story turns to legal scrutiny, injury history and whether he can compete again at major le
Sportsbooks are using the national title game to compete for customers who may wager only around major events. The promotions attached to UConn and Michigan show how aggressive bonus language has become part of the championship spectacle.
The Chicago Bulls dismissed Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley after another losing season and renewed pressure for a full roster reset.
Michael Malone agreed to coach North Carolina basketball, bringing an NBA title resume into the NIL and recruiting era.
Rory McIlroy returned to Augusta National as defending Masters champion after completing the career Grand Slam in 2025.
Dexter Lawrence requested a trade from the New York Giants after stalled contract talks, creating a draft-week roster problem.
Michigan enters the 2026 NCAA title game against UConn as a narrow favorite, with betting markets and broadcasts focused on Indianapolis.
The Chicago Sky traded Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream for future first-round picks, resetting both teams before WNBA free agency.
Masters betting experts are fading Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau as models favor value, course fit and ownership leverage.
The Los Angeles Dodgers return to Toronto for a rematch with the Blue Jays, bringing World Series history, betting interest and pitching questions.