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Steelers training camp featured humorous interactions between Aaron Rodgers and Pat McAfee, who joked about betting on which players would start fights, predicting offensive linemen Zach Frazier or Mason McCormick. Amidst the light-hearted banter, the Steelers' revamped roster, including notable personalities like Jalen Ramsey and DK Metcalf, continues to impress as camp progresses. Want More Context? 🔎

The Dolphins signed offensive lineman Jalen McKenzie and placed Obinna Eze on injured reserve following Eze's brief stint on the active roster. McKenzie, an undrafted player from USC in 2022, has yet to appear in a regular season game despite previous stints with multiple NFL teams, including the Titans and Seahawks. Want More Context? 🔎

Courtney Banghart, head coach of North Carolina women's basketball, is enthusiastic about 6-foot-1 guard Nyla Brooks, a McDonald's All-American and the top recruit in her class, who is expected to significantly impact the team following the loss of key players. Brooks, a standout from Bishop Ireton High School, averaged 18.3 points and led her team to a state championship, showcasing her potential to elevate the Tar Heels' program. Want More Context? 🔎

Gilbert Arenas Arrested for Illegal Gambling Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas was arrested for running a high-stakes illegal poker game in Los Angeles, alongside five associates, including a suspected member of an Israeli crime syndicate. The group faces multiple charges, including conspiracy and operating an illegal gambling business, with Arenas potentially facing up to five years in prison. Want More Context? 🔎

Audi will enter Formula 1 in the 2026 season by taking over Sauber, unveiling its title partner, fintech company Revolut, which aims to enhance fan engagement and integrate its services into the team's operations. With Sauber currently sixth in the Constructors’ Championship, the partnership is positioned as a strategic alliance to innovate and expand their reach in motorsport. Want More Context? 🔎

Jonathan Kuminga wishes to leave the Golden State Warriors during restricted free agency, but the team is hesitant to prioritize his development or accept the offers from the Phoenix Suns and Sacramento Kings. The Warriors have increased their offer to $45 million over two years, including a team option, while the Suns propose a more lucrative four-year deal worth nearly $90 million, leading to a standoff as the Warriors seek to maximize Kuminga's trade value....