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The Buss family has agreed to sell the controlling stake of the Los Angeles Lakers to TWG Global CEO Mark Walter, valuing the franchise at $10 billion, the highest for any sports team. Jeanie Buss will remain as governor, while Walter, who previously acquired 27% of the Lakers in 2021, also owns other franchises including the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chelsea FC. Need More Context? 🔎

The Boston Red Sox's trade of Rafael Devers is viewed as a controversial decision stemming from poor communication within the organization, particularly regarding the pursuit of Alex Bregman, which left Devers feeling disrespected. Despite his initial refusal to play first base after an injury to Triston Casas, Devers indicated he might have considered the position change if expectations had been communicated more effectively. Need More Context? 🔎

Mercedes driver George Russell, despite not having a contract for 2026, expressed confidence in his performance and loyalty to the team following his victory at the Canadian Grand Prix. He dismissed rumors of a potential move to Aston Martin, affirming his commitment to Mercedes, and highlighted a strong partnership with rookie teammate Kimi Antonelli, who also excelled in Montreal. Need More Context? 🔎

Adam Thielen, known for his competitive spirit and NFL journey from the Vikings to the Panthers, is also an avid golfer. He will participate in the American Century Championship next month, emphasizing his enjoyment of simply playing rather than focusing on course design, showcasing a refreshing and liberating approach to the sport. Need More Context? 🔎

Adam Thielen, known for his competitive spirit on the football field, is also an avid golfer who embraces the game with a straightforward approach, focusing on play rather than course design. He will showcase his golfing skills next month at the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe, highlighting his dedication to both football and golf. Need More Context? 🔎

The Big 12 is shaping up to be a competitive conference in 2025, with teams like Kansas State, Arizona State, Texas Tech, and Baylor making headlines. Kansas State leads the rankings with key returning players and strong defense, while Arizona State's success hinges on QB Sam Leavitt, Texas Tech's ambitious transfer portal strategy aims for a playoff berth, and Baylor looks to build on its recent turnaround. Need More Context? 🔎