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Raptors forward Scottie Barnes is expected to miss several weeks due to a right ankle injury sustained during a game against the New York Knicks. Barnes, who is having a standout season with impressive stats, collided with Karl-Anthony Towns while attempting to block a shot and was visibly in pain. Despite no fractures being found, this injury adds to Barnes' previous absence this season due to an orbital fracture, highlighting the challenges he has faced....

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Eli Lederman, ESPN Staff Writer, reports on former Boston College quarterback Thomas Castellanos committing to Florida State, reuniting with coach Gus Malzahn. Castellanos, who left BC after losing his starting job, brings dual-threat skills to improve the Seminoles' offense under Malzahn. With a clear path to the starting job in 2025, Castellanos joins FSU as a potential solution at quarterback following a challenging 2024 season. Full Article

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In the latest episode of Yahoo Sports' 'Fantasy Film Room', hosts Nate Tice and Matt Harmon discuss how QBs Sam Darnold, Russell Wilson, and Bryce Young have turned around their careers in 2025 after being written off at the start of the year. They analyze the reasons behind their success and delve into what has 'fixed' their performances. The episode also includes a preview and prop bets for the Thursday Night Football matchup between the...

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