Red Bull’s decision to drop Perez has raised questions about team principal Christian Horner’s decision-making, who signed Perez until the end of 2026 in May. Despite a slump in form and failed attempts to regain confidence, Perez’s performances did not improve, leading to Red Bull losing the constructors’ championship. Horner’s choice to re-sign Perez for two more years over Sainz, who will be replaced at Ferrari by Lewis Hamilton, was based on past tensions between the drivers, despite Perez’s inability to match Verstappen’s performances.
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Yahoo Fantasy Plus identifies 3 boom-or-bust outfielders — should you draft them?
Yahoo Fantasy Plus offers new tools for fantasy baseball, including maximum and minimum projections to predict potential player outcomes. Three outfielders with the widest range of outcomes for 2025 are highlighted: Wyatt Langford of the Texas Rangers, Lawrence Butler of the Athletics, and James Wood of the Washington Nationals. Langford is seen as a potential breakout player with high upside, Butler is projected for a solid 20/20 season, and Wood showed promise in his rookie...
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