Three Surprising NBA Trade Deadline Players That Could Be On the Move

Nate Schmidt joined the Panthers following their first Stanley Cup title, feeling pressure to replace lost defensemen. Initially uncertain about his role, he eventually adapted to the team's system and rediscovered his playing style, contributing significantly during the playoffs. Coach Paul Maurice praised Schmidt for integrating well and bringing positive energy to the locker room, as he excelled in the Stanley Cup Final, showcasing his skills and helping the team maintain high expectations for success....

After starting strong with three podium finishes, including a victory in Austin, Pecco Bagnaia's performance took a downturn beginning with the French Grand Prix, where he finished 16th. This negative trend continued at the British Grand Prix with a crash and persisted in the Aragón sprint, resulting in a disappointing 12th place finish. As a two-time MotoGP champion, Bagnaia has requested support from Ducati to address his ongoing struggles on the track. Full Article

OKLAHOMA CITY — The NBA and FIBA are jointly exploring a new professional men's basketball league in Europe, but NBA Commissioner Adam Silver indicated that its launch is still a few years away, emphasizing a careful approach involving all stakeholders, including existing leagues and teams. The NBA is in discussions with the EuroLeague about a potential partnership, aiming for a 16-team league that integrates with national competitions, which Silver views as a form of expansion...

Four-time British Touring Car Championship winner Ash Sutton delivered an impressive performance to secure victory in the second race of the day at Thruxton. After starting fourth due to issues in the first race, Sutton skillfully maneuvered his NAPA-liveried Alliance Racing Ford Focus ST between Dan Cammish and Josh Cook, who started second and third, respectively, and then overtook poleman Tom Ingram. This win highlights Sutton's racing prowess and ability to capitalize on opportunities during...

Last summer, Simone Resta had the rare opportunity to tend to his garden for the first time in 23 years, although his main focus was on relocating to the UK to join Mercedes as strategic development director. This move was announced in March, shortly after his return to Maranello from a secondment at Haas. Resta's transition marks a significant career shift as he takes on a pivotal role within the Mercedes team. Full Article

Lorena Wiebes triumphed in the fourth and final stage of the Women's Tour of Britain, held in Glasgow. Ally Wollaston secured the overall victory by finishing third in the stage, earning bonus seconds that allowed her to surpass overnight leader Cat Ferguson, who ended in second place. This outcome highlights the competitive nature of the event and the impressive performances of the riders involved. Full Article