What do divisional-round losers need to bring them success in fantasy and reality?

On The Kevin O'Connor Show, ESPN's Bobby Marks and college basketball expert John Fanta discuss potential NBA trades, including the Memphis Grizzlies' interest in Jimmy Butler, possible destinations for Draymond Green, and trade scenarios for Cam Johnson. Fanta also provides insights on top NBA draft prospects, highlighting Duke's Cooper Flagg and other standout players. The episode introduces a new segment, PikTok, focusing on 2025 NBA draft prospects. Watch the full episode on YouTube and explore...

In the Yahoo Sports Divisional round recap, Matt Harmon and Andy Behrens discuss the Baltimore Ravens and Detroit Lions' disappointing playoff exits and speculate on their future. They also analyze the potential Super Bowl matchups among the final four teams and reveal their dream matchup in New Orleans. The podcast covers key moments from the Ravens vs Bills, Commanders vs Lions, Rams vs Eagles, and Texans vs Chiefs games, providing insights on player performances and...

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Mark Ogden, a senior soccer writer for ESPN FC, reports that AC Milan is considering loan moves for Chelsea's João Félix and Manchester United's Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmus Højlund after failing to sign Marcus Rashford. Milan also targets Feyenoord's Santiago Giménez for a permanent transfer if Fikayo Tomori leaves. Despite missing out on Rashford, Milan is set to sign Kyle Walker, while exploring the possibility of signing Félix, Zirkzee, or Højlund as a forward option....

Photographs from Chelsea's Cobham training ground show Chalobah's "happy" demeanour, despite being made available for sale in the past three transfer windows. Nottingham Forest bid £25m for him in September 2023, but he rejected the move, while Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United showed interest in January 2024. Chalobah joined Palace on loan and is now set to return to Stamford Bridge after discussions with Chelsea executives. Full Article

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