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Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani could end up resting on Thursday afternoon after making his pitching start on Wednesday.Ohtani is hitting and pitching on Wednesday, leading off and starting for the Dodgers, something he has not done in a week. Last time he took the mound against the New York Mets on Jackie Robinson Day, the Japanese star was out of the lineup as the Dodgers wanted to take it easy on his body after getting hit by a pitch in the back. However, he has not missed a game since his start against the Mets, appearing in the lineup every day and continuing to grow his on-base streak. Apr 21, 2026; San Francisco, California, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers designated hitter Shohei Ohtani (17) warms up before a game against the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park. Mandatory Credit: D. Ross Cameron-Imagn ImagesBefore Ohtanis start on Wednesday, Roberts left open the possibility of giving him a day off tomorrow given the afternoon start time, according to Jack Harris of The California Post. Ohtani is known for his resistance to time off, wanting to play as much as possible. Still, he has seemingly been prioritizing his pitching appearances and has been open to resting on his pitching days, as evidenced by Roberts comments.Even last season, Ohtani likely would have pushed to pitch and hit once he returned as a pitcher, but he is seemingly playing the long game, avoiding excessive wear on his body so he can keep pitching. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Dodgers Nation (@dodgersnation)Who replaces Shohei Ohtani in the lineup? The Dodgers have a good deal of options to move into the designated hitter spot, namely Dalton Rushing, who is making back-up catcher appearances and has played at first base when Freddie Freeman left the team and designated hitter against the Mets, when Rushing hit a home run, one of his seven. Other alternatives are Teoscar Hernandez, who is one of the weaker defensive outfielders, or potentially moving a starter like Max Muncy to DH and letting Santiago Espinal get some game time at third base. Rushing, though, is the clearest option, as he has been one of the best hitters in baseball, albeit in a small sample size, and Will Smith gets to remain in the order. Since Tyler Glasnow is pitching and the Dodgers like to attach a catcher to a pitcher, Smith would stay behind the dish, and Rushing takes over at DH.Regardless of who fills in, Ohtani is missed in the order. He is someone pitchers fear, as evidenced by their pitch selection and hesitance to throw strikes, and he offers speed on the bases, along with the possibility of giving Kyle Tucker good looks at pitchers. What do you think about Ohtani getting some rest amid a consistent run of games on the road?

Bookmakers note that, because information is king when it comes to the NFL Draft, it's difficult for them to win the day. This also means that analysts and fans who've been paying close attention, or have an inside scoop, could be in a good position when wagering on how many players from each major conference will be selected in Round 1. Let's take a look at those odds at Draftkings Sportsbook as of April 22. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. 2026 NFL Draft Total Big Ten players selected in first roundUnder 11.5: -165 (bet $10 to win $16.06 total)Over 11.5: +125 (bet $10 to win $22.50 total) Total ACC players selected in first roundUnder 6.5: -700 (bet $10 to win $11.43 total)Over 6.5: +400 (bet $10 to win $50 total) What to know: Based on the odds, the ACC could have only a handful of players come off the board on Thursday night. And there's also some analysis that supports those odds. In his most recent mock draft, FOX Sports lead college football analyst Joel Klatt has five players from the ACC going in the first round. On his list from Miami are Francis Mauigoa (projected No. 4 pick), Rueben Bain Jr. (No. 12) and Akheem Mesidor (No. 15). Also from the ACC, he projects two Clemson Tigers T.J. Parker and Blake Miller will come off the board at 22 and 23, respectively. Total Big 12 players selected in first roundUnder 5.5: -270 (bet $10 to win $13.70 total)Over 5.5: +190 (bet $10 to win $29 total) Total SEC players selected in first roundUnder 8.5: -185 (bet $10 to win $15.41 total)Over 8.5: +140 (bet $10 to win $24 total) What to know: In the 2025 NFL Draft, 15 players from the SEC were selected in Round 1. Will the conference where "it just means more" continue its first-round reign in 2026? According to FOX Sports NFL analyst Bucky Brooks, bettors might want to keep their eyes on the Over. He's predicting that nine players from the SEC will hear their names on Thursday. That includes Mansoor Delane (LSU), Monroe Freeling (Georgia), Jermod McCoy (Tennessee), Chase Bisontis (Texas A&M), Kadyn Proctor (Alabama), Keldric Faulk (Auburn), Cashius Howell (Texas A&M), Colton Hood (Tennessee) and KC Concepcin (Texas A&M).

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Everything seems to have clicked for YoussefZalal.The Marc Montoya protg faces perhaps his most difficult test todate and tries to move one step closer to contention in theUltimate Fighting Championship featherweight division when hetoes the line against AljamainSterling in the UFC Fight Night 274 main event on Saturday at the UFC Apex inLas Vegas. Zalal, 29, steps into the spotlight on the strength of acareer-best eight-fight winning streak that now spans more than1,200 days. He last saw action at UFC 320, where he put awayTeam Alpha Males Josh Emmettwith an armbar a mere 98 seconds into their Oct. 4 encounter. Itwas Zalals fastest finish as a pro and propelled him into the Top10 rankings at 145 pounds.A 13-fight lineup at UFC Fight Night 274 features several fighterson the rise, with Zalal at the front of the line. Four others tomonitor:JoselyneEdwardsViolent predispositions have made Edwards impossible to ignore. ThePanamanian hunts her latest potential victim when she zeroes in onNormaDumont in a three-round womens bantamweight co-main event thatprovides a platform for two would-be contenders at 135 pounds.After a rather non-descript start to her UFC tenure, Edwards hashit the accelerator and pieced together a run of four straightvictories. All four have resulted in finishes, highlighted byfirst-round knockouts of ChelseaChandler and PriscilaCachoeira. Edwards, 30, last suited up on Feb. 21, when shedispatched NoraCornolle with a rear-naked choke midway through the secondround of their UFC Fight Night 267 pairing. The Kings MMA rep held titles in the King ofthe Cage and Panama Fight League promotions prior to her arrivein the UFC.MichelleMontagueMontague may carry the late-bloomer tag, but she certainly appearsready, willing and able to make up for lost time. The undefeatedAmerican Top Team-trained Kiwi draws her second assignmentinside the Octagon when she takes on MayraBueno Silva in a three-round womens bantamweight prelim.Montague, 32, moves back into view with a perfect 7-0 record intow. The Professional Fighters League alum last strapped on the glovesat UFC Fight Night 260, where she outpointed LuanaCarolina to a unanimous decision across three rounds on Sept.27. Montague, the first woman from New Zealand to compete in theUFC, did not start her formal training until she was 20 yearsold.AdrianLuna MartinettiMartinetti was a relative unknown until he appeared on Dana Whites Contender Series and emerged as the last manstanding in a remarkable 15-minute firefight with MarkVologdin on Oct. 7. The 30-year-old EntramGym product makes his anticipated promotional debut oppositeThe Ultimate Fighter Season 18 finalist Davey Grantin a three-round bantamweight attraction. Martinetti, a star on theregional circuit in his native Mexico, enters the Octagon armedwith an impressive 17-1 record and the wind of a 15-fight winningstreak at his back. The ex-Ultimate Warrior Challenge champion hassecured more than half (10) of his 17 career victories by knockout,technical knockout or submission.JafelFilhoThough he has yet to fully take off in the 125-pound weight class,Filho continues to show signs of development. The Nova Uniao rep seeks his second win in as many outings when helocks horns with CodyDurdena late-notice replacement for LucasRochain a three-round flyweight battle on the undercard.Filho, 32, last competed on Oct. 11, when he dismissed ClaytonCarpenter with a kimura in the first round of their UFC FightNight 261 confrontation. The former ShootoBrazil champion now boasts 16 finishes among his 17professional victories, nine of the first-round variety. Filhopunched his ticket to the UFC via Dana Whites Contender Series in2022.

When the 2026 NFL Draft begins Thursday night in Pittsburgh, Ohio State is expected to dominate the spotlight. The Buckeyes could have multiple players selected inside the top 10, putting the program at the center of one of the biggest storylines of the first round. If anyone understands the level of talent coming out of Columbus, its former Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer. He joined "The Herd" with Colin Cowherd on Wednesday afternoon to preview the upcoming draft, highlighting three Ohio State stars who could hear their names called early. That group includes linebackers Arvell Reese and Sonny Styles, along with wide receiver Carnell Tate, all projected to be top-10 selections. Meyer believes each prospect has the tools to make an immediate impact at the next level, but he was especially vocal about Reeses upside. "The guy is only 20 years old," Meyer said. "The guy's an absolute freak. A lot of it obviously depends on the organization and what theyre going to run, but Arvell Reese can play safety, that's what I heard. When you watch him run around, thats how fast and athletic he is." Meyer also pointed to Reeses versatility and untapped potential as reasons why he could become one of the biggest steals of the draft. "Hes a great blitzer, especially from standing up," Meyers said. "Then if you develop him, hes 20 years old and at some point I would imagine theyll teach and put their hand in the ground and be one of the best pass rushers out there. I dont know how you dont take Arvell Reese as soon as you get him on an NFL roster." Even with Reeses immense potential at the next level, its Styles who Meyer believes can be a true game changer. He focused on it going beyond Styles athleticism and talent, pointing instead to the winning mentality and leadership qualities he brings to an NFL locker room. "I felt strong about Sonny Styles and his performance at the combine and his workouts have been historical," Meyers said. "Im biased because I know about this kid. I know what he is. I know what a locker room player is, and hes a winner in everything he does. Im very high on Sonny Styles." Outside of the defensive talent, Tate brings major upside at a position expected to come off the board early in the draft. The Buckeyes have also built one of the strongest reputations in college football for developing NFL-ready wide receivers. Despite some concerns surrounding Tates game, Meyer still believes hes the top receiver in this years draft class. "He was a one-year wonder," Meyer said. "You kind of heard about him and everybody wanted to see him develop. He was a guy that you werent really sure about being a first-rounder, but thats what happens with young players. He is, without question, the best receiver in the draft."

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