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Two days after 88,019 people attended the Big Freeze game Daniher created, another large crowd has gathered at the MCG to say their final farewell to the legendary football figure, FightMND campaigner and 2025 Australian of the Year.

England captain Harry Kane amused fans by posting, Always ready if needed, @englandcricket & @RCBTweets! after playing cricket during FIFA World Cup preparations. A friend of Virat Kohli, Kane recently congratulated IPL champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru. Meanwhile, England boss Thomas Tuchel is expected to manage Kane's workload during the World Cup.

Outside of signing a record-setting contract extension with the Seattle Seahawks in March, plenty has gone right for Jaxon Smith-Njigba in 2026. A month before Smith-Njigba signed a four-year, $168.8-million deal, with $120 million guaranteed, which makes the 24-year-old the highest paid wide receiver in the NFL, he was a key cog on the Seahawks Super Bowl-winning team. Shortly before Super Bowl 60, Smith-Njigba was named AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year after setting the team record for yards receiving (1,793) and receptions (119) in a season. Following the Seahawks first day of minicamp practices on Tuesday, Smith-Njigba said he considers both the personal and team-wide accolades he has benefitted from a "blessing." "This year has been great," Smith-Njigba said. "Its brought me a lot of great things, and things to learn and overcome and trophies and parades and stuff like that. So, its been a blessing. Its been an amazing year. "And, were six months into the year, and Im looking forward to the rest of it." Plenty of time remains until the Seahawks open the season with a Super Bowl rematch against the New England Patriots on Sept. 9 in Seattle, which will give Smith-Njigba a chance to head home to Texas to train this offseason. But when Smith-Njigba returns to Seattle later this summer, he looks forward to picking up where he and the Seahawks left off. Smith-Njigba, quarterback Sam Darnold and the rest of Seattles offense is in the early stages of learning the system that first-year offense coordinator Brian Fleury is instituting. The offensive scheme is expected to be similar to that of former offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, who is now coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. After a handful of meetings and practices with Fleury, Smith-Njigba has found him to be a fairly straight-forward coach. "All the guys, were excited to be back and learn together and be together and figure this thing out," Smith-Njigba said. "Its been awesome." On a personal level, the fourth-year wideout thinks he can improve in Fleurys offense in his second consecutive season alongside Darnold and wide receivers Cooper Kupp and Rashid Shaheed. The 6-foot, 202-pound Smith-Njigba said he thinks he can get bigger, faster and stronger ahead of the 2026 season. He has plenty of disposable income to work with to make strides in those areas, but Smith-Njigba has yet to make any drastic changes on a personal level since signing his extension. Even as he finds himself on lists like " Time" magazines "The Top 100 Most Influential People in Sports 2026", the cool and collected Smith-Njigba has sought to keep a low profile. Though the accomplishments and milestones keep piling up, Smith-Njigba is committed to staying hungry on the field, and taking it easy off it. "Im a simple man, thats what Im really trying to say," Smith-Njigba said. "I love to play ball, I love to be here, I love to go home and chill." Reporting by the Associated Press.

Only four rounds separate players from the third major championship of the season

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - JUNE 09: Evan Carter #32 of the Texas Rangers can't catch a ball hit by Maikel Garcia of the Kansas City Royals in the sixth inning at Kauffman Stadium on June 09, 2026 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images) | Getty ImagesThe Texas Rangers scored three runs but the Kansas City Royals scored five runs.At one point, as we were entering the bottom of the fifth inning of this game, the Rangers had collected eight hits and the Royals had collected zero. Man, the Rangers must have been destroying the ALs worst team right? Well, no. Because of a bad batch of sequencing, and a dearth of extra base hits, the Rangers led only 2-0 at that point.Aside from a two-bagger from Ezequiel Duran in the top of the second, the other seven of Texas initial eight hits were singles and worse, a great majority of those came with two outs. That required the Rangers to sustain long rallies with little wiggle room, which simply didnt manifest for the most part. The Rangers scored their first run on their best rally of the night, but one that was ultimately wasted if the goal was to bust the game open and take a big lead. After Wyatt Langford walked to lead off the second, Duran hit his double, and then Jake Burger singled Langford home. But with two on and still no one out, the Rangers hit two ground balls in a row with the second one a double play that allowed tonights KC starter Stephen Kolek and the Royals to escape the inning with Texas up just 1-0.The Rangers didnt even need a run-scoring hit to plate their second run thanks to Evan Carter using his legs to menace Kansas City into a couple of throwing errors. After Carter singled with two outs in the top of the third, he reached second on an errant pickoff throw and then scored when KC catcher Carter Jensen threw the ball away attempting to throw Carter out on a steal attempt at third base.However, with eight hits, the Rangers wasted plenty of chances for that elusive bases-clearing extra base hit that could have broken open the game. Turns out, they were saving them all up for the Royals. How kind. By the end of the sixth inning it was 5-2 Royals as Kansas City collected the next six hits of the game. All of them went for extra bases. All but two of those came off tonights starter Nathan Eovaldi who was a tad wild early with three walks but mostly cruising along.Ironically, Texas next and only other hit of the night was a triple by Joc Pederson and the Royals only two hits the rest of the way were a couple of singles that did no damage.Overall, that was a pretty annoying experience and just the latest of several chances for Texas to move back to .500 that went to waste.Player of the Game: Josh Jung and Brandon Nimmo led the way with a couple of hits apiece. All four of those hits were singles, however.Up Next: The Rangers will resume the climb back to .500 with LHP MacKenzie Gore set to make the start for Texas opposite RHP Seth Lugo for Kansas City.The Wednesday evening first pitch from Kauffman Stadium is again scheduled for 6:40 pm CDT and you can catch it on the Rangers Sports Network.

During Sunday's UFL playoffs semifinal, Mintze was asked about his "two-week sabbatical from his real job." Mintze's response? "Allegedly."

Its seven oclock at night here in Washington DC and Matty Johns has just told Dana White not to f*** things up on the White House lawn.

It was anticipated that an MSG watch party would return for Game 4, after Trump confirmed he would not be back in the Big Apple for a second game, and Zohran Mamdani appeared to confirm it.