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Mets continue to get embarrassed after latest Blue Jays trade report originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.We all know that the New York Mets aren't going to be buyers at this year's trade deadline, an unfortunate reality for what has been arguably the most disappointing season we've seen from this organization in quite some time, which is absolutely saying something with how poorly the Mets have played at points over the past few decades.Frankly, for a roster that's this expensive, the Mets have no reason to be this bad.But there are some other ways that we should look at things when it comes to the Mets.The Mets have been a team players want to play for, but according to the latest report, some players still don't have much love for the organization.In fact, they were even placed in a group with some of the smallest-market teams in baseball, including the Milwaukee Brewers, the Athletics, the Chicago White Sox, and the Pittsburgh Pirates.The eight teams to which Kevin Gausman can block a trade, according to people briefed on his contract: Reds, Brewers, Tigers, Mets, As, White Sox, Pirates, Mariners. Most teams likely to be interested are free to acquire him without restriction, Ken Rosenthal wrote.I think this is somewhat of a telling sign about how bad things have been for the Mets recently.I don't want to say that Gausman doesn't have other reasons for doing this, but if there were tax implications, the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers would be on this list as well.Instead, the only big-market team here is the Mets, and that's pretty disappointing to see.More MLB news:Aroldis Chapman trade rumor shut down after 15-game Red Sox winning streakBlue Jays and Yankees could win AL East by making this one tradeYankees and Phillies should be of interest after latest rumor for All-Star catcherYankees not expected to meet asking price for 30 home run slugger who fits their biggest needYankees given bad news on non-Hunter Goodman catcher who everyone wants

From a pitching standpoint, the New York Yankees are whole again. Or at least as close as theyve been in the past year and a half. Their rotation when healthy is arguably the best in MLB. With Max Fried returning from the Injured List on Wednesday, the Yankees ideal rotation is now coming into view. For the first time, Fried and Gerrit Cole are sharing a rotation. Carlos Rodons rehab is progressing well, and he should be back shortly as well.MORE: One player every MLB team will trade at the 2026 trade deadlineThe biggest surprise, though, has been the emergence of Cam Schlittler as a top-of-the-rotation option. Rodons return will shift Will Warren or Ryan Weathers to the bullpen, and Clarke Schmidts return is also looming. That will make an already strong bullpen even better.After a rough April, David Bednar has returned to being a true, lights-out closer. Among others, he has support from Fernando Cruz and Brent Headrick as pitching has truly become New Yorks strength. With Aaron Judge still sidelined and the lineup scuffling, thats not a bad thing, and its also very necessary.It also shouldnt be surprising that the Yankees are looking at even more trade acquisitions as they battle with the Tampa Bay Rays for the American League East title. Thats perfectly understandable, and even with the expected influx of talent, adding another high-leverage bullpen arm should be a priority.MORE: 5 MLB pitchers who will be traded before the trade deadlineIt should not be Mason MillerSep 26, 2025; San Diego, California, USA; San Diego Padres relief pitcher Mason Miller (22) celebrates during the eighth inning Arizona Diamondbacks at Petco Park. Mandatory Credit: David Frerker-Imagn ImagesLets start with the obvious: Miller is a stud. Hes an absolute superstar and the best closer in all of baseball. Hes essentially a cheat code with a 0.86 ERA and almost 17 strikeouts per nine innings. It goes without saying that the trade price on Miller isnt going to be cheap.Trading Spencer Jones, George Lombard, Elmer Rodriguez, and/or other top prospects for Miller would be a reasonable request from the San Diego Padres. The problem, though, is thats not something the Yankees need to do or should be doing. Even if Jones and Jasson Domnguez dont necessarily have current roles, they shouldnt be traded in a deal that doesnt make sense or doesnt need to happen.The Yankees would be better served either not making a trade or using their prospect capital for other areas of improvement. Acquiring Miller is a luxury the Yankees dont need given the price. Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories on The Big Lead

Serious injury: Bara issue De Jong medical updateThe medical department has confirmed bad news following the tests carried out on Frenkie de Jong. Clinical evaluations have revealed that the midfielder has suffered a tear of the medial collateral ligament (MCL) in his right knee.Conservative treatment for the midfielderAfter assessing the severity of the injury, the clubs medical staff and the player have mutually agreed to opt for conservative treatment. This means the player will avoid surgery in the initial phase of his rehabilitation.Recovery timeline under supervisionThe recovery process will be carried out intensively under the strict supervision of the institutions medical staff. The day-to-day progress of the Dutch internationals knee will determine his availability to return to the pitch in the coming weeks.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.

Confirmed: Barcelona midfielder sidelined with knee ligament tear; out for 5-6 monthsBarcelona have officially confirmed that Frenkie de Jong has suffered a tear of the medial collateral ligament (MCL) in his right knee, validating fears that the Dutch midfielder faces a significant spell on the sidelines.In a medical statement released by the club, Barcelona announced that De Jong will undergo conservative treatment over the coming weeks while doctors closely monitor his recovery. At this stage, surgery has not been scheduled, although the players progress will determine whether an operation eventually becomes necessary.The tests carried out on first-team player Frenkie de Jong have determined that he is suffering from a tear in the medial collateral ligament of his right knee, the club statement read.It has been agreed that the player will continue under medical treatment and monitoring, pending his progress over the coming weeks.Lengthy time outThe club did not provide an estimated return date, stating only that De Jong will remain under medical supervision throughout his rehabilitation.While Barcelona avoided giving a timetable, the injury represents a major setback ahead of the new season. However, according to journalist Javi Miguel of AS, De Jong could be for as long as five to six months, meaning he could miss the entire first half of the 2026/27 season, in what comes as a huge blow for Barcelona.Injury during the World CupDe Jong had been playing through discomfort in his knee during the World Cup before the injury ultimately deteriorated.He underwent medical examinations at Barcelonas Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper last Friday, where the full extent of the damage was confirmed. The midfielder returned to the training complex again on Wednesday to finalise the clubs medical report before its public release.De Jong was injured during the World Cup. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)Flick must find solutionsDe Jongs absence leaves Hansi Flick with an important gap to fill in midfield as Barcelona prepare for the start of the season.The German coach will now look to the rest of his midfield options to compensate for the loss of one of the teams key players. The upcoming preseason friendlies are expected to provide an opportunity to assess different combinations and determine which younger players are ready to contribute alongside the senior squad during De Jongs recovery.Barcelona will continue to monitor the Dutch internationals condition in the coming weeks before making any decision on whether surgery becomes necessary.

Spurs move on from one young player to continue investing in David Jones-Garcia originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The San Antonio Spurs have agreed to a new two-way contract with David Jones-Garcia, bringing the young guard back to the organization. However, the decision wasnt easy to make for San Antonio. In order to create an opening for Jones-Garcia on a two-way deal, the Spurs were required to waive one of their existing two-way players.San Antonio did not immediately reveal which player had been released to make room for the move. However, Yahoo Sports' Kelly Iko later confirmed that Emmanuel Miller was the player waived by the franchise.Additionally, San Antonio is waiving forward Emmanuel Miller, sources told @YahooSports, Iko wrote.Miller first signed with the Spurs in February of this year and later represented the team in six Summer League games. Before joining San Antonio, he appeared in five NBA games for the Chicago Bulls last season, averaging 3.0 points in 6.6 minutes per game.Meanwhile, Jones-Garcia went undrafted in the 2024 NBA Draft before joining the Spurs ahead of the 2025-26 campaign. He enjoyed an outstanding year in the G League, averaging 26.2 points, 6.8 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 1.8 steals per game. He also made 11 NBA appearances during the season, averaging 2.9 points, 1.6 assists, and 1.2 rebounds per game in limited rotation minutes.Jones-Garcia had been putting together a stellar campaign before suffering a season-ending injury that cut his progress short. Despite that setback, the Spurs remained committed to their long-term development plan for the talented guard from the Dominican Republic. Now the young star will have another opportunity to try to make it to the NBA.More NBA news:Heat's pursuit of Klay Thompson takes surprise turn amid Mavericks trade buzzKendrick Perkins isn't happy with Kevin Durant's latest viral workout video here's whyLakers insider reveals new stance on Bronny James if LeBron James leavesRockets star Fred VanVleet thinks Rockets can repeat what shocked the NBA last seasonVictor Wembanyama joins NBA 2K history with reported cover athlete selection

Lane Kiffin is the answer. I mean it, and it's true. Lane Kiffin is the answer. Hes the answer to who the clown excuse me, crown prince of college football is after he both pulled off a genuinely legacy-defining feat and almost immediately managed to trample it in the Mississippi mud on his way to the swamp in Baton Rouge. Lane Kiffin is the answer Or the folks at LSU sure as hell hope he is, after shelling out $54 million to former head coach Brian Kelly to make way for Kiffin, paying Kiffin bonuses for a College Football Playoff he didnt coach in, handing him a reported $40 million to acquire the roster he believes he needs to be competitive and insisting on making him the highest-paid head coach in the history of the sport who hasnt won a damn thing. Its not just that Kiffin is one of three college football coaches raking in at least $13 million annually; the other two are Kirby Smart and Curt Cignetti, who have won three of the last six national titles. It's also that Kiffin makes more annually than Ohio State coach Ryan Day and Clemson coach Dabo Swinney, who also share three CFP national titles between them. Hell, even an assistant on Kiffins staff, Ed Orgeron, won a national title as head coach. Yet, Kiffin hasnt even led a team to the SEC championship and once got booted from Nick Saban's Alabama staff because he was too distracted to do the job. Kiffin is the answer for exactly who Tennessee fans loathe most among SEC coaches because he abandoned them after one humiliating season to head west to USC. Kiffin is the answer to the future Jeopardy clue, "Al Davis openly called this former Oakland Raiders coach a professional liar." Kiffin is the answer for who Kirby Smart believes is the "Adonis of all college football coaches," like hes never heard of Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman, who is, without a dollop of doubt, the most attractive head coach in the sport, and it aint close. (Sorry, Deion Sanders.) Kiffin is the answer for how Ole Miss coach Pete Golding informed folks at SEC Media Days on Wednesday that he was able to recruit star quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and running back Kewan Lacy to remain Rebels and not defect to the Tigers. "Just Google Lane Kiffin,"Golding told them. "A dude that they would have built a statue of here three days ago. Google his name right now. They wouldn't piss on him if he was on fire, right? And so they're going to do the same thing to y'all two if you do what?" What a damnable fact. And yet there are many of those around Kiffin. Even Florida coach Jon Sumrall sought to put some distance between himself and comparisons to Kiffin on Wednesday. "How you walk into a place says a lot about you, and how you leave says even more," Sumrall said. In November 2025, Kiffin held Ole Miss and LSU hostage. He demanded to coach the Rebels through the College Football Playoff, his legacy defining event, and wanted to accept the job at LSU. Folks at Ole Miss, within their rights and having some self-respect, said,No, youre either coaching Oxford or Baton Rouge in December. You aint doing both. Sumrall faced a similar set of circumstances as he had coached Tulane to an invitation to the CFP while accepting the head-coaching job at UF. But there is a difference not just between the two jobs each coach was leaving but in how each of their former programs think of their respective character. "Lane and I talked as we were going through it," Sumrall said at SEC Media Days. "Hes like, You and I are going through the same thing in November. Im like, No, Lane, were not. If you leave, youre leaving an SEC school to go to SEC school. Its a little different. Im leaving Tulane. It was challenging to do it. I wouldnt have done it any other way. I may have been on the front end of taking this job, maybe not been at my best every second for Florida because I wanted to make sure I left Tulane the right way. "If any university had told me I couldnt coach in the playoff game, I dont think Id have taken the job just because I couldnt leave the team I had coached all year." In comparison, Kiffin walked away from a team hed coached all year, a team that was four games from winning the national title, for a bag of money and a bit more prestige. He also walked away from an opportunity to show maturity, growth and an appreciation for where his feet were principles most coaches claim to impart to their players at a moment when adulation for him and the mountain Ole Miss had climbed was at an all-time high. Lane Kiffins move to LSU will be a failure this season if the Tigers dont win the national title after the price they paid for him, Kelly and their 2026 roster. But I sense Tigers fans can live with that. I wonder, will they be able to live with his inevitable exit, which will probably be messy, immature and bombastic? Lane Kiffin is the answer for whom many of us hope our college football coaches dont become, and I sincerely wish that wasnt so.

Manchester City officially completed the signing of England midfielder Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest on Thursday for a reported 116 million pounds ($155 million). The club record fee for City eclipses the 100 million pounds ($139 million) it paid for Jack Grealish in 2021 and is among the biggest ever in the Premier League. The 23-year-old Anderson has signed a five-year contract. "City are one of the biggest clubs in the world and the squad they have is amazing so strong in every position. As soon as I knew they wanted me, I was absolutely determined to make this move happen," Anderson said. "As a footballer, you want to test yourself at the highest level. Being at City means I have that opportunity." Anderson is the first major signing by City since iconic manager Pep Guardiola stepped down at the end of last season. A new era is beginning under former Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca. "Elliot is one of the outstanding young midfield talents in world football right now. He offers energy, outstanding work rate and an exceptional range of passing," said City director of football Hugo Viana. "His improvement in recent years has been really impressive and underlines his desire to be the best player he can be. "At just 23, there is plenty of opportunity for development over the coming years and we feel he can become a complete midfielder. Manchester City is the best place for him to develop his game and keep improving, we are glad that he sees things the same way as we do." Anderson began his career at Newcastle and joined Forest in 2024, where he went on to break into the England squad. He was a key member of Thomas Tuchel's England squad that won bronze at the World Cup. "As soon as I arrive in Manchester after a break, I will be doing everything I can to establish myself in the City team," he said. "Its a club built to win trophies and compete at the very top of the game. That is exciting for any footballer." England forward Morgan Rogers completed a move to Chelsea earlier this week for a reported British transfer record of 117 million pounds. Reporting by The Associated Press.