It's rebuilding time in Miami. The Dolphins removed themselves from the Tua Tagovailoa business, and have entered the Malik Willis era. Let's check out the Dolphins' Over/Under win total odds for the 2026 season. 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. Miami Dolphins Over 4.5: +122 (bet $10 to win $22.20 total)Under 4.5: -146 (bet $10 to win $16.85 total) What to know: The Dolphins have the second-lowest projected win total entering 2026. Miami will look completely different this season following the departures of Mike McDaniel and Tagovailoa, as they were major sellers this offseason, trading away both Jaylen Waddle and Minkah Fitzpatrick while also releasing Tyreek Hill and Bradley Chubb. Jeff Hafley and Malik Willis are now set to lead a new era in Miami. Willis figures to be a huge talking point this season, considering he's finally getting his chance to be the starter for a franchise. He started six games in four years with the Packers, going 3-3. He lost his lone start last year, but did complete 30 of 35 passes for 422 yards and three touchdowns. Over the course of his four year career, he has a total of 1,322 passing yards, six TDs and three picks. Odds: This upcoming season, Miami is the +4000 last choice to win the AFC East, the +15000 last choice to win the AFC and the +35000 second-to-last choice to win the Super Bowl.

Fluminense and Bahia set for Brasileiro clashFluminense and Bahia have announced their lineups for this Wednesdays (29) Brasileiro clash.The match takes place at the Maracan and is valid for the 20th round of the league, the second of the second half of the season.In the first meeting between the two Tricolors this year, they drew 1-1 at Fonte Nova in February.See below for the starting lineups:FluminenseRested in the last match, Savarino starts this Wednesdays game on the bench.BahiaDavid Duarte and Z Guilherme are out of the match due to injury.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.

Vitria and Palmeiras line-ups confirmed for clash at BarradoVitria and Palmeiras have announced their lineups for this Wednesdays (29) Brasileiro clash.The match takes place at Barrado, in Salvador, and counts for the 20th round of the league, the second of the second half of the season.The home side take the field looking to move even further away from the relegation zone.Meanwhile, the visitors want to maintain their advantage at the top of the table.See below the starting lineups for the match:VitriaEmmanuel Martnez is available again after serving a suspension in the last round.PalmeirasFlaco Lpez has been included in the squad for the first time since the World Cup, but starts the match on the bench.On the other hand, Allan returns from suspension and is in the starting lineup.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.

A 60-year-old man was found shot to death on Wednesday morning, Chicago police said.Chicago police responded to the call at about 9:57 a.m. in the 7600 block of South Emerald Street in Auburn Gresham.Family and friends came to the scene, at first in mourning before turning the gathering into a celebration of life for South Side basketball legend Tim Bankston.ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchThe man was found with a gunshot wound to the abdomen inside a home, police said. He died at the scene.Chicago police said no other injuries were reported.Relatives of the victim said the scene is a friend's home, and it was that friend who found him.Bankston is most remembered for leading Simeon High School to a basketball state title in 19-84.He then went on to play at Bradley and Loyola universities.So far, police have made no arrests.INTERACTIVE SAFETY TRACKER Track crime and safety in your neighborhood

Subscribe to Yahoo Fantasy Football with Josh & HaydenApple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTubeFantasy Football FIXING THE FIRST ROUND - Josh and Hayden go through their personal top 15 players for 2026 fantasy football - and why so many players are being drafted incorrectly!Play on Yahoo! Here: https://yahoofantasy.com/football FOLLOW OUR NEW SOCIALS!IG: https://www.instagram.com/yahoofantasyjhTIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@jhfootballshowTWITTER: https://x.com/YahooFantasyJH0:00 Top 15 Players for 2026 Fantasy Football1:30 Jahmyr Gibbs4:46 Bijan Robinson8:31 Ja'Marr Chase10:15 Puka Nacua14:04 Christian McCaffrey16:52 Amon-Ra St. Brown19:07 Jaxon Smith-Njigba22:37 Jonathan Taylor26:50 Saquon Barkley32:28 Justin Jefferson36:13 CeeDee Lamb39:47 Kenneth Walker III44:00 James Cook47:42 De'Von Achane52:36 Omarion Hampton57:20 Ashton Jeanty1:02:57 Chase BrownDec 21, 2025; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs (0) warms up before the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Ford Field. Mandatory Credit: Lon Horwedel-Imagn Images Watch this full episode on YouTube

The excitement over the NBA champion New York Knicks is not over.Fans will have a chance to relive the fun and own a piece of history.The city is auctioning off one of the "Champions Way" signs that hung along the Canyon of Heroes last month during the Knicks ticker tape parade.Bidding started at $100, but it's already over $4,000.You have until 8 p.m. on August 12 to place your bids online.Money from the sale will go to the city's general fund, which pays for things like filling potholes and teachers' salaries.----------* Get Eyewitness News Delivered* More New York City news* Send us a news tip* Download the abc7NY app for breaking news alerts* Download our connected TV appSubmit a tip or story idea to Eyewitness NewsHave a breaking news tip or an idea for a story we should cover? Send it to Eyewitness News using the form below. If attaching a video or photo, terms of use apply.

Sharks' Macklin Celebrini turned down $20.8 million contract option originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Macklin Celebrini's five-year contract extension with the San Jose Sharks will kick in for the 2027-28 season, and it'll pay him quite handsomely.It'll work out to $18.8 million per year for Celebrini, a new NHL record for annual average value in a contract.It could've been more, though. The maximum that Celebrini could've signed a contract for this summer was $20.8 million per year.Turns out, the Sharks would've paid Celebrini that if he asked. He just didn't ask.That's what front office leader Mike Grier told reporters on Wednesday:Grier says if Celebrini had demanded the maximum contract ($20.8 million AAV), #SJSharks would've given it to him Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) July 29, 2026MORE:Dylan Larkin trade 'frontrunner' revealedIt's notable to think about this on a couple of levels.For one, the implication is that Celebrini never asked for the max, because Grier suggests the Sharks wouldn't have pushed back on that ask.It also shows how willing San Jose is to ensure they have Celebrini around for as long as they can.Yes, this could've been an eight-year deal and not just five years, and some fans are complaining that Celebrini didn't make a wholehearted commitment to the Sharks.By the same token, he signed the five-year deal in front of him rather than playing hardball.It has a chance to work out well for all involved, and while Celebrini could've taken an even bigger discount, that's not his obligation.The Sharks can just be happy that as the next five or six seasons roll along, they'll have Celebrini.MORE:Jets signal their Connor Hellebuyck intentions

It appeared to be Cutter Boley's quarterback job to lose as the Arizona State football team heads into fall camp. But is it?ASU head coach Kenny Dillingham met with the media on July 29, ahead of the first fall practice scheduled for Aug. 5. He was asked about the position, which features one returner, two Division I transfers and a promising true freshman. The national publications already on newsstands have Boley, a transfer from Kentucky, pegged as the starter, as has much of the media that witnessed spring drills in April.But Dillingham, heading in his fourth year at the helm of the program, made it clear that there is still a battle at that position. With so many starters having departed from a team that went 8-5, there are plenty of other position battles as well."I think it's going to be a good competition. I saw ups and downs from the younger guys," he said. "(Michigan transfer) Mikey (Keene) was Mr. Consistency throughout camp, and that's kind of what we wanted to bring in. We wanted to bring in some combinations of high ceilings with consistency with veteran leadership from them. So I think we've got a good natural competition going into camp."The Sun Devils are beginning fall camp a week later than in recent years because they do not have a Week 0 game.The annual trek to Camp Tontozona is scheduled for Aug. 11-15.The season opens on Sept. 5 against FCS opponent Morgan State at Mountain America Stadium. The Sun Devils will have just one off week, that coming after the Big 12 game on Sept. 19 against Kansas at London's Wembley Stadium. They will then play nine straight weeks, not an ideal scenario.Joining Boley and Keene, a product of Chandler High School, in the battle are redshirt sophomore Cam Dyer, the only returner but one who saw no game action, as well as true freshman Jake Fette, a native of El Paso, who prepped with the team ahead of its Sun Bowl outing in December.Dillingham has a timeline for naming a starter and said it would be before the team starts preparation for the Bears. It will likely be 9-10 days before the game ideally, Dillingham would make the announcement earlier."I don't believe in a quarterback competition going into Week 1," he said. "I want to know who it is and our guys need to know we have a plan and believe in something. If somebody separates themselves earlier, home run. And if they separate themselves earlier? You guys come to practice, everybody's going to know it. It's going to be very clear. That would be the dream scenario.""The worst thing as a coach, you have to make a decision, and it's not clear because it makes it more challenging."In the past few weeks, video has surfaced on social media of Boley working out with former Sun Devil quarterback Taylor Kelly, who was in Tempe from 2010 to 2014, winning 10 games as a senior in 2014, a year there was also a battle for the starting spot.Kelly was on staff the next season as a graduate assistant, along with Dillingham, who was starting his career on Todd Graham's staff. So he knows Kelly well.Dillingham has a great appreciation for Kelly and thinks his quarterback can learn from the past one."He won a lot of games. And the players loved him," Dillingham said of Kelly. "Always got tasks done. A winner. So for me, when seeing our guys work out with a former player who found ways to win, underrecruited. People didn't think he was going to win the quarterback battle when he was battling. He was the sneaky guy that showed up out of nowhere. Then he wins 10 games. He's a winner. And you want your guys to be surrounded by guys that have habits of winners."This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Kenny Dillingham expects QB battle at Arizona State

Los Angeles, CA - June 16, 2026: Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Edwin Diaz works out before an MLB game against the Tampa Bay Rays at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday, June 16, 2026 in Los Angeles, CA. (Eric Thayer / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)The Dodgers activated Edwin Daz from the 60-day injured list on Wednesday as expected, getting their closer back in a bullpen suddenly in need of stability from its right-handed relievers.Daz last pitched for the Dodgers on April 19, and missed the last 100 days after arthroscopic surgery to remove loose bodies from his right elbow. The right-hander allowed one run though his first five appearances this season, striking out eight of his 21 batters faced, a 38.1-percent strikeout rate. But then he allowed three runs in back-to-back performances, separated by eight days off with concern over diminished velocity, before landing on the injured list.Though he missed the entire 2023 season with a knee injury suffered during the World Baseball Classic, Dazs five previous seasons were dominant, with a combined 2.36 ERA, 2.33 xERA, and 40.8-percent strikeout rate, tops in the majors from 2020-25 in xERA and strikeout rate among pitchers with at least 250 innings, and fourth in ERA.That earned Daz a three-year, $69 million contract from the Dodgers in December, breaking his own relief pitcher contract record for highest average annual value. Daz during his rehab assignment pitched in seven games, three with Class-A Ontario, one in the Arizona Complex League, and three with Triple-A Oklahoma City, with a combined 3.18 ERA in 5 2/3 innings and 11 strikeouts among his 22 batters faced.The Dodgers designated Charlie Barnes for assignment, which created space on both the active and 40-man rosters for Dazs activation from the 60-day injured list.Barnes, who was claimed off waivers from the Cubs on May 9, has pitched in four games for the Dodgers over his three stints in the majors, including pitching an inning on Sunday against the Mets in New York. The left-hander allowed seven runs in 10 innings with five strikeouts and four walks.For Triple-A Oklahoma City, Barnes had a 5.65 ERA in seven starts with 28 strikeouts and 12 walks in 28 2/3 innings. This is the second time the Dodgers designated Barnes for assignment, along with July 11. That previous time, Barnes cleared waivers then elected free agency before re-signing with the Dodgers on a minor league deal. He was called back up to the majors on July 21, and pitched in one of the six games for which he was active.

Kenneth Farrington recalls his day at Wembley as being like no other [BBC]Ahead of the 60th anniversary, readers have been sending BBC Your Voice their memories of England's dramatic victory against West Germany at Wembley Stadium in 1966 when they won the World Cup. Kenneth Farrington, now 76, watched from the stands as a 16-year-old and shares his account of the excitement of the final on 30 July 1966.It was my workmate, Syd Manning, who obtained the ticket for me and arranged the transport.When he initially asked me, I was reluctant because I thought I'd see more of the match by watching it on TV, but thankfully he was insistent saying "you may never get the chance again to attend a World Cup Final", and how right he was.Family occasions apart, it remains the greatest, most memorable day of my life.The cost of the ticket - in the standing area behind the goal where, as it turned out, Geoff Hurst would score his third goal and complete his hat-trick - was 25 shillings (1.25 in today's money) - just over a quarter of my weekly wage as a transport clerk.On the lawn outside my home in Huddersfield with my mother Margaret and eldest son Alan in 1978. My son is named after Alan Ball who gave an outstanding performance for England in the final and later that summer signed for my team Everton [Kenneth S Farrington]I didn't bother with breakfast as Syd told me that he would be calling early. The journey down to Wembley took more than four hours. When we parked up, I recall Wembley being besieged by ticket touts who were looking to sell. Apparently, the fans of the more fancied teams at the time like Brazil, Hungary and Portugal had bought blocks of tickets that also included the final, so when their teams failed to make it, they sold their tickets on. Therefore, if you wanted to turn up on the day and attend the final, it was entirely possible providing you had the money. It was harder to get tickets to the FA Cup Final that year than to the World Cup Final.Kenneth and his friend Syd were among the 96,924 people who attended the 1966 final at Wembley [Getty Images]My first sight of the Wembley pitch actually took my breath away because the grass was green.I'd been so used to viewing cup finals on our black and white TV, I fully expected the grass to be the same colour.The match itself was enthralling - no way could it be described as a tactical battle. It was two teams attempting to win a football game.Going into extra time was a bonus as far as I was concerned, because I was getting extra value from the outlay for my ticket.The Geoff Hurst hat-trick goal was a great finale to a splendid occasion. And if the ball had burst the back of the net - it nearly did - I'd have caught it.Outside the stadium, I felt like I was walking on air. My team, in the country where I was born and had never left up to that point, had won the World Cup.In 1966, Hurst became the first player to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final [Getty Images]An elderly England fan, probably close to the age I am now, 76, was serenading a group of supporters by singing, "Geoff Hurst scores for all the goals, hallelujah!" I recall seeing the passion and enthusiasm in his eyes and hoping that I would always retain the same love for the game of football, thankfully I have. It probably inspired my 32-year career as a referee, officiating in over 2,500 matches. We faced a long journey home so it was straight back in the car and there was much chatter about what we had witnessed. When I arrived home to our small terraced house in the early hours of Sunday morning, I was so keen to share my story of the day with my mother Margaret that I left my key in the front door.The World Cup final inspired my 32-year career as a referee, officiating in over 2,500 matches - I was awarded a 50 year service award from West Riding County Football Association for services to local football [BBC]My dad had sadly died in 1960 at the age of 37, so I couldn't share my story with him, much as I would have loved to. But my mother thankfully showed an interest despite not being a fan of the game - she could sense how much it meant to me.Fans relive 1966 triumph 60 years after World CupHow Geoff Hurst became England's World Cup hat-trick heroBest England performance since 1966?Incredible images from 2026 World CupIn 1969, I moved to Huddersfield, West Yorkshire to marry the girl of my dreams, Susan, so I lost touch with Syd.But if he is still with us, I'd like to thank him from the bottom of my heart for providing me with a fantastic memory that will remain with me for the rest of my days.Kenneth's story was told to BBC journalist Kris Bramwell. [BBC]