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The next phase of the NFL offseason is officially in full swing. With all 32 teams in training camp, the news continues to flood in leading up to the first full week of preseason action.Among the top storylines for Thursday's slate of games is the first NFL meeting of Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza and Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Beck, who faced off in last year's College Football Playoff National Championship game. Though Kirk Cousins is expected to open the game with the starting offense, Mendoza is expected to get significant playing time to offer fans their first look at the No. 1 overall pick during live game play. A few teams are expected to roll out their starters Thursday night (at least for a drive or two), including Cam Ward and the Tennessee Titans, Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers, as well as Joe Burrow and star receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Otherwise, it will be an opportunity for fans to get a glimpse at roster depth and rotation ahead of the regular season.NFL preseason schedule: Thursday, Aug. 13Lions vs. Bengals, 7 p.m. ET on NFL+Packers vs. Steelers, 7 p.m. ET on NFL NetworkColts vs. Patriots, 7:30 p.m. ET on NFL+Chargers vs. Texans, 8 p.m. ET on NFL+Cardinals vs. Raiders, 8 p.m. ET on ESPNTitans vs. 49ers, 9 p.m. ET on NFL NetworkFollow along with Yahoo Sports for the latest NFL news as the preseason kicks off.

Former Yankees sidewinding reliever signs with Mariners originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Seattle Mariners are 3-7 in their last 10 games and will need a strong finish to the regular season to make the playoffs.They've lost each of the first two games of a three-game set against the New York Yankees.Amid the series, the Mariners have signed a former Yankees reliever to a minor league contract for bullpen depth.According to Seattle's Triple-A affiliate, right-hander Scott Effross has agreed to a minor league deal with the AL West organization.Effross, 32, has thrown 85.1 Major League innings since 2021, missing the entire 2023 season and most of 2024 due to Tommy John Surgery."The underlying marks werent encouraging, as he only struck out 16% of opponents with a league-average 42% ground-ball rate," Anthony Franco of MLB Trade Rumors wrote about Effross' 36.1 Triple-A innings for the Detroit Tigers. "The Tigers released him last week."MORE:Dodgers prospect Kendall George to undergo knee surgery months after viral bat dog incidentEffross features a funky sidearm delivery and doesn't light up the radar gun.The best season of his MLB career came in 2022 with the Chicago Cubs and Yankees, posting a 2.54 ERA with 62 strikeouts and just three home runs allowed in 56.2 innings.The Yankees non-tendered Effross after he appeared in just 11 games during the 2025 season. He missed the first six weeks of the year due to a left hamstring strain.More MLB news:Phillies receive slightly worrying 65% playoff odds projection from ESPNRed Sox get 8.2% chance to win World Series, which is more than YankeesoddsDave Dombrowski reveals why Phillies didn't trade for a righty-hitting outfielderBrewerstoyedwith idea of trading for Padres closer Mason MillerTigers feared Tarik Skubals trade market would disappear if they waited too long to trade him

The Corner Canyon student section cheers during a football game between the Corner Canyon Chargers and the Liberty Lions (Peoria, Ariz.) held at Corner Canyon High School in Draper on Friday, Sept. 5, 2025. | Isaac Hale, Deseret News Week 1 of high school football is finally here, as three games kick off the 2026 season Thursday night Cedar at Wasatch, Stansbury at Skyline, and Skyridge at Mountain Ridge.After Thursday night, there are 55 games on tap for the opening Friday Night Lights of the season followed by three more games on Saturday.On all three nights, be sure to check out the Deseret News scoreboard page to keep tabs on whats going on around the state with scoring updates on nearly every game.Check out whos the favorite in each of the games as well with Parrys Power Guide, a weekly feature by Noland Parry that the Deseret News will publish all 15 weeks of the high school football season.Before we completely shift forward with Week 1 game coverage, heres a look back at the Deseret News region previews for every region in the state.Region 1 Davis unanimously voted as Region 1 favoriteRegion 2 Herriman predicted to finish atop Region 2Region 3 Despite Eric Kjars departure, Corner Canyon tabbed Region 3 favoriteRegion 4 West favored to repeat as region 4 champsRegion 5 Experienced Box Elder team tops Region 5 coaches pollRegion 6 Olympus, Woods Cross headline ultra-competitive Region 6Region 7 Orem heavily favored to finish atop region 7Region 8 Provo eyeing a fourth-straight region crown in new-look Region 8Region 9 Hurricane is unanimous favorite to take Region 9Region 10 Skyline tops preseason Region 10 football coaches pollRegion 11 4A champion Ridgeline is favorite to repeat as Region 11 champ3A North Morgan picked to finish atop 3A North region3A South 3A champion Cedar squeaks past competition in 3A South projections2A North Summit Academy early favorite to finish atop 2A North region2A South San Juan projected to finish atop 2A South once again1A North Experienced North Summit gets nod as 1A North preseason favorite1A South Kanab leads the pack, but challengers are ready in 1A South region1A 8-player Everyone still chasing the Rich Rebels in 1A 8-player Manti Templars fans cheer during a 3A high school football state championship game against the Cedar Reds at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025. | Tess Crowley, Deseret News

The long-standing rift between former India teammates Harbhajan Singh and S. Sreesanth has once again grabbed attention, almost 18 years after their infamous 2008 IPL controversy. The fallout from the inaugural season of the Indian Premier League has resurfaced after Sreesanth publicly challenged Harbhajan to settle their differences inside a boxing ring. Harbhajan, meanwhile, has indicated that he is open to putting the past behind them and even suggested that spending time together could help resolve their differences.Harbhajan open to sharing room with SreesanthSpeaking to PTI, Harbhajan said he believes that keeping the two former teammates together could help clear the air."If both of us are in the same room, a lot of things will get solved. I see it from that perspective. You can pick him as my roommate. I have no problems," Harbhajan said in an interview with PTI.What happened in the 2008 'Slapgate' controversy?The controversy erupted after a match in IPL 2008 when Harbhajan slapped Sreesanth. Television footage of an emotional Sreesanth on the field quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the tournament. Harbhajan was subsequently handed an 11-match IPL suspension and fined heavily for the incident.Despite the fallout, the two players later continued to share the Indian dressing room. They were part of India's title-winning campaigns at the 2007 T20 World Cup and the 2011 ODI World Cup.Sreesanth issues boxing challengeThe latest chapter began when Sreesanth was shown an old photograph featuring him and Harbhajan wearing boxing gloves during an interaction. The former India pacer then turned the moment into a direct challenge, asking Harbhajan to face him in a boxing ring."This same scene, do you have the guts? Do you have the guts to come into the ring with me? Can you sign and come? Can you? I am asking him. Do you have the guts to come into the ring with me? Wearing this same gloves... This is not acting, I am smiling. You are not even smiling, I don't know what you are doing. Let's see. This is an open challenge," Sreesanth said.

Former Red Sox Pitcher Fired as Womens Pro Baseball League Manager After 3 Games originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Former Red Sox closer Keith Foulke was hired to manage the Boston Hunters of the Women's Pro Baseball League in the league's inaugural season, but his stint came to an end quicker than anyone could've expected.Foulke was fired by the Hunters after only three games and replaced by former MLB infielder Jemile Weeks, who briefly spent time with the Red Sox in 2014 and 2015.Foulke spent more than a decade in the major leagues and served as the Red Sox' closer during the team's dream 2004 season. An all-star with the Athletics, Foulke had 191 career saves and spent three seasons in Boston.Here's more to know about Foulke's unusual firing and his response.Why was Keith Foulke Fired?The WPBL explained Foulke's firing as a baseball decision, Boston.com reported."It was really about just the connection he had with the players and finding a coach who was better with a younger team," WPBL commissioner Justine Siegal explained to the outlet. Its not that deep.Siegel also attributed the decision to Foulke's inexperience with younger players. We needed someone with the experience with a younger age group to give them the confidence and give them very specific skills in real time on how they could get better, she said.Foulke, on the other hand, said he suspects his decision to commute to games from Arizona was the source of the problem despite those arrangements supposedly being part of his agreement to coach. Foulke missed two days of training and one practice after the start of the season, an absence he attributed to medical appointments for his wife."Did they convey that to the commissioner? Did they convey that to the assistant coaches that they provided for me? I do not believe they did," Foulke said to Boston.com. So when I wasnt there, I think that was a big shock. Like nobody else knew the plan that we had in place."Every game during the WPBL season is being played in Springfield, Illinois, but Foulke said he wanted to make sure he had time to spend with his family before committing to the job.Foulke was fired a day after the Hunters' first win, so the news came as a surprise so early in the season.More Red SoxLatest Red Sox news2026 Red Sox schedule2026 Red Sox rosterComplete history of Red Sox championships