
Colin Salao
Reporter at Front Office Sports
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3 days ago |
frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao
McLaren is head and shoulders ahead of the competition in Formula One this season. Even four-time World Champion Max Verstappen acknowledged it. “With the gap that they have, realistically, you don’t really have a big chance,” Verstappen said according to PlanetF1.com. Verstappen’s statement comes after McLaren secured a 1–2 finish at the Miami Grand Prix, with Oscar Piastri finishing 4.6 seconds ahead of teammate Lando Norris, who was more than 33 seconds clear of third-place George Russell.
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3 days ago |
frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao
NBA drafts are not made equal. This year, the winner of Monday’s draft lottery in Chicago will be rewarded with the right to select Cooper Flagg—the most hyped American prospect since either Zion Williamson in 2019, and potentially as far back as Anthony Davis in 2012.
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6 days ago |
frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao
Months before the WNBA draft, reports surfaced that Paige Bueckers may try to avoid playing for the Dallas Wings, who secured the No. 1 pick in November. The belief was that Bueckers, a fifth-year player at UConn and the consensus No. 1 pick, may pull an Eli Manning–type move to try to start with an established team in the WNBA. The Wings are one of five “independent” WNBA teams, meaning their ownership does not also own another major professional sports team in the same city.
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6 days ago |
frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao
The defending-champion Celtics have taken heat around NBA circles after losing two home games and falling behind, 2–0, to the Knicks in the Eastern Conference semifinals. It doesn’t help that Boston, the championship favorite entering this season, is projected to have the most-expensive payroll in NBA history next year. However, on the other side of the bracket, the Cavaliers are facing a similar situation after losing twice to the Pacers at home.
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6 days ago |
frontofficesports.com | Colin Salao
The Indiana Fever have championship expectations this season. Caitlin Clark has already . Battling for a title will be a big step up for the Fever after a 20–20 finish last season. After all, Clark is only a 23-year-old entering her second year as a professional. However, Indiana made significant changes in the offseason to justify the lofty expectations.
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Eastern Conference Finals schedule between the Pacers and Knicks or Celtics. Wild final weekend of May in Indianapolis. May 24: Caitlin Clark & Fever vs. New York Liberty May 25: Game 3 of NBA ECF, Indy500 https://t.co/QTleHQBaCP

RT @ReneePwash: CRAZY all that unfolded Monday night in the NBA starting with the Lottery Draft..catch our conversation with @colincsalao a…

RT @FOS_Today: The Mavs won the NBA Draft Lottery at 1.8% odds. With many fans saying the league is rigged, @colincsalao explores whether…