Liam McKeone
Senior Breaking/Trending News Writer at Sports Illustrated
Senior Breaking/Trending News and Media writer for @SINow. Called a "defiant fanboy" by 98.5 The Sports Hub. Contact: [email protected]
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si.com | Liam McKeone
Brock Purdy's is not the only contract situation worth watching in the Bay Area this offseason. On Monday, NFL insider Michael Silver reported for The Athletic that the San Francisco 49ers were "far apart" on talks for a new contract with star tight end George Kittle. Kittle, named a second-team All-Pro in 2024, is about to enter the final year of a five-year extension worth $75 million.
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si.com | Liam McKeone
The 2024-25 NBA season was a great one filled with memorable performances, enjoyable storylines, blockbuster trades, and long stretches of dominance from the top teams in both conferences. It is also over. Every team played 82 games by Sunday, April 11 and the playoffs kicked off this past weekend on Saturday, April 19. That means it is time for the league to look back upon this past season and reward the very best performers.
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si.com | Liam McKeone
Rick Pitino led St. John's to a resurgent season in his first year at the helm in Queens, earning a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament before losing in the second round to Arkansas. On Monday, news broke that Pitino was adding some scoring punch to his Red Storm roster. ESPN's Jeff Borzello reports former UNC guard Ian Jackson is headed to St. John's via the transfer portal.
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si.com | Liam McKeone
The New York Jets aim to enter a new era starting on Thursday with the NFL draft. But the past is lingering. Former starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers last week called out the new brain trust of GM Darren Mougey and head coach Aaron Glenn for how they handled his exit from the team. Rodgers criticized the pair for flying him out to the team facilities in New Jersey just to briefly inform him they'd be releasing him.
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fresnobee.com | Liam McKeone
The Philadelphia Eagles have signed Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens to a four-year contract extension worth $68 million, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Monday. The deal includes $39.4 million guaranteed and will keep Jurgens playing in Philly through the 2029 season, per Schefter. It's a big raise for Jurgens after only one year as the starting center for the Eagles. But it was a very good year.
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NEW, from me for Sports Illustrated: the first of several playoff preview pieces for the NBA team
From LeBron taking over to Jokić making the unbelievable look routine, these five stars always meet the moment come NBA playoff time. The spotlight isn’t for everyone. Except these five NBA playoff risers, writes @liam_mckeone https://t.co/aVR8DFkwOx
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Bishop Betrayal: How a sermon and a basketball game almost ruined a relationship in church. This has a wild and unnecessary ending. It’s Story Time on Haynes Briefs. #haynesbriefs Full EP: https://t.co/fOC38RHKGm https://t.co/SDkw2jXaBt