Madison Williams
Breaking News Writer at Sports Illustrated
Kansas City | @SInow Breaking News Writer | @MedillSchool ‘21 | @Augustana_IL ‘20 | Past: @sportingnews, @chicagobulls | opinions are my own
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si.com | Madison Williams
In all of NBA postseason history, no team has ever come back to win after trailing 3–0 in a playoff series. It's a feat that quite a few NBA teams have come close to achieving, but that hasn't happened yet. Teams that go up 3–0 in an NBA playoff series have gone 157–0 in league history. That doesn't mean some teams haven't come close to making history, though.
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fresnobee.com | Madison Williams
The New York Giants were originally projected to select a quarterback with the No. 3 pick in the NFL draft next week, but the team has since signed both Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston to contracts making fans wonder if they have another plan in mind. And, it sounds like they do. Giants general manager Joe Schoen spoke to media on Wednesday and expressed how the signings of the two quarterbacks have made the team shift their focus to drafting other positions.
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si.com | Madison Williams
Fans thought the tennis legend was dissing her rumored ex Drake by appearing during "Not Like Us," Lamar's infamous song about him. Serena Williams is finally clearing the air about her cameo during Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show performance. The tennis legend appeared during Lamar's five-time Grammy Award winning hit "Not Like Us," crip walking during the song.
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si.com | Madison Williams
Clayton Kershaw made his 2025 debut on Wednesday for the Triple-A Oklahoma City Comets during a rehab assignment while he continues to recover from offseason surgeries on his knee and toe. It was his first start since Aug. 30, 2024. The three time NL Cy Young Award winner started for the Comets on Wednesday vs. the Tacoma Raiders at home. Kershaw pitched three scoreless innings with two strikeouts. He was originally expected to throw for just around two innings.
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si.com | Madison Williams
Duke freshman Kon Knueppel will forgo the rest of his college eligibility and declare for the NBA draft, he announced on social media on Wednesday. Knueppel is the second Duke star behind projected No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg who is expected to be drafted in the Top 10. Knueppel was the Blue Devils' second-highest scorer behind Flagg, averaging 14.4 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game through 39 contests. "Forever a Blue Devil. Taking the Brotherhood with me to the next chapter.
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