Patrick McAvoy

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A New York Jets star announced his retirement from the National Football League on Thursday. Former Jets linebacker CJ Mosley announced his retirement on Thursday after playing 10 seasons for New York and the Baltimore Ravens. The news was reported early in the day and Mosley followed up with a message of his own. "Today, it is time to wake up from my childhood dream and share it with the next generation," Mosley said on Instagram. "I spent my whole life and career building my legacy.

1 week ago | si.com | Patrick McAvoy

Will the Milwaukee Brewers cut ties with a first baseman before the 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline passes? Milwaukee recently acquired Andrew Vaughn from the Chicago White Sox which is why speculation has picked up. Rhys Hoskins was the subject of a lot of trade buzz before the season and now the noise has started back up again. If the Brewers opt to make him available -- which it hasn't been shared if he is -- the team that would make the most sense is the Boston Red Sox.

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The Philadelphia Eagles are fortunate to have one of the league's top tight ends in town. Philadelphia didn't trade Dallas Goedert despite plenty of trade rumors. He restructured his deal and recently made it clear that he didn't want to leave. The playmaker was a big part in the Eagles taking down the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. Now, he will be a part of the team's attempt to repeat.

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The New Orleans Saints have had a solid offseason full of more moves that expected but it wouldn't hurt to make another move. New Orleans specifically could use pass rush help and one option out there that wouldn't break the bank is former Green Bay Packers, Washington Commanders, and Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Preston Smith. In 2024, he had 4 1/2 sacks as a member of the Packers and Steelers. He played nine games for the Packers and eight games for the Steelers.

1 week ago | si.com | Patrick McAvoy

The St. Louis Cardinals began yet another doubleheader on Thursday with a win over the Chicago White Sox. St. Louis came out on top 5-4 to move to 39-35 on the season. It was a good start to the day and there was a bit of odd history made. 11-year big league veteran Steven Matz came into the game to relieve starter Erick Fedde and in the bottom of the sixth inning recorded four strikeouts because Lenyn Sosa was able to reach first on a wild pitch.