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After their first trip to the Eastern Conference Finals in a quarter century, the New York Knicks fired head coach Tom Thibodeau on Tuesday (June 3), CBS Sports reportedIn four years with the team, Thibodeau posted a 226-174 record, including a back-to-back season. He has the fourth-most wins by a Knicks coach. Issuing a joint statement, team owner Jim Dolan and team president Leon Rose shared the rationale behind Thibodeau’s termination.

2 days ago | bet.com | Tabie Germain

Pusha T is making it crystal clear where he stands in Hip-Hop’s latest ongoing drama—and, once again, he’s not siding with Drake. In a new GQ profile, the Virginia-bred rapper shared his unfiltered thoughts on his long-time rival’s recent legal action against Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar’s chart-topping diss track “Not Like Us.”“I don’t rate him no more,” Pusha said bluntly. “The suing thing is bigger than some rap s—t. I just don’t rate you.

2 days ago | bet.com | Rashad Grove

NiJaree Canady is not only the best pitcher in softball, but she has also made history as the first athlete in the sport's history to sign a million-dollar deal. The reigning USA Softball National Player of the Year, who transferred from Stanford to Texas Tech, inked a landmark contract. The Matador Club, Texas Tech's NIL collective, offered Canady a one-year, $1,050,024 contract, which includes a million for Canady, $50k for living expenses, and $ 24k for her jersey number.

2 days ago | bet.com | Tabie Germain

Cynthia Erivo is making it clear that her voice isn’t just a gift but a tool for self-expression, resistance, and visibility. The “Wicked” star is opening up about her queerness and how living more openly has helped her grow both personally and professionally. “The more yourself you are, the more you are in front of people who don’t necessarily understand, the better understanding starts to happen,” the star shared with Billboard.

2 days ago | bet.com | Rashad Grove

The Philadelphia Eagles have traded defensive lineman Bryce Huff to the San Francisco 49ers for a mid-round draft pick, CBS Sports reported. Speculation about a possible trade began to gain steam on May 30, but a deal could not be made official until after June 1. To help facilitate the deal, Huff restructured his contract, and both teams worked diligently to make the deal happen.