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  • 8 hours ago | si.com | Logan Struck

    The Memphis Grizzlies were swept in the first round of the NBA playoffs by the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the loss was made even worse when star point guard Ja Morant went down with a hip contusion in Game 3, sidelining him for the rest of the series. Even with an underwhelming end to their 2024-25 campaign, the Grizzlies are likely still planning to build around Morant.

  • 9 hours ago | si.com | Logan Struck

    The Sacramento Kings are in the early stages of a busy offseason, as the franchise is expected to make big changes under new general manager Scott Perry. The Kings are coming off another underwhelming season, finishing 40-42 and missing out on the playoffs, and now they are expected to scour the trade market for roster upgrades.

  • 10 hours ago | si.com | Dominic Campbell

    PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes showed why he's one of the best defensive players at his position in the latest game vs. the Houston Astros at PNC Park. The Pirates trailed the Astros 4-1 in the top of the fifth inning with one out. Right-handed starting pitcher Mitch Keller took on third baseman Isaac Paredes, who chopped a slider away down the third base line.

  • 11 hours ago | si.com | Jack Ankony

    CHICAGO – About eight months after launching, Chicago Sports Network (CHSN) has reached an agreement with Comcast Xfinity. Chicago White Sox, Bulls and Blackhawks games will be available to Xfinity customers beginning Friday. CHSN will air on channel 200 through Comcast's Ultimate TV package. Friday's game between the White Sox and Kansas City Royals at 6:40 p.m. CT marks the first live game on CHSN and Comcast since the deal came to fruition.

  • 12 hours ago | si.com | Jack Ankony

    CHICAGO – There's not much excitement at Rate Field most days. Tim Elko's walk-off on Thursday provided some for the 11,630 in attendance. But the White Sox are still just 20-43. Summer weather has arrived late, if at all. Attendance is down so much that fans who buy upper-deck seats are redirected to the 100-level during many games.

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