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5 hours ago | heraldonline.com | Matt Brandon |Shawn Childs

Injuries are around every corner, making it even more challenging to predict a player's future value in December, when fantasy football championships are decided. Here's a look at the top eight wide receiver defenses in 2024, ranked by fantasy points allowed in PPR formats (this data doesn't include any rushing or passing stats:Often, a high-ranking defense in catches and yards allowed is helped by facing fewer targets due to game score or a more proficient running offense.

1 day ago | heraldonline.com | Patrick Saunders

The director might have changed, but the Rox Show looks the same. In their second game under interim manager Warren Schaeffer, the Colorado Rockies' offense was once again a no-show in a 4-1 loss to the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night at Globe Field. Schaeffer was named interim manager on Sunday when Bud Black was fired.

1 day ago | heraldonline.com | Nick Meyer

The Indiana Fever have become one of the most popular teams in the Women's National Basketball Association in the past year-plus during former Iowa Hawkeyes star Caitlin Clark's time in Indianapolis. The Fever sold out Carver-Hawkeye Arena for an exhibition game recently against the Brazilian National Team that showed the depth, enthusiasm and breadth of Caitlin Clark's fanbase. Indiana's increased national footprint has led to big changes by the team, as announced on Tuesday.

1 day ago | heraldonline.com | Alex Kirschenbaum

Although most pundits have been wondering what the Los Angeles Lakers will do with their veterans and in free agency this offseason, the team still has to contend with the 2025 NBA Draft, slated for June 25-26, before the summer officially tips off. A new mock draft from Jonathan Wasserman of Bleacher Report sees the Lakers selecting 7-foot-2 Brisbane Bullets center Rocco Zikarsky with their lone pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, No. 55.

1 day ago | heraldonline.com | Matt Hladik

Microsoft announced Tuesday that it will be slashing part of its workforce in the coming months. According to the Wall Street Journal, the software behemoth will lay off "less than 3%" of its workforce, which amounts to fewer than 6,800 employees. The cuts will be happening in a multitude of divisions worldwide and are the result of a desire to become "more streamlined" and trim managerial roles.