Why the NBA Cap Is Getting Harder—and What It Means for the Champion Thunder

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NBA Cap Tightens, Beasley Fallout, and a Gambling Twist in the BBB

Inside this week’s Sunday 7: Dead money math in Milwaukee, LSU’s jersey patch plan, and a sneaky tax change for sports bettors.

The NBA Cap does not have carryover...

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Damian Lillard Waived—And the Bucks Just Went Full NFL with the Cap

A rare NBA move mirrors NFL cap tactics, stretching $113M in salary over five years. Here’s what it means.

A Landmark Day in College Sports and a Surprising Steelers Roster Makeover

As college athletes start getting paid legally, the Steelers go all-in—off-brand and all at once.

Durant’s Detour, Draft Drama, and a Quiet NFLPA Loss

NBA Finals Recap, Kevin Durant Trade, and Why I’m a Pacers Fan Now

The Pacers won hearts, the Thunder won it all, and the Rockets just went all-in on a 38-year-old superstar.

Lakers’ $10B Sale, NIL Shakeups, and a US Open Underdog

Inside this week’s Sunday 7: The Lakers’ new era, Red Sox deal fallout, college sports lawsuits, NIL tax maneuvers—and a big win for the little guy.

$10 Billion for the Lakers? Here’s What It Really Means

From $67 million to $10 billion—why the Lakers sale signals more than just a record number.

A Superstar Leaves Boston—Why the Red Sox Had to Trade Rafael Devers

It’s not quite Mookie Betts all over again... but Red Sox fans won’t be happy.

NIL Goes Legal, Aaron Rodgers Finds a Home, and the NFL Loses a Power Broker

Inside this week’s Sunday 7: A $2.6B shift in college sports, WNBA ratings without Caitlin Clark, and the quiet brilliance of Pittsburgh’s newest quarterback.

Aaron Rodgers Signs with the Steelers—Let’s Talk Contract, Timing, and Overreactions

He finally signed, but not before the media criticized him for skipping OTAs... while unsigned.