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Ty Gibbs won the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway after holding off the field at the end of the race. Gibbs started the race from fifth place after a strong qualifying run, but lost positions early on after being moved up the track by other drivers. The No. 54 Toyota driver struggled to regain positions through the first stage and ended it in 14th, leaving him with no stage points. In the second stage, the No. 54 team improved Gibbs' car, and he moved up through the pack to the top 10. Gibbs finished the second stage in seventh and he earned four stage points. In the final stage, Gibbs slowly moved closer to the front and then reached the top three before Chase Elliott spun and brought out the caution on lap 478, prompting Gibbs to stay out of pit road on older tires while other drivers went to pit road. Gibbs took over the lead as a result and never looked back, holding off Ryan Blaney and Kyle Larson in the closing laps to claim his first career Cup Series victory. With his first win in the Cup Series, Gibbs moves up to fourth in the regular-season standings after eight races.--Sean Engel - RotoBaller
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Team Penske's Ryan Blaney placed second in the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway and was one of the top contenders for the entire race. Blaney began the race from the pole position and led the opening 43 laps before Kyle Larson passed him for the lead. The No. 12 Ford driver had the pace in his car to keep up with Larson, but had to recover positions throughout the entire race as he continuously lost positions on pit road due to slow stops. Blaney finished the first stage in third behind Larson and Christopher Bell. In the second stage, Blaney started to show signs of better speed than Larson on longer runs, but finished behind him at the end of the stage in second. In the final stage, Blaney regained the lead from Larson on lap 338 and led until a late race caution occurred on lap 478, causing Blaney to pit for tires. On the second-to-last restart, Blaney went from the back half of the top 10 to second, chasing down new leader Ty Gibbs, but Gibbs held Blaney off for the win. Blaney finished as the runner-up for the first time in his Cup career at Bristol and remains second in the regular-season points standings after eight races and is 62 points behind Tyler Reddick.--Sean Engel - RotoBaller
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Kyle Larson finished third in the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway after a dominant performance fell short of winning. The No. 5 Chevrolet driver started the race from eighth, but quickly made it up to the lead after 43 laps, taking it from Ryan Blaney. Larson ended up being untouchable and dominant through the first two stages, winning both and earning maximum stage points for the day. Deep into the third stage on lap 338 was when Larson lost the lead to Blaney, who dominated most of the closing parts of the race. Larson continued to run inside the top five until he went to pit road on the second-to-last caution of the race for two tires. Larson restarted around the back half of the top 10, but quickly moved back up to the front to challenge Ty Gibbs for the lead. The 2025 Cup Series champion was unable to get past Gibbs and was passed by Blaney in the last few laps, leaving him to finish the race in third after leading 284 laps total. After obtaining his second top-5 finish of the year, Larson now moves up to sixth in the regular-season standings after eight races completed in the 2026 Cup Series season.--Sean Engel - RotoBaller
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Tyler Reddick of 23XI Racing finished in fourth on Sunday in the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Reddick began the race from second after a strong run in qualifying. In the first stage, Reddick ran inside the top 10 for most of the stage, but was impacted by a pit road speeding penalty that sent him back in the pack. The No. 45 Toyota driver finished the first stage in 26th and failed to earn stage points. In the second stage, Reddick tried recovering from the penalty, and while he did gain positions, he fell short of scoring stage points as he ended the stage in 12th. In the final stage, Reddick finally returned to the top 10 and then used a pit strategy of staying out on older tires under the race's final two cautions to gain track position. Reddick then challenged for the win against Ty Gibbs, Ryan Blaney, and Kyle Larson, but faded back to fourth behind the three racers. With his finish of fourth, Reddick matched his best career Bristol finish, and he still remains the points leader in the regular-season standings by 62 points over Blaney after eight races.--Sean Engel - RotoBaller
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Hendrick Motorsports driver Alex Bowman returned for his first race back in the No. 48 Chevrolet, the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway, after missing four races due to Vertigo symptoms. Bowman struggled in qualifying and, as a result, started the race in 27th place. Throughout the race, Bowman had a poorly-handling race car, which prevented him from gaining positions, and he quickly fell off the lead lap. He ended the first stage in 30th place and failed to score any stage points in the first stage. Bowman's handling struggles continued in the second stage as he remained in the back of the pack until lap 160. The No. 48 driver was involved in a multicar accident and sustained too much damage in order to continue. This resulted in Bowman being credited with a finish of 37th at Bristol and is now 36th in the regular-season standings after eight races.--Sean Engel - RotoBaller
Source: NASCAR.com
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Colorado Rockies first base prospect Charlie Condon continues to remain a high-end stash target among prospect hitters in Week 3 of the fantasy baseball season. Condon was given an opportunity to break camp with the MLB roster, but fell short in the competition as TJ Rumfield has served as the primary first baseman. However, during his first taste of Triple-A ball, the former third overall pick has looked more than comfortable and could push to join the Rockies in the near future. Across 10 games, Condon has launched four home runs while carrying a .325/.428/.675 slash line. During the 2025 campaign, the former Georgia standout went deep just 14 times over 99 games, primarily with High-A and Double-A. Seeing Condon continue to progress while facing the top pitching in the minor leagues is a very positive sign. Given that the Rockies lack much depth on their roster, Condon could debut in the first half, and his power potential playing in Coors Field makes him a worthy stash option in all 12+ team formats.--Andy Smith
Source: MiLB.com
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Minnesota Twins infield prospect Kaelen Culpepper has yet to slow down since moving up to Triple-A St. Paul and is climbing the stash ranks in Week 3 of the fantasy baseball season. Through his first 14 games at the top level of the Twins system, the infielder has posted a solid .250/.318/.417 slash line with three home runs and a stolen base. He has posted four multi-hit games and only gone hitless three times over the opening weeks of the campaign. During the 2025 campaign, Culpepper split time between High-A and Double-A and carried an overall .289/.375/.469 line with 20 home runs and 25 stolen bases across 113 total contests. Given that the Twins lack proven production in the middle of their infield as both Brooks Lee and Luke Keaschall have gotten off to slow starts, Culpepper's MLB debut could come much sooner than expected. His five-category potential makes him a priority stash option this week in all 12+ team formats.--Andy Smith
Source: MiLB.com
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Detroit Tigers top prospect Max Clark has yet to slow down during his first taste of Triple-A and is quickly approaching his MLB debut. After spending most of the 2025 campaign with High-A and Double-A, the Tigers opted to send their No.1 outfield prospect to Triple-A to begin the 2026 campaign. Through his first 14 games with Toledo, the former third overall pick has produced at an elite level, holding a .352/.439/.537 slash line with a .976 OPS. Even though Clark has yet to go deep, the outfielder has tallied eight doubles, while swiping six bags and holding a 5:10 K:BB. Last week, starting outfielder Parker Meadows (arm) hit the injured list, but the Tigers opted to promote Wenceel Perez, not Clark, to the MLB roster. Despite this, if Clark continues this trajectory, he could be in the mix to debut in the coming weeks, which makes him a high-end hitter to stash in all 12+ team, five-outfielder leagues.--Andy Smith
Source: MiLB.com
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Miami Marlins starting pitching prospect Robby Snelling remains a high-priority stash target following his dominant 12-strikeout effort at Triple-A. On April 10, Snelling looked near unhittable at Jacksonville, tossing five shutout frames with two hits and four walks, while racking up 12 punchouts. Over his first two outings of the campaign (eight total innings), the southpaw struck out 10 hitters while allowing four runs. Snelling was in strong contention to break camp with the MLB roster but fell just short as Janson Junk and Chris Paddack filled out the Opening Day rotation. However, Snelling has looked quite comfortable during both of his stints at Triple-A and is on the verge of making his MLB debut. Last summer, Snelling held an elite 1.27 ERA and a 0.99 WHIP over 63 2/3 innings at Jacksonville. Given Miami's current rotation, Snelling could make his MLB debut in the near future.--Andy Smith
Source: MiLB.com
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Los Angeles Dodgers outfield prospect James Tibbs III continues to dominate at the Triple-A level and is quickly entering must-stash territory. Even though the Dodgers' outfield is filled at the moment, Tibbs has looked more than comfortable at Triple-A Oklahoma City to begin the regular season. Through 15 games, the former 13th overall pick has posted an incredible .356/.457/.864 line with four doubles, one triple, eight home runs, and a 19:10 K:BB. This is even more impressive to note as Tibbs did not participate in a single Triple-A game prior to the 2026 campaign. In 2025, Tibbs spent most of his time with Double-A (Portland and Tulsa) and held an overall .240/.367/.388 line with a .755 OPS. Even though there is no clear opening for the Florida State product at the moment, his incredible power upside has pushed him into high-end stash territory for those in 12+ team formats.--Andy Smith
Source: MiLB.com
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Boston Red Sox pitching prospect Payton Tolle remains a must-stash candidate in Week 3 of the fantasy baseball season. Tolle is coming off another strong showing at Triple-A Worcester, where he logged five shutout innings with just three hits and one walk while striking out six hitters. In his previous outing, Tolle was just as sharp, logging six innings of two-run ball (one earned run) with seven punchouts and four hits. While the southpaw fell short of the Opening Day rotation, he could be on the verge of returning to Boston. Last week, the Red Sox placed right-handed starter Johan Oviedo (elbow) on the 15-day injured list, which opens a spot on the roster for Tolle. While the rotation is filled at the moment, Tolle is the next candidate waiting in the wings. Given that he struck out 133 hitters over 91 2/3 innings last summer, he should be viewed as the top pitcher to stash in all formats.--Andy Smith
Source: MiLB.com
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Tampa Bay Rays left-hander Steven Matz (3-0) has been excellent in his first three starts to the 2026 season with a 3.94 ERA, 0.94 WHIP, and 17 strikeouts in 16 innings pitched. Additionally, in Week 4, Matz gets a juicy matchup on Thursday against the Chicago White Sox, who rank in the bottom three in strikeouts per game with 10, indicating Matz, who is currently having a career year in the strikeout department with a 27 percent strikeout rate, should have a solid opportunity on Thursday. Matz is no secret to MLB, as he has played 12 seasons and, in his career, owns a 4.19 ERA and 1.30 WHIP. More importantly, there have not been any crazy adjustments or pitch changes in his arsenal that have suggested he's made any changes, so there should be some regression heading his way, but in the meantime, fantasy managers should ride the hot streak with a great matchup in Week 4.--Nicho Roessler
Source: Baseball Savant
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Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price is squarely in the conversation to be the second running back selected in the 2026 NFL Draft despite never handling more than 10 offensive touches per game in any of his three collegiate seasons. Sharing a backfield with one of the best offensive players in this year's draft class, Jeremiyah Love, Price saw his career production nearly doubled by the presumed early first-round pick, but he was still productive on his limited workload. Price averaged more than six yards per carry in his collegiate career and reached double-digit touchdowns in 2025. As one of the best kick returners in the country, he displayed excellent vision and the ability to slash through shifting lanes without gearing down, traits that should translate in a larger role out of the backfield. Price has good size and runs low and behind his pads, and with the right landing spot, he could emerge from a lackluster running back class as Love's largest threat to finish the year as the rookie RB1.--Patrick McGrath
Source: RotoBaller
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Houston Astros right-hander Spencer Arrighetti should be getting called up to the big league club any day now, as Hunter Brown (shoulder) and Cristian Javier (shoulder) both have landed on the 15-day IL, and Tatsuya Imai is dealing with right arm fatigue and is considered day to day. The Houston rotation is beginning to look thin, with Mike Burrows and  Lance McCullers Jr.currently representing the only starters without an injury designation. Arrighetti was on most fantasy analysts' radars in 2025, as he broke out in the back half of the 2024 season with a 3.18 ERA in 65 innings pitched, but he dealt with an unfortunate injury in 2025, and started the 2026 season in Triple-A in 2026 after a tough Spring Training, where he owned a 6.25 ERA in eight innings pitched. However, in three starts at Triple-A, he's looked fantastic; he has a 1.26 ERA, 0.77 WHIP, and a 12.56 K/9. With the injuries to the Astros rotation and Arrighetti's clear path to a spot in the rotation, fantasy managers may want to look to add him now before the call-up becomes official.--Nicho Roessler
Source: FanGraphs
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Louisville wide receiver prospect Chris Bell will be one of the riskiest selections in the NFL Draft and dynasty rookie drafts alike. For much of his senior season, early draft analysis had him ranked right alongside what has now become the Big Three of receiver prospects in Carnell Tate, Makai Lemon, and Jordyn Tyson as a potential first-round pick. An ACL tear in his final game of the season all but shattered that possibility, and he now profiles as more of a mid-to-late Day 2 pick who may require what amounts to a redshirt season as a rookie. While Bell's production doesn't stack up to the receivers at the top of the class, his pre-injury athletic profile was what made him stand out. At 6'2" and 222 pounds, he hit an in-game speed of 22 MPH, allowing him to win after the catch with both physicality and acceleration. How the injury will impact him in the all-important early stages of his professional career is yet to be seen, but if he can return to anything resembling his senior year form without falling too far behind the NFL pace, he could become a steal for whoever is willing to make the gamble.--Patrick McGrath
Source: RotoBaller
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New York Yankees offseason acquisition Ryan Weathers (0-1) has gotten off to a good start in the 2026 season. Through three starts (16 innings pitched), he owns a 2.81 ERA, 1.38 WHIP, and 18 strikeouts. Weathers, who was a former seventh overall pick in the 2018 MLB Draft, has been moved around to multiple different teams throughout his career thus far, but since 2024 with the Marlins, has been a reliable back-end starter when healthy, with a 3.63 ERA in 2024, a 3.99 ERA in 2025, and a 2.81 ERA thus far this season. Weather's improved control of the years (7.4 percent walk rate in 2026) and ability to miss bats at a decent rate, which is evident by his 26.5 percent strikeout rate and 25.6 percent whiff rate, make him a reliable option in most formats, with some risk to be taken on in the WHIP department (career 1.38 WHIP). However, he should be a decent source in ERA and strikeouts, and should rack up wins in the meantime, as he is backed up by one of the better offenses in MLB, making him a strong add off the waiver if available.--Nicho Roessler
Source: Baseball Savant
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Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith is a former Heisman Trophy winner and 2021 first-round pick, and while he's generally recognized as one of the best pure separators in the league, he's had a fantasy finish inside the WR20 only once in his five-year career. His 9.6 Half-PPR points per game in 2025 were the lowest since his rookie season, and yet, even set to turn 28 during the 2026 season, he could be one of the smartest buys in dynasty. Jalen Hurts is owed no guaranteed money beyond this season, and very public rumblings from Philadelphia's front office have implied they want to see a marked improvement in quarterback play before reinvesting in him. Saquon Barkley, now 29, has entered a stage of his career where workload considerations may become a factor. But perhaps most importantly, more and more writing on the wall has suggested that AJ Brown has played his last down with the Eagles. Should Brown be traded after June 1st, as many around the league are expecting, the path would clear for Smith to assume a true alpha role for the first time since he was a 22-year-old rookie.--Patrick McGrath
Source: RotoBaller
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New Orleans Pelicans forward/center Derik Queen erupted for 30 points, 22 rebounds, four assists, one steal, and one block in 41 minutes during Sunday's loss to Minnesota, closing his rookie season on a dominant note. With the Pelicans eliminated from playoff contention, Queen took on a featured role late, showcasing high usage and strong rebounding instincts. He closed the year on a tear with elevated production across the board, putting himself on the radar for next season.--Brian Dailisan
Source: NBA
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Houston Texans running back Woody Marks handled more than 230 opportunities as a rookie, the third-highest total of any first-year player in his class, despite being the ninth running back selected in the 2025 NFL Draft. He flirted with low RB2 status over the second half of the season but got there on volume alone, as his efficiency numbers ranked near the bottom of the league. Marks could buck the trend, but historically, rookie running backs who receive that sort of workload after falling to the third day of the draft tend to get there because of a lack of surrounding talent, and that kind of situational success has been mostly unsustainable. In Marks' case, Houston has already added David Montgomery via trade, and he should be able to add the sort of between-the-tackles presence they may have thought they had in Nick Chubb last season. Marks is unlikely to see another 200 carries in year two, but where he could see a boost is through the passing game. He saw only a 6.7% target share after leaving USC as one of the most prolific pass-catching backs in college football history. With Montgomery in the fold to handle early down work, Marks could settle into his more natural role as a third down, change of pace back, offsetting some of his fantasy production as a receiver, even if his overall volume should drop.--Patrick McGrath
Source: RotoBaller
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Dallas Mavericks guard Ryan Nembhard (rookie) delivered 15 points, nine rebounds, and 23 assists in 38 minutes during Sunday's win over Chicago, closing the season with a standout performance. The rookie set a franchise rookie record for assists, surpassing the previous mark of 17 set by head coach Jason Kidd on March 13, 1995. He handled primary playmaking duties with multiple starters sidelined and Cooper Flagg (ankle) exiting early. With Dallas missing the playoffs, Nembhard's late-season surge puts him on the radar for next season, though Kyrie Irving's return could limit his role.--Brian Dailisan
Source: NBA
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Carlos Ulberg became the new light heavyweight champion by defeating Jiri Prochazka via first-round knockout in the main event of UFC 327 on Saturday. In the opening round, Prochazka started attacking Ulberg's left leg, and he had success with it, but after injuring his right leg due to an awkward step, Ulberg was forced to defend. As Prochazka was putting pressure on his opponent, Ulberg clipped Prochazka with a right hand that knocked the former titleholder out. In 3:45 of action, Ulberg landed 27 significant strikes. Ulberg is now on a 10-fight winning streak and has improved to 10-1 in the UFC.--Alen Kurbasic
Source: UFC
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Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy has gotten off to a decent start to the season, slashing .245/.339/.490 with four home runs, 11 runs, and four RBI. However, three of those four home runs, five of the 11 runs, and three of the four RBI came in his outing on April 10 against the Texas Rangers, where he went 3-for-5 with three home runs. Muncy has always had the ability to go on hot streaks like this, but the cold streaks and the occasional sitting against left-handed pitching make him a more difficult person to trust on a weekly basis in head-to-head leagues. Rotisserie leagues, on the other hand, remain his best format for producing for fantasy managers throughout a season. Regardless of the league format, Muncy's quality of contact remains elite, as his average exit velocities, barrel percentage, and hard-hit rate all rank in the 84th percentile or better, making him a standout option for fantasy managers in the power department if he's available on your waiver wire.--Nicho Roessler
Source: Baseball Savant
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Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham produced seven points, eight rebounds, and 14 assists in 22 minutes during Sunday's win over Indiana. Detroit limited his workload late in the season after his return, but he still orchestrated the offense efficiently and led the team in assists. With the Pistons entering the playoffs as the top seed in the East, Cunningham appears on track to handle a larger role moving forward. His playmaking boosts teammates like Jalen Duren and Ausar Thompson, making him a strong fantasy option in the postseason.--Brian Dailisan
Source: Coty M. Davis
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Former light heavyweight champion Jiri Prochazka suffered a first-round knockout loss to Carlos Ulberg in their title fight in the main event of UFC 327 on Saturday. Early in the opening round, Ulberg's knee popped, but seeing Ulberg seriously compromised, Prochazka urged Ulberg to stand and trade with him. As Ulberg struggled to put any pressure on his limb, Porchazka put pressure on him but the the former champion put his hands down and got caught with a right hook that knocked him out. In 3:45 of action, Prochazka landed 14 significant strikes. It will be interesting to see what's next for Prochazka, as he's now come up short in multiple title tries.--Alen Kurbasic
Source: UFC
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Among one of the deepest classes of tight end prospects in recent history, Vanderbilt's Eli Stowers stands out for his rare athleticism. While Oregon's Kenyon Sadiq made headlines with his 4.39-second 40-yard dash, it was Stowers whose historic Combine testing allowed him to register an unofficial Relative Athletic Score of 9.46, a 95th percentile mark for the position. Sadiq will almost certainly be the first tight end selected in the NFL Draft, likely to hear his name called in the middle part of the first round, while Stowers profiles as more of a mid-Day 2 pick. However, part of what makes Sadiq an attractive NFL prospect doesn't necessarily translate to fantasy. He is a willing and sturdy blocker who won't look out of place in a game trending towards heavier personnel packages as an answer to more two-high shells. Stowers, on the other hand, plays more of a jumbo slot role and has reportedly been evaluated as a wide receiver by several teams. He could become an immediate target-earner in the mold of a Harold Fannin Jr., and while there's little doubt as to who will be the first tight end selected into the NFL, dynasty rookie drafts do not necessarily need to follow suit.--Patrick McGrath
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According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers is departing after the team finished 32-50 and missed the playoffs, ending a disappointing run. Rivers was brought in during the 2024 season and finished with a 97-103 record, as the team made two brief playoff appearances before falling short of postseason contention this year. The Bucks now enter another coaching search, and potential roster changes add uncertainty, including Giannis Antetokounmpo's long-term status. From a fantasy standpoint, a new coach and possible roster shifts could significantly reshape roles and usage next season.--Brian Dailisan
Source: Shams Charania
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Washington Nationals right-handed reliever, Clayton Beeter, picked up his second save of the season on Saturday in the Nationals' 3-1 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Beeter worked the ninth inning up 3-0, and allowed an earned run on one hit, two walks, and two strikeouts. He needed 24 pitches to get through the ninth inning, 12 of which he threw for strikes. Beeter wasn't particularly sharp in this outing; however, he appears to be the leader in the relievers' room to continue to earn saves for a Nationals team that is sitting at 7-8 on the season after sweeping the Brewers over the weekend. Beeter has three save opportunities compared to Cole Henry's two, Gus Varland's two, and Ken Waldichuk's one. While the path is still a bit muddy for Beeter, he appears to be the frontrunner and is worth a waiver wire pickup in deeper leagues requiring saves as a category. On the season, Beeter owns a 3.52 ERA, 1.17 WHIP, and six strikeouts in seven appearances to go along with those two saves.--Nicho Roessler
Source: ESPN
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Azamat Murzakanov suffered the loss of his career by suffering a third-round TKO loss to a former middleweight title challenger, Paulo Costa, in the co-main event of UFC 327 on Saturday. After losing the first round, Murzakanov responded in the second round with urgency; he pressed forward more aggressively and was landing crisp boxing combinations. However, in the third round, Costa landed two headkicks that hurt Murzakanov, and the third headkick knocked Murzakanov down, forcing the referee to stop the fight. In 11:23 of action, Murzakanov landed a takedown and 34 significant strikes. --Alen Kurbasic
Source: UFC
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San Antonio Spurs guard Dylan Harper (thumb) will not return to Sunday's regular-season finale against Denver after suffering a left thumb injury in the second half. He finished with nine points, three rebounds, one assist, and one steal in 18 minutes. With the Spurs entering the playoffs as the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference, his status is now a key storyline. Harper has been a steady rotation piece, and any absence could shift more backcourt minutes to Jordan McLaughlin and Stephon Castle, while De'Aaron Fox would take on additional ball-handling duties.--Brian Dailisan
Source: Don Harris
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Former middleweight title challenger Paulo Consta became the first man to defeat previously unbeaten Azamat Murzakanov via third-round TKO in the co-main event of UFC 327 on Saturday. It was an incredible back-and-forth fight, which saw Costa put his foot on the gas in the third round to finish Murzakanov. In the third round, Costa landed a sequence of brutal head kicks which hurt and dropped Murzakanov, forcing the referee to stop the fight. In 11:23 of action, Costa landed 55 significant strikes. By finishing Murzakanov, Costa put himself back into title contention.--Alen Kurbasic
Source: UFC
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Could Bubba Wallace Be A Solid DFS Option for Bristol Lineups?
Sam Antonacci

Slated to Make MLB Debut on Tuesday
Josh Manson

Suffers Upper-Body Injury Saturday
Noah Dobson

Injures Left Hand in Loss
Frank Nazar

Exits Loss Early After Taking Puck to Face
Andrew Mangiapane

Labeled Day-to-Day
Brady Tkachuk

Exits Early Saturday
Rasmus Sandin

Hurt in Saturday's Win
Pierre-Luc Dubois

Sustains Upper-Body Injury Saturday
Jonathan Taylor

Back to High-End RB1 Tier with QB Returning?
Jahmyr Gibbs

a Real Threat to Bounce Back as the RB1?
Jaxon Smith-Njigba

Is Jaxon Smith-Njigba the WR1 in Dynasty Fantasy Football?
Keon Coleman

Can Keon Coleman be Dropped in Dynasty Fantasy Football?
Chris Rodriguez Jr.

Does Chris Rodriguez Jr. Fill a Need for Jacksonville?
Darnell Washington

Lacks Ties to New Coaching Staff
Mickey Moniak

has Multi-Homer Game in San Diego
Jeremy Peña

Jeremy Pena Leaves Early on Saturday With Knee Tightness
Jake Oettinger

Shuts Out the Rangers
Steven Stamkos

Scores his 40th Goal of the Year
Noah Schultz

White Sox to Promote Top Pitching Prospect Noah Schultz
Tyler Soderstrom

Slugs Two Home Runs in Win Over Mets
Adley Rutschman

Placed on 10-Day Injured List With Ankle Inflammation
George Springer

Suffers Fractured Toe on Saturday
Gabriel Moreno

Likely Headed to Injured List
Juan Soto

Could Return for Next Homestand
Corbin Carroll

Officially Back in Saturday's Lineup
Max Muncy

Hits Three Homers, Including Walk-Off Blast
Gavin Sheets

Goes Yard Twice, Including Walk-Off Round-Tripper
Corbin Carroll

Expected to Start on Saturday
Wyatt Langford

Forced From Friday's Game With Quad Tightness
Kris Bubic

Dominates White Sox With 11 Strikeouts on Friday
Royce Lewis

Headed for Injured List
Clay Holmes

Removed With Hamstring Tightness
Cristian Javier

Placed on 15-Day Injured List
Jackson Chourio

Still Not Cleared to Hit
Carlos Ulberg

A Slight Underdog
Jiří Procházka

Jiri Prochazka Can Become UFC Champion Again
Paulo Costa

Makes his Light-Heavyweight Debut
Azamat Murzakanov

Looks To Remain Unbeaten
Josh Hokit

Looks To Remain Undefeated
Curtis Blaydes

A Favorite At UFC 327
Tyrrell Hatton

a Steady Option at The Masters
Justin Thomas

a High-Risk, High-Reward Option at The Masters
PGA

Sungjae Im a Volatile Option at the Masters
Nicolai Hojgaard

Carrying Momentum Into The Masters
Si Woo Kim

in Strong Form Heading to The Masters
Chris Gotterup

Ready to Make His Masters Debut
Patrick Reed

Brings Momentum to The Masters
Jon Rahm

Looks Poised for His Second Green Jacket
Adam Scott

Form Points to Him Competing at Masters
Jordan Spieth

Finding Consistency Heading to Masters
Hideki Matsuyama

Trending In Right Direction For Masters
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