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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Syracuse Orange men’s basketball: Dave Bing to join SU Athletics Ring of Honor on Jan. 27  Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Bing To Join Ring Of Honor  Syracuse University Athletics Source link

In continuing fantasy draft preparations, we’re seeing how our projections here at The Athletic measure up against other rankings. We already explored some of the gaps between our projections and NHL dot com’s rankings. For a quick refresher, these are the categories we used in the projections: goals, assists, plus/minus, power play points, shots on goal, and hits for skaters; goalies count wins, save percentages, goals-against average, and shutouts.  Now, we’ll see how our rankings… Source link

We can finally put to bed the question of whether or not Kyler Murray made a mistake of picking football over baseball. After Murray signed a lucrative five-year, $230.5 million contract extension with the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday, his $46.1 million annual salary was almost that of the entire 2022 payroll of the Oakland Athletics — the same team that drafted him ninth overall in 2018. Yes, the Athletics are only spending $48.5 million this season. If you only look at the 26-man roster,… Source link

The Boston Celtics have rated out as a team with a total of EIGHT currently rostered players ranked among The Athletic’s Seth Partnow’s annual NBA tiers project that puts an order of sorts to the (in his careful estimation) top 125 players in the league in a given season. And while you will have to get yourself a subscription to that particular publication to see Partnow’s rationalizations for each of the Celtics’ eight players assessed by the Athletic expert to be among the… Source link

It was a slow weekend in terms of baseball transactions, but one team did confirm their biggest — and really only — significant signing of the offseason. On Monday, the Athletics officially signed closer Trevor Rosenthal to a one-year, $11 million contract. The right-hander will only be paid for one season of work, but he’ll get that $11 million over three years; $3 million in 2021, $3 million in 2022, and $5 million in 2023. Rosenthal was excellent in 2020, and if he puts up similar type… Source link