Watt signals retirement after season with Cardinals
J J Watt, a three time AP Defensive Player of the Year, posted that the current season will be his last. The 33 year old defender, noted for 2012 2015 peak with the Texans, cited family moments and an emotional week as he nears the end of a storied NFL career.
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Mets Sign Ottavino One Year and Related Roster Moves
Major League Baseball reports New York Mets agree to terms with pitcher Adam Ottavino on a one year contract. They designate William Woods for assignment. In hockey, several teams recall players from minor leagues or assign to affiliates, including Dallas Stars Fredrik Olofsson, Minnesota Wild Andrej Sustr, Montreal Canadiens Justin Barron, Nashville Predators Tommy Novak, New York Islanders Hudson Fasching Ratu Raty and Parker Wotherspoon, Ottawa Senators Dillon Heatherington Jake Lucchini, Pittsburgh Penguins Mark Friedman and Taylor Gauthier, St. Louis Blues Tyle Tucker, and Washington Capitals Lucas Johansen.
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Medina Invitational and Holiday Hoops Schedule Summary
Michigan events list multiple high school and tournament matches across wrestling swimming gymnastics basketball including Buckeye Brunswick Cloverleaf Wadsworth Medina Inv, Marion Harding Classic, Greater Cleveland Conference Meet and Josh Herron Holiday Hoops Classic with times ranging from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. featuring Brunswick Buckeye Cloverleaf Wadsworth Woodridge Dublin Coffman and other teams at Medina, Stow, and Tampa Bay venues.
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Holiday Hoops and Rivalry Matchups Across Several Courts
A packed schedule features Ira Medina facing Wells Community Academy in Chicago at 11 a.m. A slate includes Wadsworth vs St. Charles Prep at 4 p.m. and Buckeye vs North Ridgeville at 6 p.m. Other games include Willoughby South at Brunswick at 7:30 p.m. and Brunswick against Sumner at 10:30 a.m. The lineup also lists Wadsworth versus Fremont Ross at 6 p.m. and Euclid at 2.7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday hockey scores and fresh pro hockey results follow with Montreal at Tampa Bay and Detroit at Pittsburgh among late-night fixtures.
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Shiffrin Breaks Year-Long World Cup Drought in GS Race
Mikaela Shiffrin overcame pressure and noisy crowd in Semmering Austria to win the women's World Cup giant slalom, beating Petra Vlhova by 0.13 seconds for her first GS victory in over a year and her 78th career win. Bassino finished 0.31 seconds back in third as Worley and Hector followed.
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