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Lee Vowell

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I write about the Seattle Seahawks, the Indianapolis Colts, tennis, and music for FanSided. (No one said the writing was good, though.)
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Colts watched Deebo Samuel slip away before making this move with Chase Claypool

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By Lee Vowell
| Horseshoe Heroes Verified
The Indianapolis Colts have two good receivers at the top of their depth chart, but none of the depth would appear to be the ilk of wideout Deebo Samuel. Instead of signing Samuel, though (he signed with the San Francisco 49ers this week), Indy worked out iffy Chase Claypool. The key here is that Indianapolis didn't sign Claypool; not yet anyway.
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Brandon Nakashima found a way when Jakub Mensik refused to quit

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By Lee Vowell
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Brandon Nakashima hasn't yet made the inroads he wants on the ATP Tour, though the reason why not remains a mystery. He has a fantastic and repeatable serve, but that hasn't translated to success at majors or Masters 1000s. His second-round opponent in the 2026 Citi Open, Jakub Mensik, has had relative success, though. That includes winning the Miami Open in 2025, beating Novak Djokovic while doing so.
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Novak Djokovic just gave Cincinnati Masters fans exactly what they wanted

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By Lee Vowell
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The Canadian Open might not be overly fun for many ticket holders, as so much top-end talent on the ATP tour is avoiding the event. The same scenario isn't unfolding for the Cincinnati Masters, however. Not only is Carlos Alcaraz scheduled to make his return at the event, but Novak Djokovic will be there, too.
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