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The 15 Best Starting Pitchers in MLB, Right Now–2026

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By Thomas Golianopoulos Verified, Matt Burke
| Complex Verified
Shohei Ohtani is the greatest attraction in the game. He’s a four-time MVP who flirts with 50 home runs every season and is a deep threat each time he steps to the plate. But that’s not the most exciting part of his game. That occurs when he steps on the mound, winds up, and blows a 100 MPH four-seamer past a hitter—or when he uncoils a hard sweeper that produces a swing-and-miss you’d see in Little League.
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Who is Xander Zayas? Meet Bad Bunny’s Favorite Boxer

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By Thomas Golianopoulos Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
A few hours after becoming the youngest unified world champion in boxing, Xander Zayas flew from Puerto Rico to San Francisco to train for an even bigger event: the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show. For the next week Zayas, who is signed to Bad Bunny’s Rimas Sports, had a first-hand view to the biggest act in music as Benito rehearsed and perfected his historic performance, an homage to the island that birthed both men.
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Everything That Happened in Women’s Tennis Since Serena Williams Retired

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By Thomas Golianopoulos Verified
| Complex Verified
Serena Williams’ return to tennis was forseeable. Since December, when it was first reported that Williams had reentered tennis’ drug-testing pool, a comeback felt inevitable despite her denials. The worst kept secret in sports then became official in early June when it was announced that Wiliams would play doubles at the HSBC Championships in London, her first tournament since stepping away from the court after the 2022 U.S. Open. The comeback quickly entered Phase Two.
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