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“Going back to high school, he runs like a warrior, he runs angry, he runs like he wants to punish a defense,” Rams general manager Les Snead told Thiry. “One of the things you really appreciate about him is they struggled a little bit at Florida State these last few years, wasn't as stout upfront on the [offensive line]. He was one of their better players.” … [Read more...] about NFL analyst calls Cam Akers key to Los Angeles Rams resurgence

Dion Waiters (2012)Rasual Butler (2002)Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (2015)Derrick Jones Jr. (2016)Mikal Bridges (2018)Cam Reddish (2019)De'Andre Hunter (2019)Wayne Ellington (2009)Brad Wanamaker (2018)Gerald Henderson Jr. (2009)John Salmons (2002)Ronald "Flip" Murray (2002)Hakim Warrick (2005)It's safe to say that A LOT of NBA talent comes out of Philly. The city doesn't have the star power at the top, with Lowry probably the best NBA player from Philadelphia since 2000, but the list is riddled with quality rotation players. With a basketball tradition that boasts the likes of Kobe Bryant and Wilt Chamberlain, this city isn't going to stop producing talent any time soon. … [Read more...] about Ranking top locations for producing NBA talent since 2000, from Kevin Durant’s hometown to Los Angeles

"This morning, after a thorough, detailed process, Shohei Ohtani has decided to sign with the Los Angeles Angels. Shohei is humbled and flattered by all the time and effort that so many teams put into their presentations and sincerely thanks them for their professionalism. In the end, he felt a strong connection with the Angels and believes they can best help him reach his goals in Major League Baseball. … [Read more...] about MLB Hot Stove: Japanese two-way star Shohei Ohtani agrees to sign with the Angels

The Kings have a 9.5% chance of winning the top pick in the complicated draft lottery this summer. For a franchise that hasn’t drafted a star since Doughty in 2008, a high pick would be an enormous boost. The Kings’ draft carries an added degree of difficulty with the departure of assistant general manager Michael Futa, whose contract expires in June. Still, Los Angeles is in prime position to add another elite talent to a solid pool of prospects including first-rounder Alex Turcotte, Gabe Vilardi, Arthur Kaliyev, Samuel Fagemo and Tyler Madden. … [Read more...] about LA Kings hope late-season surge indicates brighter future

• Bruins president Cam Neely on the Return to Play format: “With what the team was able to accomplish in the first 70 games and then the point spread we had — not only with the teams in the league, but also with the teams in our division and conference — to kind of have three games dictate where we fall in the conference standings is somewhat disappointing.” [NBC Sports Boston] … [Read more...] about PHT Morning Skate: Neely on Return to Play; NHLers on extended downtime