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WNBA players, including Diana Clark and Sophie Cunningham, have been fined for social media comments and on-court conduct. Clark was fined $200 for a social media post, while players expressed concerns over officiating and physicality in playoff games. Clark is sidelined with injury, and the fines highlight ongoing tensions in the league.
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WNBA players, including Napheesa Collier and Satou Sabally, criticize league leadership and commissioner Cathy Engelbert over issues like officiating, salaries, and accountability. The ongoing dispute is linked to stalled CBA negotiations, with players demanding better pay, more opportunities, and transparency amid rising tensions.
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LIV Golf announced it will extend its tournaments from 54 to 72 holes starting in 2026, aligning more with traditional golf formats. The change aims to improve recognition by the Official World Golf Ranking and enhance competition, with support from key players and officials. The move is part of LIV's broader strategy to challenge established tours.
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Frederick Green, 20, pleaded not guilty to attempted murder after shooting Jets player Boyd in midtown Manhattan on November 16. Boyd was hospitalized in critical condition but has been recovering and visiting team facilities. Green was tracked to Buffalo and surrendered after a three-week manhunt.