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David Furones / Sun-Sentinel:
Five Miami Dolphins to watch during 2022 season — Here's a look at five key players to watch on the Miami Dolphins during the 2022 season: — WR Tyreek Hill — The Dolphins sent shockwaves across the NFL when they traded a five-pick package that included their first two selections …
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Dave Hyde / Sun-Sentinel:
The life story of Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel: always different, always challenged, never satisfied — Before meeting Mike McDaniel, the smallest, funniest and most over-educated Miami Dolphins coach, you need to walk down a hallway. It's in his great-grandmother's home.
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Orange County Register
Sun-Sentinel:
Dolphins starting cornerback Byron Jones to miss first four games — MIAMI GARDENS — Miami Dolphins cornerback Byron Jones was not activated off the physically-unable-to-perform list on Tuesday and placed on the reserve/PUP list. — Jones will now be forced to sit the Dolphins' first four games …
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Mercury News and ProFootballTalk
Dave Hyde / Sun-Sentinel:
Hyde5: Dolphins GM Chris Grier must be looking for cornerback help; 5 thoughts on cut-down day — Five thoughts on the Dolphins' cut-down day: — 1. The prime decision affecting the first month of the season wasn't whether Miami kept Skylar Thompson or what happened with Preston Williams.
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Orange County Register and Mercury News
David Furones / Sun-Sentinel:
Between harsh critics and cult-like supporters, Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa enters key season as polarizing figure — MIAMI GARDENS — Any talk about Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa these days sounds more like a heated political debate than traditional sports analysis and commentary.
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Sports Illustrated
Jonas Shaffer / Baltimore Sun:
Ravens reportedly expected to sign RB Kenyan Drake — Running back Kenyan Drake is visiting the Ravens on Tuesday and expected to sign with the team, pending a physical, according to multiple reports. — Drake, 28, became one of the top free-agent running backs available after the Las Vegas Raiders released him a week ago.
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Orange County Register and Ravens Wire
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Jonas Shaffer / Baltimore Sun:
How injuries, vested veterans and practice squad spots could drive the Ravens' roster moves — “I want to just work on some things this week, give the guys a break over the weekend and come back for game week next week,” said John Harbaugh. (Baltimore Sun)
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Mercury News and Orange County Register
Andy Kostka / Baltimore Sun:
Orioles top prospect Gunnar Henderson, left-hander DL Hall to join club's taxi squad in Cleveland — With rosters expanding in just a few days as the calendar flips to September, the Orioles are making a move to potentially add two of their top prospects to the team.
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Mercury News, Associated Press and Camden Chat
Marc Topkin / Tampa Bay Times:
Rays' Shane McClanahan skips start due to shoulder impingement — The ace left-hander and manager Kevin Cash say they are cautiously optimistic it's not a major injury and that not much time will be missed. — MIAMI — Ace Shane McClanahan didn't feel right warming up Tuesday, unable to get his left shoulder loose.
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USA Today, New York Post, DRaysBay and NESN.com
Associated Press:
Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr.'s shoulder surgery delayed by one week because of strep throat — SAN FRANCISCO — Fernando Tatis Jr. had to postpone a scheduled shoulder surgery because he has strep throat, the latest wrinkle in what's been a turbulent season for the San Diego Padres shortstop.
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MLB - The Athletic
Associated Press:
Houston Astros' Justin Verlander says he ‘dodged a bullet,’ placed on 15-day IL with calf injury — HOUSTON — Houston Astros ace Justin Verlander, a leading candidate for the AL Cy Young Award, has been placed on the injured list with a right calf injury. — The team announced the move Tuesday …
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ESPN
Ken Rosenthal / MLB - The Athletic:
Red Sox president says Chaim Bloom and Alex Cora will be back next season — In Aug. 2015, less than two years after winning the World Series, the Boston Red Sox replaced head of baseball operations Ben Cherington with Dave Dombrowski while heading toward a second straight last-place finish in the AL East.
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The Athletic, NBCSports.com, ESPN and MLB Trade Rumors
