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Dave Roberts denies Dodgers cheating accusations, says MLB probe found ‘nothing’

PHOENIX — Dave Roberts hasn’t yet read “Winning Fixes Everything,” Evan Drellich’s wide-ranging book released this week that detailed the Houston Astros’ 2017 sign-stealing scandal.

Los Angeles Times

John Niyo: Mat Ishbia living out hoop 'dream' as new NBA owner

PONTIAC, Mich. — As the older sibling, part of Justin Ishbia’s job wasn’t just to look out for his younger brother, Mat, growing up in suburban Detroit. It was also to put him in his place, even as he showed him the way.

Tribune News Service

Marcus Hayes: Losing Jonathan Gannon is the Eagles’ bigger coordinator loss

PHOENIX — Jeffrey Lurie looked sad. Howie Roseman looked mad.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Mum claims rubbing her hands in own breast milk every day cured her of skin pain

Ashley LeMieux, from Phoenix, Arizona, US, said her chronic psoriasis left her struggling to move her fingers until she started pouring breast milk on her hands

Daily Mirror

Phoenix's Delegation to NFL of Power Over Signs Near Super Bowl Violated First Amendment, and

was an unconstitutional delegation of government power, an Arizona trial judge held.

Reason

Spring training travel: A guide to what’s new in Arizona for Cubs and White Sox fans

When the Chicago Cubs signed papers in 1951, to make Mesa, Arizona, their new spring training home, the Tribune lauded one local amenity — a mineral bath — 9 miles away.

Chicago Tribune

Andy Reid didn’t ‘put much stock’ in report that Super Bowl could be his final game

PHOENIX — The bleary-eyed morning-after Super Bowl news conference is mostly a photo opportunity as the Vince Lombardi and Pete Rozelle trophies are handed out to the coach of the winning team and the game’s MVP.

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Chiefs’ Andy Reid brushes off retirement, seems poised for even more Super Bowl success

PHOENIX ― For 20 years, 14 in Philadelphia and his first six in Kansas City, all Andy Reid heard was “that he couldn’t win the big one.” The evidence was strong: five conference championship defeats, and a clock management meltdown late in a 24-21 loss to the New England Patriots…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Marcus Hayes: The Fumble. The Penalty? The Receivers! Eagles issues at Super Bowl LVII.

PHOENIX — There are two types of Super Bowl hangovers. One is physically painful, what with the dehydration, headaches, and gastrointestinal challenges that accompany all-night partying, but the lingering joy makes it worth all the nausea.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Eagles' James Bradberry owns up to pulling the jersey in the Super Bowl. To the ref, it was a clear penalty.

PHOENIX — Having hope isn't the same as having a plan.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Super Bowl LVII: Sports Illustrated’s Complete Coverage

The news, analysis and highlights from Kansas City’s win against Philadelphia at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix, Arizona.

Sports Illustrated

Brittney Griner spotted smiling at the Super Bowl after release from Russian prison

A relaxed, smiling Brittney Griner was seen smiling at the Super Bowl after taking in the PGA Tour in Phoenix

The Independent UK

Cardi B brings energy at pre-Super Bowl concert, joins crowd

Cardi B teamed with her husband Offset onstage, embraced Serena Williams and later partook with a lively crowd during the rapper’s energetic pre-Super Bowl concert in suburban Phoenix

The Independent UK

Watch: Brittney Griner attends WM Phoenix Open, meets Tony Finau, and is starstruck?

When they parted ways, Griner blushed and fanned her face. Starstruck, she was asked? "Oh, yeah," she said.

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It’s time to sideline criticism and appreciate Cowboys’ Dak Prescott’s remarkable story

PHOENIX — It’s time to pause discussions about interceptions. Time to forget about the pain of losing offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and the move toward the West Coast offense. It doesn’t matter any longer whether you think he deserves a $40 million average salary.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Scottie Scheffler in position to defend, Jon Rahm hot in pursuit and more from moving day at the 2023 WM Phoenix Open

Here's what you need to know following the third round in Arizona.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Marcus Hayes: No one likes us. We don’t care: The Eagles absorb more Philly hate at Super Bowl LVII.

PHOENIX — “They hate us cuz they ain’t us” is both part of the profane, hilarious riff by actor James Franco in "The Interview" and Philadelphia’s unofficial slogan.

The Independent UK

Brittany Griner attends WM Phoenix Open golf tournament

Brittany Griner attended the WM Phoenix Open golf tournament Saturday in her second public appearance since her release from a Russian prison

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Scene and heard: Saturday’s third round at 2023 WM Phoenix Open

Here are some of Saturday's best moments from the 16th hole.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bananas, Waldo and Vikings. Fans go extra yard with 2023 Phoenix Open outfits

Chaos is in style at the WM Phoenix Open, and fans are decked out from head to toe.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: Read it and weep, world's worst Super Bowl prophet picks Chiefs

PHOENIX — Listen up. I'm on a winning streak.

The Independent UK

Gas pipeline to Vegas to resume operating after shutdown

The operator of a pipeline facility in California that was forced to shut down deliveries of gasoline and diesel from the Los Angeles area east to areas including Las Vegas and Phoenix says it expects to resume operations on Saturday afternoon

Chicago Sun-Times

Building a suburban dome worked in Phoenix area — but would it for Bears?

It sounds a lot like what the Bears want to do in Arlington Heights, doesn’t it?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

David Murphy: Rebuilding is for losers. The Eagles and the Chiefs are evidence of that.

PHOENIX — There’s no such thing as rebuilding in the NFL. It is a buzzword, nothing more. It is a thing that gets said when there is nothing of substance to say. It is a preemptive excuse. Rebuilding is nothing more than a rebranded version of stinking. If a general…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

More than a dual-threat QB: Jalen Hurts’ unprecedented Super Bowl run could make history

PHOENIX — Before the start of the Eagles’ season, Michael Vick offered Jalen Hurts a piece of advice.

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