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Erin Walsh

Erin Walsh is a Boston sports fan through and through. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Bridgewater State University and currently is in pursuit of her Master's Degree in Journalism from Northeastern University. Follow her on Twitter @ewalsh90.

Report: Sergio Ramos considering offers from Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich

The 35-year-old currently is weighing the pros and cons of each club, with family considerations being an important factor in his decision.

Padres right-hander Dinelson Lamet placed on 10-day IL with forearm inflammation

Lamet left Saturday's 10-1 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks in the third inning after surrendering Eduardo Escobar's 17th home run of the season. He allowed two home runs and four earned runs in total before exiting.

Astros pitcher Justin Verlander open to reunion with Tigers

As Verlander continues to rehab and faces free agency, a return to Detroit is a possibility. 

Former Celtics executive Danny Ainge reportedly a candidate to join Jazz in advisory role

It seems unlikely that Ainge joins the Jazz in a role underneath Zanik after spending years as Boston's top executive. However, it's not impossible.

Trail Blazers reportedly give Chauncey Billups five-year head-coaching deal

The Trail Blazers offered Billups the job on Friday night and worked on a deal over the weekend.

Mercury guard Diana Taurasi becomes first WNBA player to reach 9,000 points

Taurasi was already the WNBA's all-time leading scorer, but now she has a new milestone attached to the accomplishment. The next-closest player on the league's all-time scoring list is Tina Thompson with 7,488 points. 

Bruins forward David Pastrnak announces heartbreaking death of newborn son

His son was born June 17 and died six days later, on June 23. Pastrnak finished his announcement by requesting privacy during such an unimaginable time. 

Hawks' Trae Young to undergo MRI after suffering ankle injury in Game 3

Young tweaked his ankle when he stepped on an official's foot by the sideline. 

Mariners left-hander Hector Santiago explains foreign substance ejection

Santiago's glove will be sent to MLB for further testing. If he used more than just rosin, he'll be subject to a 10-day suspension under the league's new foreign substance protocols. 

Indians' Josh Naylor carted off against Twins after brutal collision with teammate

It's unclear when or if Naylor will return to Cleveland's lineup this season as the extent of the injury is unknown. 

White Sox slugger Jose Abreu suffers bruised knee after being hit by pitch

Abreu has played through several injuries this season, so he could return to Chicago's lineup as soon as Monday against the Minnesota Twins. However, that's uncertain.

Browns QB Baker Mayfield could see contract talks stretch into 2021 regular season?

With both Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson expected to get paid as early as this summer, Mayfield's price could rise if both get paid before he does. 

Trail Blazers reportedly still plan to hire Chauncey Billups despite backlash

The Portland Trail Blazers' decision to hire Chauncey Billups as their next head coach was met with immense backlash, but they reportedly intend to stick with their choice.

Mariners' Hector Santiago becomes first pitcher to be ejected for foreign substance violation

Santiago was tossed from Seattle's game against the Chicago White Sox on Sunday in the fifth inning after his glove was examined during an inspection.

Heat likely to trade Tyler Herro this offseason?

According to a recent report, there's a 75% chance Herro will be traded this offseason.

Astros lead MLB with seven All-Star Game finalists

The Houston Astros have a major-league best seven finalists to start in the 2021 All-Star Game.

Manny Pacquiao responds to Floyd Mayweather: 'I want to challenge the best'

Pacquiao said he's still fighting at age 42 because of his passion for boxing, not for a paycheck. He added that he also wants to continue fighting the best.

Canadiens forward Joel Armia in NHL's COVID-19 protocol

Montreal Canadiens forward Joel Armia missed Sunday's practice due to NHL COVID-19 protocols and won't travel with the team to Tampa.

Padres' Tommy Pham settles strip club lawsuit

Pham is still recovering from being stabbed in the parking lot of a strip club last October but has now settled a lawsuit against the club. 

Orioles slugger, cancer survivor Trey Mancini to compete in Home Run Derby

Baltimore Orioles slugger Trey Mancini continues to be one of the best stories in baseball.  

Tennis star Serena Williams says she will not compete at Tokyo Olympics

Although she's not going to the Olympics, Williams is competing at Wimbledon.

Clippers star Kawhi Leonard 'highly unlikely' to travel for Game 5 against Suns due to knee injury

Leonard has not played since Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Utah Jazz.

Suns' Deandre Ayton: Chris Paul 'was the best thing that happened to my career'

Ayton has been a major factor for the Suns and he credits Chris Paul with helping his development. 

Tyronn Lue: Clippers overcoming 3-1 series deficit to Suns is 'very doable'

The Clippers are against the wall but Lue remains confident.