The upcoming 2024 NFL Draft holds the potential to propel the New England Patriots back into contention, provided they make the right choices. With the team in a rebuilding phase, the draft presents a crucial opportunity for the Patriots to secure the talent needed to strengthen their roster and elevate their performance in the upcoming season.
Jon Rahm surges up the leaderboard at the British Open with a record-breaking 63 on Saturday, bringing him closer to contention. After a disappointing start, Rahm's impressive performance puts him just four shots behind leader Brian Harman. Despite a challenging week for many top players, Rahm's surge injects excitement into the tournament and gives him a chance to compete for the title on Sunday.
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen expressed frustration with the team's underperformance and hinted at a potential trade deadline selloff if they don't improve. Despite having the highest payroll in MLB history, the Mets have struggled with a 36-43 record and sit fourth in the NL East. Cohen expressed patience with the current leadership but did not rule out making changes if the team fails to turn things around. He also mentioned the possibility of trading players like Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander, but acknowledged their no-trade clauses. Cohen continues to pursue a president of baseball operations and emphasized the importance of attracting top talent to the organization.
The Minnesota Timberwolves have built a roster that can contend now, with a backup plan in case things don't go as planned. The team has added experienced players like Ricky Rubio and Ed Davis to complement their young core of Karl-Anthony Towns and D'Angelo Russell. The Wolves are hoping to make the playoffs this season and have set themselves up for success in the future as well.