Matthew Davis
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Matthew Davis is an experienced, award-winning journalist who has covered major professional and college sports for years. His writing has appeared on Heavy, the Star Tribune, and The Catholic Spirit. He has a degree in mass communication from North Dakota State University.
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How Quarterback Will Levis’s Surgery Impacts Titans’ Plans
Levis will miss this season due to shoulder surgery. Here’s what’s next for the Tennessee Titans.
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Caitlin Clark Injury Problems Linger as All-Star Weekend Nears
The WNBA superstar has taken her lumps during the season’s first half, and now her status for the All-Star Game and three-point contest is in doubt.
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Ndamukong Suh Shares Emotional Tribute Amid Retirement
Longtime NFL star defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh recently made his retirement officially after three years away from the game.
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Steelers Reward Omar Khan for Splashy Offseason
The Pittsburgh Steelers had one of the most active offseasons in the league, and the organization recently rewarded General Manager Omar Kahn for it.
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Hurricanes Land Last Big-Name Free Agent in Nik Ehlers
The Carolina Hurricanes landed the final big-name free agent in Nik Ehlers on Thursday on day three of NHL free agency.
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July 4 MLB Preview: Astros-Dodgers World Series Rematch Highlights Big Weekend
The Yankees and Mets will meet in a subway series, and the White Sox and Rockies will square off in a clash of baseball’s two worst teams.
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Knicks Set to Hire Championship-Seasoned Coach in Mike Brown
The New York Knicks are poised to hire Mike Brown as the team’s new head coach amid a successful career where he won four titles as an assistant.
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Chiefs’ Travis Kelce Shows Interest in Broadcasting Career After Retirement
Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce has another career in mind after football, though he has at least another season ahead.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo Stunned Amid Bucks’ Free-Agency Moves
Milwaukee, a first-round playoff loser for three straight years, waived star guard Damian Lillard and signed former Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner.
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No Caitlin Clark, No Problem for Fever in WNBA Commissioner’s Cup Win
The Indiana Fever rallied without Caitlin Clark to beat the Minnesota Lynx for the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup on July 1.
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How Quarterback Will Levis’s Surgery Impacts Titans’ Plans
Levis will miss this season due to shoulder surgery. Here’s what’s next for the Tennessee Titans.
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Caitlin Clark Injury Problems Linger as All-Star Weekend Nears
The WNBA superstar has taken her lumps during the season’s first half, and now her status for the All-Star Game and three-point contest is in doubt.
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Ndamukong Suh Shares Emotional Tribute Amid Retirement
Longtime NFL star defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh recently made his retirement officially after three years away from the game.
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Steelers Reward Omar Khan for Splashy Offseason
The Pittsburgh Steelers had one of the most active offseasons in the league, and the organization recently rewarded General Manager Omar Kahn for it.
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Hurricanes Land Last Big-Name Free Agent in Nik Ehlers
The Carolina Hurricanes landed the final big-name free agent in Nik Ehlers on Thursday on day three of NHL free agency.
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July 4 MLB Preview: Astros-Dodgers World Series Rematch Highlights Big Weekend
The Yankees and Mets will meet in a subway series, and the White Sox and Rockies will square off in a clash of baseball’s two worst teams.
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Knicks Set to Hire Championship-Seasoned Coach in Mike Brown
The New York Knicks are poised to hire Mike Brown as the team’s new head coach amid a successful career where he won four titles as an assistant.
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Chiefs’ Travis Kelce Shows Interest in Broadcasting Career After Retirement
Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce has another career in mind after football, though he has at least another season ahead.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo Stunned Amid Bucks’ Free-Agency Moves
Milwaukee, a first-round playoff loser for three straight years, waived star guard Damian Lillard and signed former Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner.
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No Caitlin Clark, No Problem for Fever in WNBA Commissioner’s Cup Win
The Indiana Fever rallied without Caitlin Clark to beat the Minnesota Lynx for the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup on July 1.
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