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Former San Diego State and Buffalo Bills punter Matt Araiza has been dismissed from a lawsuit that alleges a 17-year-old girl was raped at an off-campus party in Oct. 2021 after an agreement was reached with Jane Doe.

The San Francisco Giants and free-agent outfielder Jung Hoo Lee have agreed to a six year, $113 million deal with an opt-out after four seasons, sources confirmed to ESPN on Tuesday.

Ted Leonsis, the owner of the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals, is expected to unveil plans to move the two teams to a massive new development in Alexandria’s Potomac Yard neighborhood, sources told ESPN.

A chorus of boos echoed around Old Trafford as Man Utd’s embarrassing exit from Europe was confirmed by the club they wish they were: Bayern Munich.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody said she is launching an investigation into the College Football Playoff selection committee over the decision to leave unbeaten Florida State out of the Top 4.

Juan Soto, speaking at his introductory news conference with the Yankees on Tuesday, did not commit to signing a contract extension with New York. He also didn’t rule it out.

The Royals have reached agreement on deals with right-handers Seth Lugo and Chris Stratton, sources told ESPN’s Jeff Passan.

Six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan headlines the inaugural class for the Chicago Bulls’ Ring of Honor, which will also feature Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman.

Manchester United’s slim chance of a Champions League round of 16 spot ended with a 1-0 defeat by group winners Bayern Munich at Old Trafford on Tuesday, piling more misery on Erik ten Hag’s beleagured team in an already rocky season.

The Vikings will start Nick Mullens at quarterback on Saturday against the Bengals.