Winnable matchup with Toronto awaits Orlando City • Big 12 football preseason poll picks UCF to finish in middle of pack — again
Sentinel Sports Final Wednesday, July 3, 2024 | | |
| | | | | The Magic's frontcourt made no changes, except for the size of the salaries for Moe Wagner and Jonathan Isaac moving forward. The team appears content with what they have in the middle so where does that leave the Magic less than a week into free agency? There aren't many, if any, moves left. But Las Vegas Summer League is up next. ... Orlando City will get Pedro Gallese, who didn't have a strong start to his season, back in goal after international duty with Peru. Their goalkeeping without him actually got worse. ... The Super60 football prospects for 2026 are out, and Chris Hays breaks Central Florida's next wave of high school stars expected to make an impact at the highest levels. ... Olivier Rioux is NOT going to be a factor for the Gators this year. But at 7-foot-9, it's worth waiting to figure out if they can develop him into something useful later down the line. ... Donovan Mitchell is good. Very good. But $50M a year good? The Cavs think so. They opened the bank vault, but NBA owners will have to decide if this model is sustainable long-term. It's the price of doing business. But if Mitchell is worth this much, how much would a prime LeBron James or Michael Jordan be worth today? Crazy to think about. | | | | With an extension of Jonathan Isaac and the return of Moe Wagner, alongside Goga Bitadze and Wendell Carter Jr., the future of Orlando’s frontcourt looks the same. | | | | | Orlando City has improved in front of goal in recent weeks but is struggling on the defensive side. The return of Pedro Gallese and Wilder Cartegena from international duty with Peru should help, but the Lions still need to be more focused at the back. | | | | | In their second Big 12 season, the Knights face three teams projected to finish ahead of them in Iowa State, Arizona and West Virginia. | | | | | Chris Hays' latest list of the top football players in the area for the 2026 recruiting cycle. | | | | | A 7-9 freshman, the world's tallest teen is a curiosity the Gators hope eventually develops into an impactful player. | | | | | Newly relocated free agents Steven Stamkos and Jonathan Marchessault had big reasons to circle their calendars when the NHL released its full regular-season schedule on Tuesday. So, too, did newly hired coaches in Craig Berube, Sheldon Keefe and Dan Bylsma. | | | | | The Rays looked like they won the race against the rain and the game against the Royals early Tuesday evening. With a one-run lead and five innings completed to make the game official just before the skies opened, the Rays would have had an abbreviated victory had the umpires not decided to wait out the wave of storms. | | | | | Averaging a team-high 1.21 blocks, Jonathan Isaac finished the season tied for 14th in the NBA. The Magic rewarded him with an extension. | | | | | Donovan Mitchell isn't taking his talents anywhere. Not yet, anyway. The five-time All-Star guard committing to the Cavaliers had been expected after the firing of coach J.B. Bickerstaff. | | | | | When the Lightning made moves at the NHL draft to clear salary cap space, GM Julien BriseBois hoped a variety of factors would entice players to sign as free agents. One, of course, was the organization's penchant for winning and the talent already on the roster. | | | | | The Hurricanes, through recruiting by Cristobal and offensive line coach Alex Mirabal, have landed the top three offensive linemen in the Orlando area for their 2025 recruiting class. | | | | | Bronny James says the opportunity to play professionally alongside his famous father played no role in his decision to enter the NBA draft. | | | |
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