NBA Commissioner Adam Silver revealed Thursday that the league’s investigation into Ja Morant’s latest incident with a firearm could "come to a head" now, but the league is going to wait until the NBA Finals are over. 

Morant is currently suspended indefinitely from the Memphis Grizzlies as the league underwent an investigation into the All-Star waving a firearm on an Instagram Live yet again. This time, it was on his friend, Davonte Pack’s, account, while his first incident came on his own Instagram while intoxicated inside a Denver nightclub during the regular season. 

Silver was asked about Morant ahead of Game 1 in Denver between the Nuggets and Miami Heat, where he first laid out what goes into the league’s decision.

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"In assessing what discipline is appropriate, if that’s the case, we look at both the history of prior acts," Silver said. "But then we look at individual player’s history as well and the seriousness, of course, of the conduct. So, those are all the things that get factored. It’s not an exact science. It comes down to judgment at the end of the day on the part of me and my colleagues in the league office."

Silver then discussed the timing of the investigation’s findings going public, which he says will likely come after the series between the Nuggets and Heat ends because it "would be unfair" to those fighting for the Larry O’Brien Trophy.

"In terms of the timing, we’ve uncovered a fair amount of additional information," Silver said. "Since I was still asked about the situation, I would say we probably could’ve brought it to a head now, but we made the decision and I believe the Players Association agrees with us, that it would be unfair to these players and these teams in the middle of this series to announce the results of that investigation."

"It’s better to park that at the moment, at least any public announcement, and my sense now is that shortly after the conclusion of the Finals."

Morant’s current suspension from his team, and the fact that the Grizzlies are no longer playing, factored into the decision to hold the public announcement on his punishment.

Morant was seen on Pack’s Instagram Live flashing a firearm quickly before the camera panned away from him. The Grizzlies wasted no time suspending him after dealing with the Denver incident during the season, which also resulted in a league suspension.

Silver did previously say in an interview at the NBA Draft Lottery that he expects the worst to come down on Morant following the investigation. He had met with Morant following the first incident and believed him to be remorseful, though a repeat offense may have his mind changed.

"I know I've disappointed a lot of people who have supported me," Morant said in a statement recently. "This is a journey and I recognize there is more work to do," Morant said in a statement obtained by Fox News Digital. "My words may not mean much right now, but I take full responsibility for my actions. I'm committed to continuing to work on myself."

Morant was named an All-Star for the second consecutive year during the 2022-2023 regular season. He averaged 26.2 points per game with 8.1 assists and 5.9 rebounds in 61 games.

Gervonta Davis will reportedly serve the remainder of his 90-day sentence for a hit-and-run in prison after violating his home detention sentence.

Davis was taken into custody Thursday less than a month after he was sentenced to 90 days of house arrest from a November 2020 hit-and-run.

The Baltimore Banner reports there was an "impromptu hearing" at 5 p.m. Thursday, and Davis was ordered to serve the rest of the sentence in jail.

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The boxer was facing over seven years in prison after being charged with 14 counts.

He faced four counts of failing to return and remain at the scene of an accident involving a bodily injury. He also was charged with failing to report an accident, driving with a suspended/revoked license and failure to stop at a red light.

The 28-year-old pleaded guilty to four traffic violations in February.

He was also ordered to serve 200 hours of community service.

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This is not the first time Davis has been in legal trouble. The boxer is being sued for allegedly causing "multiple bodily injuries" after allegedly sucker-punching a parking attendant in a New York City garage in February.

He also was arrested on domestic violence charges in December, but the accusations were dropped. 

He was also charged with battery of his ex-girlfriend three years ago.

Davis (29-0) defeated Ryan Garcia, who was previously undefeated, with a seventh-round knockout at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas in April.

J.J. Watt will go down as one of the best pass rushers of all time, but even he had his fair share of rough experiences on the gridiron.

In his prime, Watt was a menace. In his second, fourth and fifth years in the NFL, he was the Defensive Player of the Year. However, he played in just eight games in 2016 and 2017 combined, eight in 2019 and seven in 2021.

Now that Watt is retired, he's been scoping out the likes of NFL OTAs, which recently opened up. However, he has beef with all the pressure media and fans are putting on rookies who struggle in their first taste of professional football.

Watt posted a video of himself on Twitter and Instagram ranting about overreactions based on one bad practice in the very beginning of one's career.

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"'Rookie has rough practice in his first week of OTAs.' Yeah, that's called being a rookie. It's called first week of OTAs," Watt said. "I had rough practices every single year in my 12 years. I've had rough games. I've had multiple rough games. S--t's hard. It's the National Football League."

"This is part of the reason why it's tough for guys to develop. Because we're judging everybody on every single individual rep every single day," he continued. "We're posting videos online of practice reps and guys working on their craft and guys trying to do new things. It's one of the reasons that guys are scared to try a new pass-rush move in one-on-ones in practice, which is when you should be working on your pass-rush moves, because they're scared that somebody's going to film it and put it online, and because they got blocked, now they look like an idiot. Let guys develop. Let guys grow."

"I understand, this is a business. We're paid millions of dollars, and you expect greatness right out of the gate out of every single guy, and you're going to say, ‘Suck it up and deal with it.' But let's let guys develop. Let's let guys get some practices under their belt. Let's let guys get into the league. Let's let them grow as a player. Let's let them get some NFL coaching. We don't need to be sh---ing all over guys on their first week of practice in the National Football League. Just let them grow."

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It's unclear if Watt was calling out anyone in particular, but one of the more popular reports going around in recent days has been that of Will Levis. Levis reportedly struggled at Tennessee Titans practice but shook it off.

"I know I have more opportunities tomorrow and the next day, so I’m not going to beat myself up," Levis said. "High standards is the name of the game. It’s not to beat yourself up. It’s to motivate you to go out there and perform to the best of your ability."

Levis was drafted by Tennessee in the second round after a surprising decline in the NFL Draft – he was favored at one point to be the second overall pick.

Watt, of course, was judged immediately upon being drafted 11th overall by the Houston Texans – plenty of the fan base hated the pick originally until he developed quite nicely and shut everyone up for good.

As the eighth and final seed in the Eastern Conference, the Miami Heat defied the odds and made it to the NBA Finals to face the Denver Nuggets. 

The underdog mentality has been something head coach Erik Spoelstra has shrugged off when it comes to his group.

He believes his Heat are made for moments like these, where the spotlight is the brightest and the pressure is on. 

Jimmy Butler is ready. And his Game 1 fit says everything you need to know about his mindset entering this series with favored Denver. 

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While walking into Ball Arena in Denver, Butler wasn’t flashy with his outfit. He had on a black T-shirt, black pants and some lime green sandals. But it was the T-shirt that had his mindset written all over the back of it. 

"Four more," the shirt said. 

Four more wins and the Heat will be crowned NBA champions. For Butler, it’s all he’s been searching for since he entered the league. 

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During an interview with ESPN’s Malika Andrews, Butler explained why he didn’t touch the trophy Bam Adebayo tried giving him after winning the Eastern Conference. 

"I play for Mr. O’Brien," Butler said, referring to the Larry O’Brien Trophy, awarded to the NBA champions. "You can take the All-Stars. … You can take the All-NBA. All defensive team, don’t care. I really only want to win a championship."

Butler has been named to six All-Star teams and five All-NBA teams during his 11-year career. The 33-year-old has yet to hoist the O’Brien trophy. To do so, he’ll have to go through one of the best teams we’ve seen all season in the Nuggets. 

MVP runner-up Nikola Jokic has been the star the Nuggets needed him to be since the first round tipped off. And Jamal Murray, Michael Porter Jr., Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Aaron Gordon have been tough for the West to deal with. 

In the east, the underdog hasn’t seemed like an underdog, dating back to the NBA play-in tournament, where the Heat lost to the Atlanta Hawks before defeating the Chicago Bulls to qualify for the first round. 

They weren’t supposed to get past the Milwaukee Bucks, the top seed in the East, but they managed to beat them in just five games. That series included Butler dropping 56 and 42 points in Games 4 and 5, respectively. 

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Next up were the New York Knicks. That took six games, but the Heat eventually got it done at home. Finally, the Celtics series was scary for Miami. Boston blew a 3-0 lead that allowed it the chance to make history with a Game 7 victory. But Butler and the Heat blew out the Celtics in Boston in Game 7 to advance. 

To win this series, the Heat need Butler at his best on both ends of the court. Butler is averaging 28.5 points in these playoffs with 7.0 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 2.1 steals over 17 contests. 

But telling by his T-shirt’s message and nonchalant stroll into the arena, Butler understands the assignment well heading into Game 1 Thursday night. 

Those Yankees-Lakers-Cowboys-Duke fans out there have a supporter in Paige Spiranac.

The social media influencer took to Twitter to ask her followers how they "feel about bandwagon fans."

It's safe to say Spiranac has no issue with them.

Spiranac noted that she has recently become a fan "of a ton of different sports and even some different teams in the last couple years."

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She said she became "absolutely obsessed" with Formula 1 racing after watching the Netflix docuseries "Formula 1: Drive to Survive."

"Some would say that that makes me a bandwagon fan," she suggested.

But as a golf influencer on social media, Spiranac's job is to market her favorite sport.

"As we talk about making sports more global and growing the game … how do we balance bringing in new people with calling them bandwagon fans?" she asked.

"And I’m no angel here. I’ve publicly called people out for being a bandwagon fan, but as I mature and get older, I realize that that is just stupid."

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Spiranac did explain she understands fans coming in after skipping all of the lows just to celebrate the highs.

"I get it. It’s extremely frustrating to see new people become fans of your team when they’re successful when you have been there for your team through all of the highs, and especially all of the lows.

"But, remember, two is always better than one. The more people, the merrier."

Replies to the tweet differed.

"No need to make anyone feel unwelcome with negative labels," one user replied.

But one Detroit Lions fan doesn't want to hear it.

"As a Lions fan, I feel this. If the Lions pop off, it will be hard for me not to say, ‘Where were you when?!’ @CarlitoFrito wrote.

Other users seemed neutral to both sides.

"I'm fine with bandwagon fans until they start to act like they've been there for years," one user wrote.

NHL star winger Patrick Kane underwent hip resurfacing surgery on Thursday that will require four to six months of recovery before being allowed back on the ice.

Kane noted this past Stanley Cup Playoffs with the New York Rangers was tough as he dealt with a lingering injury that we now know was his hip. 

Kane, at times, looked like a shell of his offense-creating self and wasn’t the X-factor the Rangers hoped he’d be when they traded for him with the Chicago Blackhawks before the NHL trade deadline.

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Now, Kane is an unrestricted free agent for the first time in his NHL career after spending his first 16 seasons with the Blackhawks, earning four All-Star nods and winning three Stanley Cups in the process, before being traded this past February.

Kane, 34, could now see his free-agent pursuit affected after needing this surgery. However, as The Athletic points out, Kane believes he can get back to his old self if he’s not busy worrying about how his body is holding up.

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"I still know that I can be a top player if my focus is solely on hockey instead of how I feel that day," Kane said last month.

There’s no doubt that Kane, who has 1,237 career points with 451 goals and 786 assists, will have teams interested. He’s a first-ballot Hall of Famer when his career is over, and teams could use the Buffalo, N.Y., native’s savvy when the puck is on his stick in the offensive zone.

The Rangers may want him to run it back with them, however, how much they shell out for someone like Kane who might not be available to start the season would likely be low.

In fact, Kane’s price tag may be lower than his accolades say because of the injury history.

Nonetheless, Kane’s surgery is fixing an issue that didn’t allow him to play his best when it mattered most in the playoffs (the Rangers were bounced in the first round to the rival New Jersey Devils).

NHL free agency officially starts July 1.

In his first game since sharing videos that endorsed boycotts of Target and Bud Light, MLB pitcher Anthony Bass was booed by his own home crowd.

The Toronto Blue Jays reliever on Wednesday entered the game against the Milwaukee Brewers in the top of the ninth with his team trailing, 4-2.

Bass, 35, shared a video to his Instagram Stories on Monday from a creator named Ryan Miller, who called on Christians to join the boycotts after retail giant Target faced massive backlash recently over its Pride Month collection.

That followed Bud Light’s partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney in March.

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Two days later, Bass apologized.

"I’ll make this quick," Bass said. "I recognize yesterday that I made a post that was hurtful to the Pride community, which includes friends of mine and close family members of mine, and I am truly sorry for that.

"I just spoke with my teammates and shared with them my actions yesterday. I apologized with them and, as of right now, I am using the Blue Jays’ resources to better educate myself to make better decisions moving forward.

"The ballpark is for everybody. We include all fans at the ballpark, and we want to welcome everybody. That’s all I have to say."

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The Blue Jays issued a statement prior to Bass’ remarks, saying that "individual player sentiments are not representative of the club’s beliefs."

Perhaps fittingly, Bass warmed up while the CN Tower was lit in rainbow colors.

The team is set to host Pride Weekend on June 9-10.

Bass tossed a scoreless ninth in the Jays' loss.

Over the past few weeks, there has been increasing speculation about Lionel Messi's future. 

But on Thursday, Paris Saint-Germain head coach Christophe Galtier put some of the rumors to bed by confirming that the superstar player will leave the club when his contract expires this summer.

Two years ago, Messi arrived wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "Ici C’est Paris" ("This Is Paris") – a favorite cry among Paris Saint-Germain fans. 

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Early on, the fan base was energized by Messi's presence, but those cheers later turned to jeers and boos. The World Cup winner to bow out in PSG's league finale against Clermont on Saturday.

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"I had the privilege of coaching the best player in the history of soccer," Galtier said. "This will be his last match at the Parc des Princes, and I hope that he will receive the warmest of welcomes."

PSG recruited Messi in August 2021 with the ambition to finally win the Champions League. But the team has yet to achieve that goal. 

Although PSG won its record-extending 11th French league title last weekend, it exited Europe’s top tournament in the round of 16 for the second straight season.

Messi's adventure in France has been bittersweet. In spite of pretty good statistics, he has been embodying the team’s shortcomings in the view of many PSG fans who have repeatedly whistled his name sarcastically in recent weeks.

After struggling to adapt to the French league – the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner scored only six league goals in his first 26 games – Messi improved this season as he developed an efficient understanding with forward Kylian Mbappe.

Following a good start to the current campaign, Messi failed to replicate that form since returning from the World Cup that he won with Argentina.

Still, in 31 league matches, the 35-year-old Messi has scored 16 goals and delivered as many assists. In all competitions, Messi netted 21 times and had 20 assists for PSG.

"This year, he has been an important part of the team, always available, always committed during training sessions," Galtier said. "I don’t think any of the comments or criticisms are justified."

Despite Galtier's support, PSG's appreciation of Messi has not always been so positive.

Last month, the club suspended him after an unauthorized trip to Saudi Arabia. Messi has a commercial contract with Saudi Arabia to promote tourism and has been linked with a lucrative move there at the end of the season.

There has also been talk of a return to Barcelona, where he spent the majority of his career, or to the United States to play in MLS.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

On Thursday night, play-by-play broadcaster Mike Breen will be adding another NBA Finals to his resume. He's gearing up to yell his signature "Bang!" when a player on the Denver Nuggets or Miami Heat drains a three-pointer while providing commentary NBA fans have loved for years. 

Before this season began, Breen couldn't even think about basketball after learning his home on Long Island was engulfed in flames. The fire was sparked by improperly disposed staining materials in his garage. 

Breen spoke at length with The Athletic about the many texts and calls he received when news broke his Manhasset, N.Y., home was destroyed by fire. 

It was, at times, difficult for Breen to fight the emotions. His youngest son Matt was still living at home but fortunately wasn't in the house when the fire ignited. 

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Breen said he and his family are fortunate to have such a good support system. 

"It’s my life story in terms of every step of the way there’s somebody there with kindness or somebody that cares or somebody there who helped," Breen explained. "My whole life I’ve been blessed. Growing up with a mother and father and brothers, with my own family with my wife and my kids. My career. I’ve been blessed with all these things.

"This sounds kind of corny, but something bad really happened. But it became this blessing because we received all this love and kindness from so many people. And it’s hard to express how it feels to know that people really care about you and care about your family."

Breen and his wife weren't home at the time of the fire. They were on a short vacation to Napa before he'd be locked in to his broadcasting duties with the New York Knicks and national games for another NBA season. 

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When he awoke the day they were supposed to fly home, Breen had countless messages and voicemails from family hoping they were OK dealing with a fire he didn't know about yet. 

"A couple of my brothers, the voicemails they left, there was such desperation," Breen said, via The Athletic, admitting that he would get emotional while recounting it. "Like, one of my brothers was saying, like, ‘Please call me. Please call me. Let me know where you are.’ Because they thought I was in the house. You can hear it in their voice. That’s something you just don’t forget."

Breen said it's still shocking to think about the moment they finally returned home to see what remained of their home. Breen couldn't help but think about the memories and mementos that were lost. 

Breen didn't seek out sympathy.

But when the story broke, he felt an outpouring of love.

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"When I go into the arenas, every arena across the country, and you see all these friends. You realize how important they were," Breen said. "Every single one of them meant something because it strengthens you. At a time where you kind of were wobbling a little bit after the news and what happened, all of these people that were there to rally and support around us, it strengthened us. And it got us through without a problem.

"I fell head over heels in love with mankind because of people’s spirit. It’s amazing what they can do to raise yours."

While many priceless things were lost in the fire, Breen's wife found a custom jersey ESPN had made for Breen with "The Gray Mamba" on the back, a play on the late Kobe Bryant's nickname. 

Bryant signed the jersey, writing, "From one Mamba to another," and it's something Breen cherishes to this day. 

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown has flirted with the idea of suiting up for an arena football game this season. 

He even showed up to an Albany Empire practice last Thursday and hinted he would play in one of the team's upcoming games. But Brown ended up being a no-show for last Saturday's game.

The five-time All-Pro receiver previously hinted that quarterback Cam Newton would soon be joining him for an Albany Empire game. 

But now Brown appears to be more serious about teaming up with the 2015 NFL MVP. 

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"If anybody seen Cam Newton let him know he haven't thrown me a touchdown in a game yet and now we finally can make it happen," Brown wrote on Twitter. "I'm offering Cam 150k one game play with me please spam his account."

Brown, who won a Super Bowl with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, recently mentioned he had "been "in contact" with Newton about joining the organization "in some capacity."

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Brown is the co-owner of the Albany Empire and has had a tumultuous run as an owner.

The team's former coach, Damon Ware, reportedly resigned due to missed payments. But the team claims the missed paychecks were a result of a change to its payroll operations.

In an interview in early May, Brown said everyone had been paid what they're owed.

After missing the May 27 game, Brown could play in Albany's home game June 17. Based on his lucrative offer to Newton, it seems clear Brown wants to catch passes from the veteran NFL signal-caller.

After sitting out all of 2022, Newton has made it clear he wants to play in the NFL again. He recently revealed a list of teams he would be willing to be a backup quarterback for in 2023.

The Boston Celtics are on their third head coach in three seasons, and the organization will not be making another change. 

On Thursday, Celtics team president Brad Stevens told reporters Joe Mazzulla is the right man for the job following Boston’s Game 7 loss to the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference finals. 

"Yeah. I think he is," Stevens said when asked if Mazzulla was the best head coach for the team moving forward. 

"He's a terrific leader," Stevens added. "He'll only get better at anything that he can learn from this year because he's constantly trying to learn. And he's accountable. Those leadership qualities are hard to find." 

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Mazzulla became head coach of the Celtics just days before the start of training camp after Ime Udoka was suspended for the entire 2022-23 season for "violations of team policies." 

Mazzulla took over a team coming off an NBA Finals appearance in which Boston took the Golden State Warriors to six games. 

The Celtics started the season 21-5, finishing with the second seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. 

"I think when you consider the position he was thrust into and the overall accomplishments of the group, I thought he did a really good job," Stevens said of Mazzulla to start the press conference. "I mean, when you look at it, in the big picture, and having a team that was second in offense, second in defense, won 57 games, and has a chance to go to the NBA Finals on your home court, there's a lot of direction and organization that goes into that. I thought that he did a good job."

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Despite having the second-best record in the NBA, the Celtics struggled during the NBA Playoffs before eventually falling to Miami. 

In the first round, Boston needed six games to defeat the Atlanta Hawks after blowing a double-digit fourth-quarter lead in Game 5. 

Against the Philadelphia 76ers in the second round, Boston required a fourth-quarter comeback to steal Game 6 on the road before Jayson Tatum put up a historic performance in Game 7. 

Boston then became just the fourth team in NBA history to force a Game 7 after falling behind 0-3 in a series before being blown out Monday at home in the Eastern Conference finals. 

The Celtics now enter an offseason with difficult decisions ahead of them with Grant Williams about to enter restricted free agency and Jaylen Brown eligible for a supermax contract extension after being named second-team All-NBA. 

No one ever wants to finish last in their fantasy football league, and it isn't because of sheer embarrassment. Many leagues have punishments for the worst team of the year. 

Just ask Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis what he and his friends have been doing the last 12 years. 

Punishment for the last-place finisher in the league keeps things interesting throughout the year, encouraging teams that don't have playoff hopes to try for wins at the end of the season to make sure they're off the hook. 

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Levis revealed to NBC Sports' fantasy football guru Matthew Berry what this past year's fantasy punishment was for the guy who finished dead last. 

"We try to make the loser do something every year. We don’t always get them to do it, but it’s always a fun time," Levis said. 

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"The last one was we had to make him eat a whole pack, a dozen uncooked hot dogs. Go on Instagram Live and eat them in front of everybody. We felt like that was a good one, but he didn’t man up and do it."

Let's be honest. That's a stomach ache waiting to happen. 

But many who take fantasy football seriously would suggest a player be expelled from the league for not following through.

Now that he's in the NFL, fantasy football is definitely going to be different. First, he will have better knowledge about at least the Titans compared to the rest of his opponents. 

But if he were to finish last and be expected to serve his punishment, the video could go viral 

Levis said he's never finished last, and he's hoping to keep that streak alive.

It looks like Travis Kelce knows exactly what his plans are when he hangs up the football cleats.

The Kansas City Chiefs superstar has reportedly signed with CAA (Creative Artists Agency) for off-field representation.

Kelce dominates on the gridiron but has been a superstar off the field since winning Super Bowl LVII, the second of his career.

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The tight end slam-dunked his appearance on "Saturday Night Live" in March and hosted the inaugural Kelce Jams in Kansas City, a music festival that included the likes of Machine Gun Kelly, Rick Ross and TECH N9Ne.

He also started a podcast, "New Heights," with his brother Jason, who plays for the Philadelphia Eagles – the Kelces became the first pair of brothers to play against one another in the Super Bowl.

He's also dominated the microphone on the field – Kelce made the Beastie Boys' "(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)" the Chiefs' unofficial anthem after winning the AFC Championship Game in 2020. After winning it earlier this year against the Cincinnati Bengals, Kelce had a WWE-type monologue in the celebration, directed at Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval after his trolls against the Chiefs.

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"I’ve got some wise words for that Cincinnati mayor. Know your role and shut your mouth, you jabroni!" he screamed to a raucous crowd of cheering fans as part of his Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson impersonation.

"When Travis joined the NFL as a rookie, it was clear to us that he had star potential both on and off the field. We have a shared vision of Travis not only as a transcendent athlete, but also as a media and entertainment powerhouse," his managers Aaron and André Eanes told The Hollywood Reporter. "We believe the talented CAA team will bring that vision to life and we’re excited to embark on this journey together."

In January 2016, Kelce starred in the reality dating show "Catching Kelce."

Kelce caught six passes for 81 yards and a touchdown in the Super Bowl to cap off maybe his best season in the NFL. 

At the age of 33 in his 10th year in the league, he set careers highs with 110 catches, 1,338 yards and 12 touchdowns en route to his eighth straight Pro Bowl and seventh straight All-Pro nod.

Cooler heads will prevail once the 2023 college football season begins – at least for the LSU Tigers.

Tiger Stadium is located in Baton Rouge, which can easily get extremely humid and hot throughout the season. The new helmets will have built-in air-conditioning units and are expected to help combat the uncomfortable conditions.

A battery system that powers the air-conditioners will have a five-hour lifespan before it needs to be recharged.

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The football players will use the air-conditioned helmets for all practices and games in 2023.

The helmets were created by a Louisiana-based company named Tigeraire. The air-conditioning units are expected to last up to four years.

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In a video from Tigeraire, the football players seemed excited about the opportunity to try on the helmets. 

Each helmet will allow players to customize how the cool air is distributed. A player can opt to have the air pump down toward their nose and mouth or have it blow directly on their forehead.

A defogging mechanism will kick in whenever a player adds a visor to their helmet.

It remains to be seen if the cooler helmets will be an advantage for LSU. 

Not matter what, it is likely that other college football programs across the country will look into similar technology for their players.

This season, the Tigers' schedule includes road games against Florida State in Orlando, Mississippi State in Starkville, Ole Miss in Oxford and Alabama in Tuscaloosa. All of those games will likely feature warm temperatures. 

 The team's home games outdoors at Tiger Stadium are also expected to be very warm, especially games in September.

No. 1-ranked women’s tennis player Iga Swiatek is a big Taylor Swift fan, a "Swiftie," as they are known.

Swiatek made that known after defeating Claire Liu in straight sets, 6-4, 6-0, in the second round of the 2023 French Open, which came after her 22nd birthday Wednesday. 

After a post-match interview, Swiatek decided to sign the camera in front of her at Roland Garros, writing, "I’m feeling 22! #Swiftie."

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Reporters caught on quickly and had to ask Swiatek about her fandom. It wasn’t just the music that drew Swiatek to like Swift, Swiatek said. Swift's music also helped the Polish tennis star learn English. 

"You know, when I was younger and kind of confused about life and when I was a teenager, when I listened to her, I didn't feel alone," Swiatek said of Swift, via ESPN. "Also, I learned English by listening to her songs. So, she was always kind of close to me."

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So, it was only natural that when Swiatek’s 22nd birthday rolled around, the popular Swift song "22" was going to be in her head. 

Swiatek’s favorite of Swift’s 10 albums is "Red," which features "22." It also includes hit singles "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" and "I Knew You Were Trouble."

But while everyone is clamoring to see Swift on "The Eras Tour," Swiatek has an important stretch of her own with the French Open followed by Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, Grand Slam tournaments where she will likely be favored as she is in Paris. 

So, her focus is on winning. Despite being such a big fan, Swiatek said Swift isn’t usually in her headphones before matches. 

"I don’t think it will pump me up," she said. "Maybe ‘Shake It Off’ when I’m more stressed. Today was Lenny Kravitz, and usually I’m listening to more rock. Not too hard, but the bands that are kind of mainstream, and they have a lot of energy in their songs."

Swiatek will be rocking out on Saturday for her third-round match against China’s Xinyu Wang. 

Max Strus is preparing for Game 1 of the NBA Finals, but he still took a moment to look back and enjoy the Eastern Conference Finals.

Strus went undrafted in 2019 but eventually signed a two-way contract with the Celtics; he was ultimately released just before the start of the 2019-2020 regular season.

Strus took to his Instagram account and posted a friendly reminder of his stint Boston.

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After a short run with his hometown Chicago Bulls, Strus signed a two-way deal with the Heat in 2020. He later landed a two-year contract to keep him in Miami before the 2021-2022 season.

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Since then, the 27-year-old guard and has been a solid rotation player for the team since. Strus is now savoring his Miami Heat’s win over the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Strus posted an old news story, "Celtics waive forward Max Strus," to his Instagram story.

He also posted a few photos of him celebrating the Heat's Game 7 victory.

Strus averaged 9.4 points in the conference finals while shooting 41.8 percent from the field. His most productive performance happened in Game 1, when he scored 15 points.

Strus and the Heat now have to contend with two-time NBA MVP Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets in the Finals.

Miami flew straight to Denver after their Game 7 win on Monday night. Meanwhile, the Nuggets have enjoyed more than a week of rest after sweeping the Lakers in the Western Conference Finals.

Erica Herman, the ex-girlfriend of Tiger Woods, has reportedly asked a court to reconsider its ruling that their legal battle must be resolved through private arbitration.

A Florida judge ruled last month Herman must abide by the nondisclosure agreement she purportedly signed and resolve her lawsuits privately.

An attorney for Herman filed the reconsideration request on Wednesday, according to USA Today.

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"The U.S. Supreme Court has consistently held that a party cannot be forced to arbitrate without a finding that she agreed to do so, which means that in this case — with no evidence in the record — arbitration should not be compelled, or, at a minimum, an evidentiary hearing should be held," the document filed by Herman’s attorney, Benjamin Hodas, states. 

Circuit Judge Elizabeth Metzger rejected Herman’s attempt to quash the 2017 agreement by alleging Woods had committed sexual harassment against her, calling Herman’s allegations "vague and threadbare."

"Herman has had the opportunity (to) provide factual specificity for any claim relating to sexual assault or sexual harassment, however, she has not done so," Metzger wrote as part of her 11-page opinion.

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Herman alleged that Woods threatened to fire her from the restaurant she worked at if she did not sign the NDA. Hodas argued that is a type of harassment, treating an employee differently from others because of a sexual relationship. Metzger told Hodas she needed more information about what allegedly happened to consider it. Hodas said he could not provide more information for fear of violating the NDA.

Whether Herman actually signed the NDA had also come into question over the course of the litigation.

Metzger also noted that Herman, who says she doesn't remember signing the NDA, hasn't denied doing so.

Metzger said that if Herman unequivocally denied signing the NDA, she would have ordered a hearing on the issue. However, since Herman is not sure if she signed it or not, that should be up to a private arbitrator to decide.

Woods’ attorney, J.B. Murray, calls the allegations "utterly meritless."

Fox News' Ryan Gaydos and the Associated Press contributed to this report.

Officials at Churchill Downs have announced new "safety initiatives" following a special meeting that was held in response to a wave of horse deaths at the famous racetrack that has totaled 12 since late April.

Track officials met with horsemen at the Trackside Training Center in Louisville on Thursday. The meeting resulted in a number of changes that will go into effect immediately, including restricting starts during an eight-week period, ineligibility standards based on poor performance, and pausing track-based incentives. 

"The attending veterinarians and trainers at Churchill Downs are incredibly capable and knowledgeable," Dr. Will Farmer, equine medical director for Churchill Downs Inc., said in a press release. 

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"We feel a duty to provide the latest information on surgical interventions from an expert who experienced the challenges in California a few years ago that we currently face today," Farmer continued. 

"Any decision must be made first and foremost with the long-term well-being of the horse in mind. It is imperative that all available, educated and informed options can be efficiently, confidently and thoroughly relayed to the owners." 

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The announcement comes days after the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority called for an emergency summit over the "unusually high number" of deaths.

"HISA’s highest priority is the safety and well-being of the horses and riders competing under its jurisdiction. We remain deeply concerned by the unusually high number of equine fatalities at Churchill Downs over the last several weeks," the statement read.

The group will investigate all 12 fatalities and launch another probe into track conditions. 

Two additional horse deaths over the week, coupled with mounting pressure from animal rights groups, have launched Churchill Downs into the spotlight. 

Kentucky Derby qualifier Wild On Ice was the first reported death after being euthanized on April 27.

The New York Mets turned one of the easiest double plays you'll see on Wednesday night, but it did not get a pleasant response from everybody.

Philadelphia Phillies' Edmundo Sosa hit a line drive right to short stop Francisco Lindor for the first out, however, Kody Clemens was attempting to steal second.

When Lindor caught the ball, Clemens was in no man's land, so Lindor lobbed the ball over to first base.

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The ball took two hops into Pete Alonso's glove to complete the double play.

However, the Phillies broadcast took issue with Lindor's actions.

"Couldn’t have just tagged him?" color commentator Ben Davis asked.

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Davis doubled down on the throw, adding he was "not a big fan."

"Be a little bit more professional about it," he said.

"It’s almost like a ‘showing me up’ thing," responded play-by-play announcer Tom McCarthy.

"[Rubbing] salt in the wound," added Davis.

The defending National League champions were unable to get any more offense going and lost, 4-1, to fall to a disappointing 25-30.

The Mets improved to 29-27 with the victory.

The NBA announced the game officials for the 2023 NBA Finals on Thursday and veteran referee Eric Lewis is not one of them. 

Lewis, who has worked the last four finals, was not one of the 12 referees selected for the series between the Denver Nuggets and the Miami Heat as the league investigates whether Lewis used a Twitter account that defended himself and other NBA refs from online criticism. 

"Regarding Eric Lewis and the social media posts, we are continuing to review the matter, and he will not be working the finals," NBA spokesman Mike Bass said Thursday.

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The NBA opened an investigation last week, and it has not been confirmed whether Lewis was using the account. 

The investigation is to determine whether Lewis broke NBA rules by "speaking about officiating in an unauthorized manner," according to The Associated Press. 

Lewis has been an NBA referee for 19 seasons, working over 1,200 combined games in the regular season and postseason. 

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The league announced the 12 officials who will be working the finals, which begin Thursday night at 8:30 a.m. ET. 

"The pinnacle for an NBA official is to work the NBA Finals," said Byron Spruell, the league’s president of basketball operations. 

Among the referees selected to work the finals are Tony Brothers, Marc Davis, and Scott Foster, all of whom have worked double-digit NBA Finals games. 

"This group has demonstrated through their outstanding work during the playoffs that they are worthy of being selected to officiate in the NBA Finals," Spruell continued. 

The Nuggets will be playing in the organization’s first-ever NBA Finals, while the Heat will be looking for the fourth NBA championship in franchise history. 

The Associated Press contributed to this report.