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The Seattle Storm finally turned things around with an 83-77 win over the Dallas Wings, breaking a frustrating three-game losing streak. It wasn’t a blowout, but the team showed grit when it mattered, holding off the Wings in a tight contest.

Editor’s Note: For Storm fans, this win is a sigh of relief—losing streaks can mess with a team’s confidence, especially in a tight playoff race. Beating a tough opponent like the Wings suggests they’re finding their rhythm again, which could be crucial as the season heats up.

Fantasy football analysts Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski are hunting for the next team that’ll be a goldmine for fantasy points—think explosive offense paired with a defense so leaky they’ll have to score constantly to stay competitive. They’re eyeing squads like the Falcons, Buccaneers, or Jaguars as potential candidates to fill the "this year’s Bengals" role—a team that’ll force shootouts and keep fantasy managers feasting.

Editor’s Note: For fantasy players, identifying a team with a high-powered offense and a shaky defense is like finding a cheat code—it means more touchdowns, more yards, and more weekly points. This discussion isn’t just fun speculation; it’s a roadmap for drafting sleepers or stacking lineups with players who’ll be in constant must-score situations. If you’re prepping for your draft, these are the teams to watch.

Two of Hawaii's star pitchers, Takemoto and Cooper Walls, along with nine other players, have decided to enter the NCAA transfer portal—a move that could shake up the Rainbow Warriors' roster. Walls, a key player who’s been a standout on the mound, was even pictured in action earlier this season. The team might be facing a significant talent drain if these players find new programs.

Editor’s Note: Losing this many players—especially top performers—is a big deal for Hawaii’s baseball program. The transfer portal has reshaped college sports, making it easier for athletes to switch teams, but it also leaves schools scrambling to fill gaps. For fans, it’s a tough blow, raising questions about the team’s future competitiveness and whether this signals deeper issues within the program.

Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. is back in action after a stint on the injured list, and he made an immediate impact in his return. Chisholm had a standout all-around performance on Tuesday, helping the Yankees secure a win. He sounds optimistic and ready to put his early-season setbacks behind him.

Editor’s Note: Chisholm’s return is a big deal for the Yankees—he’s a dynamic player who can change games with his bat, glove, and speed. After missing time, his strong comeback could give the team a much-needed boost as they push through the season. For fans, it’s a sign that things might be looking up after some early struggles.

Veteran quarterback Joe Flacco isn’t just showing up to OTAs—he’s making it clear he wants to be the Browns’ starter. With a mix of confidence and charm, the 38-year-old told reporters, "I’m gonna win this job!" as he competes with younger QBs like Deshaun Watson. The Browns’ quarterback room is packed with talent and experience this offseason, setting up an intriguing battle for the top spot.

Editor’s Note: Flacco’s swagger adds a fun layer to Cleveland’s QB competition. While Watson’s the presumed starter, Flacco’s presence—and his belief he can still deliver—keeps things interesting. For Browns fans, it’s a reminder that depth at quarterback (a rarity for this franchise) could pay off if injuries or struggles arise. Plus, who doesn’t love a little fiery confidence in May?