#player-departures

#player-departures

Ahead of the January mercato, AC Milan are evaluating their options with several players. So, a few may have to leave for others to arrive. The business which Milan conduct in January could be vital to a Scudetto push. At the moment, they lead the pack, but they could have a massive advantage with a few different results. It, unfortunately, has not gone that way, though.

Well Miami Marlins fans, are you of the glass half-full or glass half-empty persuasion? Or to put it more simply, just how much do you hate the New York Mets. For there's no question that the suffering that started with Miami eliminating them from the playoffs in the final weekend of the season has continued into the offseason for fans of the Metropolitans. Pete Alonso? Gone. Edwin Diaz? Not just gone, but a bleeping Dodger.

After all, coming off a hugely disappointing 2024 campaign in which they finished in the basement of the American League East division, no one could have predicted what a successful season the Blue Jays would have going from worst to first and push the defending champions Los Angeles Dodgers practically to the brink for the championship title at the end.

"Robinson is among the most lethal floor-spacers in the game. Since 2019-20, he's drilling 39.9 percent of threes. The only player during this stretch to match that efficiency is...Stephen Curry."

Carter Verhaeghe was picked in the third round, 82nd overall, by the Maple Leafs during the 2013 NHL entry draft. He didn't play a game with the Leafs before being included as a throw-in as part of a five-for-one trade to acquire speedster Michael Grabner from the New York Islanders. Grabner played one forgettable season in Toronto, scoring nine goals in 80 games.

Federico Bernardeschi leads all Toronto players with 26 goals and 15 assists, while Lorenzo Insigne is second with 19 goals and 14 assists in their tenure.

"Salaun's departure is a big blow to the Valkyries. Though she had her ups and downs through her first eight games, Salaun was Golden State's most consistent shot taker."

Marseille's interest in Nelson Semedo underscores Wolves' struggle to retain key players during a tough transfer window, raising potential concerns for their upcoming season.