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ESPN's David Schoenfield suggested the Astros send 26-year-old third baseman Isaac Paredes and cash to Pittsburgh in exchange for pitching prospect Hunter Barco and infielder Jared Triolo. The trade targets the Pirates' weak third base spot, where they ranked 23rd in projected WAR for 2026 and finished 29th in infield OPS last year after missing out on free agent Eugenio Suárez. Paredes offers pull-side power with two years of control, while Houston gains rotation depth and infield versatility amid injuries; fans remain split on giving up Barco's upside or Triolo's glove.

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Pirates fans lit up over a mock deal that could finally fix their third base woes with Houston slugger Isaac Paredes.

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Simon Jakops, CEO of XGALX and key architect behind XG's rise since their 2022 debut, was detained early February 23, 2026, in Aichi Prefecture along with producer Chancellor and two Avex employees. Officers found drugs in the room following a tip, with no evidence linking the seven XG members—Jurin, MLINE, Chisa, Maya, Rena, Cocona, and Juria—who had performed that night. Fans worldwide shared messages of support, stressing loyalty to the young artists amid the shock, as Japan's strict laws mean potential years in prison. Neither Avex nor XGALX has commented, and the tour continues soon.

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Just hours after XG's high-energy Nagoya concert, police raided a hotel room and arrested the group's executive producer Simon on cocaine and marijuana possession suspicions.

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The footage circulating widely depicts the January 2025 arrest in Guatemala of Yoel Alter, a 35-year-old dual Israeli-Romanian citizen and alleged senior member of the small ultra-Orthodox Lev Tahor sect. Mexico sought Alter since 2022 for alleged organized crime like arranging minors' marriages, extraditing him in late December 2025 for pretrial detention in Chiapas. Claims of a new Interpol raid rescuing 160 children mix up a separate December 2024 Guatemala operation where prosecutors removed minors from a compound amid abuse reports, while posts wrongly label Lev Tahor the world's largest trafficking network despite its 200-300 members and smaller scale compared to others flagged by Europol.

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A video of robe-clad figures being led by police has reignited anger online, but the raid it shows happened over a year ago, not this week.

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During Thursday's session at Groupama OL Training Center, Real Madrid loanee Endrick from Brazil stationed himself by the fence, phone out to check times and jokingly demand payments from late arrivals like Rayan Cherki. Lyon’s official videos captured his cheeky French banter, with captions like 'Pay up, no excuses,' as teammates laughed and jogged in. Fans praised the lighthearted leadership from the Palmeiras product, who's scoring goals on his six-month Lyon loan since December 2025 and settling in with humor ahead of Brazil's World Cup hopes.

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Picture a grinning 19-year-old striker, gloves on, water bottle in hand, collecting €100 fines from tardy teammates at Lyon's training ground. Endrick turned punctuality patrol into pure fun.

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Joao Pedro scored in the fourth minute for Chelsea, assisted by Moises Caicedo, but Fofana's 72nd-minute dismissal opened the door. Zian Flemming headed in a stoppage-time corner to earn Burnley a 1-1 draw. This marks Chelsea's sixth Premier League red card this season—a league high and club record match—while they've now dropped 19 points from winning positions, the second-worst tally. Head coach Liam Rosenior called out a marking error on the goal, as his fifth-placed side preps for Arsenal.

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Chelsea raced ahead early at Stamford Bridge, only for Wesley Fofana's red card to leave them hanging on with 10 men. Burnley snatched a late equalizer, turning victory into frustration.

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Brazil's João Fonseca and Marcelo Melo claimed the Rio Open doubles title, beating Robin Haase and Constantin Frantzen 4-6, 6-3, 10-8 in a match tiebreak at Jockey Club Brasileiro. The unlikely duo—23 years apart—overcame an early set loss with Fonseca's blistering returns and Melo's experience, delighting fans who waved Brazilian flags during their bear-hug celebration. Fonseca became the tournament's youngest champion ever and the first teen to win a doubles title above ATP 250 level since Roger Federer in 2001, boosting his doubles ranking to 14th while adding to Melo's 41st career trophy.

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João Fonseca's ace sealed a roaring victory as 19-year-old firepower met 42-year-old savvy, turning Rio's clay courts into a home triumph.

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Strasbourg beat high-flying Lyon 3-1 on Sunday in Ligue 1, ending the visitors' 13-game winning streak. Winger Diego Moreira shone brightest, assisting the opener for Martial Godo and scoring his own deflected goal early in the second half for a 2-0 lead, earning man-of-the-match with an 8.2 rating. Lyon replied through Corentin Tolisso, but Joaquin Panichelli's late penalty sealed it amid Strasbourg's 13-4 shot edge. The result keeps Lyon third on 45 points while boosting seventh-placed Strasbourg to 34.

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Diego Moreira grinned after curling in his stunner, turning Lyon's unstoppable run into a stunning upset at Stade de la Meinau.

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