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The Cleveland Cavaliers are going head-to-head with the Orlando Magic in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference 1st-round series this Saturday at 1 p.m. ET in the Kia Center. The Magic are aiming to even out the series by scoring back-to-back home victories. Let's dive into the exciting odds and predictions from BetMGM Sportsbook for this game!

As the clock struck 11 p.m. Friday at the Ravens' facility in Owings Mills, and the third round of the NFL draft was wrapping up in Detroit, GM Eric DeCosta made the team's final pick of the day at No. 93 overall. Despite several intriguing wide receivers still on the board, like Oregon speedster Troy Franklin, Central Florida's Javon Baker, and towering 6-foot-6 Florida State standout Johnny Wilson, the Ravens went for Penn State outside linebacker Adisa Isaac instead.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is ramping up efforts to bolster the country's defenses, calling for at least seven Patriot missile systems to protect Ukrainian cities. This plea comes as part of a substantial €5.6 billion aid package from the United States, announced by US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin. The package includes additional Patriot missiles to replenish air defense systems, more munitions for the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems (NASAMS), and gear to integrate Western air defense launchers, missiles, and radars into Ukraine's arsenal.

Friday, 26 April 2024 21:20

King Charles: Balancing Health and Duty

King Charles is getting ready to step back into the limelight of royal duties after sharing his battle with cancer back in February.

Britney Spears and her father, Jamie Spears, have finally settled their legal dispute over his legal fees. The agreement, which was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, puts an end to their ongoing battle but keeps the details under wraps. This settlement comes after the court terminated the pop star’s 13-year conservatorship in late 2021, effectively freeing her from her father's control over her personal and financial affairs.

South Dakota governor Kristi Noem, a Republican who is also considered a potential vice presidential candidate, responded to a recent news report regarding a part of her upcoming book. The book, titled “No Going Back,” apparently includes a section where she recounts having to make a tough decision about her 14-month-old dog.

Brandin Podziemski and Trayce Jackson-Davis had impressive first seasons with the Golden State Warriors. They got some serious playing time, with Jackson-Davis forming a solid partnership with Draymond Green. Podziemski even got some props from Steph Curry himself. During a chat with ESPN's Malika Andrews, Podziemski said he's gunning for both him and Jackson-Davis to land spots on the All-Rookie team this year. He's betting on himself for a first-team nod, with Jackson-Davis likely snagging first or second team. These two rookies really shook things up for Steve Kerr's squad.

The Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers are ready to rumble in Indianapolis today at 4:30 p.m. CDT at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

In a big December win, Jackson Powers-Johnson made history as the first Pac-12 player to snag the Rimington Trophy, the prize for the top center in college football. Now, he's making waves again, this time as the first player with a Utah connection drafted in the 2024 NFL draft. The Las Vegas Raiders nabbed him with the 44th overall pick during the second round, making him a hot topic in Detroit.

The Los Angeles Lakers are on the edge of their seats as they face the Denver Nuggets in a crucial Game 4. Darvin Ham, the Lakers' coach, is sticking to his guns, adamant about not changing his starting lineup despite the team's 0-3 deficit. "I'm not changing my starting lineup," he affirmed after the team's film session, choosing to trust the same guys who got them here.

The 2024 NFL Draft is in full swing, and boy, was last night a blast! We saw a whopping 23 offensive players get picked, with the standout being Washington QB Michael Penix Jr., snagged by the Atlanta Falcons at the 8th spot.

Humza Yousaf is standing firm, refusing to step down as Scotland's first minister despite facing a no-confidence vote next week. He's determined to stay in his role and is optimistic about winning the vote, hoping even to change the minds of the Scottish Greens, who are pushing for his removal.

Poppy Harlow, a familiar face on CNN, is bidding farewell to the network. The news of her departure was announced by CNN CEO Mark Thompson during the channel's 9 a.m. editorial call, followed by an email from Harlow to her colleagues.

In Game 2 against the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Phoenix Suns faced a tough loss, but they did manage to limit Anthony Edwards to just 15 points, a big improvement from his 33-point performance in Game 1. Another bright spot was Eric Gordon, who broke his shooting slump with 15 points, including some impressive three-pointers.

Looking back just to last year, the Detroit Lions took running back Jahmyr Gibbs and linebacker Jack Campbell in the first round, a move that was widely criticized. However, this rookie duo became a key part of the Lions' journey to their first title in three decades. Now, as we look at the 2024 NFL draft, some picks stand out as a bit perplexing at first glance. While these selections could turn out to be gems, here are the seven most questionable picks from Day 1.

Rylan Griffen, a standout basketball player from Alabama, known for his sharpshooting skills, has decided to transfer to Kansas, as he revealed to ESPN. The Jayhawks wasted no time in making Griffen feel at home, hosting him for an in-home visit before inviting him to their campus last week.

The Green Bay Packers made a solid move in the draft, snagging Arizona's Jordan Morgan in the first round. This pick fills a key spot on the offensive line, a crucial move for the team. With this success, general manager Brian Gutekunst is gearing up for more action, armed with four picks for Day 2 and an additional six for Day 3.

President Joe Biden recently approved a hefty $95 billion aid package aimed at supporting Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific region, which includes Taiwan. This move is expected to bolster Taiwan's military capabilities, much to the dismay of Beijing, which considers Taiwan its territory and has been increasing military activities in the region.

King Charles' health has been on a decline, and Buckingham Palace insiders are keeping a close watch. They've been preparing for his eventual funeral since the day after Queen Elizabeth's burial. The 75-year-old monarch has been mostly out of the public eye since revealing his cancer diagnosis in February, with sources revealing that his condition is "not good."

Billie Eilish is over the moon about her Oscar-winning "Barbie" song. The singer, who teamed up with her brother-collaborator Finneas to create the track for Greta Gerwig's movie, is finally able to discuss the exhausting process of promoting the song and attending numerous awards ceremonies. "Everyone's obsessed with me," she joked to Rolling Stone. "It's all about Barbie, Barbie, Barbie, which is awesome, but after the Oscars, I'm disappearing. I'm outta here."