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The real reason WNBA players ranked Caitlin Clark so low in All-Star voting

Jesse Johnson-Imagn Images All-Star Starter voting was released earlier this week, and the players voted Caitlin Clark No. 9. The WNBA All-Star game is headed to Indianapolis in a few weeks, and the starters for the big event were announced earlier in the week. The voting to choose the starters was weighted 50% with fan votes, 25% with media ballots, ans 25% with the players making a ballot themselves. In the end, Napheesa Collier and Caitlin Clark were named captains of the teams with the most fan votes. Joining them in the starting group will be Paige Bueckers, Nneka Ogwumike, Sabrina Ionescu, A’ja Wilson, Allisha Gray, Breanna Stewart, Aliyah Boston and Satou Sabally. As always, the full voting breakdown was released by the WNBA, but this year, one factor shocked fans: Caitlin Clark was ranked No. 9 among guards by her peers, the players. However, despite the outrage by some Clark fans online, the Fever star getting ranked a little lower by players isn’t about jealousy ...

The PGA Tour unveiled a new tracer that is absolutely incredible

Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images The PGA Tour’s latest technology is amazing. The PGA Tour is with our friends up north this week with the RBC Canadian Open. Given that the U.S. Open is next week there is obviously a lot of buzz in the air. During the opening round of play on Thursday the Tour unveiled something rather amazing during the broadcast. While we are used to seeing shot tracers used all of the time, this particular one following Shane Lowry’s tee shot was different. The innovation coming out of the PGA Tour has been so good lately. The drone shot tracer was already amazing. One of the best viewing improvements I can remember. Now it changes color based on fairway probability. The PGA Tour just keeps winning. pic.twitter.com/FSZ8zjtE1v — Rick Golfs (@Top100Rick) June 5, 2025 As you can see Lowry’s tracer line changed colors from blue to green. The green signifies that the shot is likely to find the fairway. If Lowry’s drive were to be headed too far ...

How California reached the unthinkable: A union deal with tech giants

SACRAMENTO, California — In roughly six weeks, three California Democrats, a labor head and two ride-hailing leaders managed to pull off what would have been unthinkable just one year prior: striking a deal between labor unions and their longtime foes, tech giants Uber and Lyft. California lawmakers announced the agreement in late August , paving a path for ride-hailing drivers to unionize as labor wanted, in exchange for the state drastically reducing expensive insurance coverage mandates protested by the companies. It earned rare public support from Gov. Gavin Newsom and received final approval from state lawmakers this week. The swift speed of the negotiating underscores what was at risk: the prospect of yet another nine-figure ballot measure campaign or lengthy court battle between two deeply entrenched sides, according to interviews with five people involved in the talks. Their accounts shed new light on how the deal came together: how the talks started, who was in the room, a...

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