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The Oklahoma City Thunder are addressing their depleted roster following significant injuries to Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace, with the organization planning to sign veteran guard Ochai Agbaji to fill its 15th roster spot. The move comes after Oklahoma City suffered its first loss of the 2026-27 NBA season Wednesday night, falling 120-96 to the […] The post Thunder sign temporary Jalen Williams, Cason Wallace replacement with 15th roster spot appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Francis Marshall fell short at the scale for UFC Vegas 123. The featherweight was the lone fighter to miss weight for Saturday’s event, coming in at 148 pounds at Friday’s official weigh-ins. Marshall missed the non-title limit by two pounds. It is not yet known if Marshall’s bout with Dakota Hope will proceed as a […]
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