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Who owns the data generated by an athlete’s body?

We break down the NBA’s wearable-tech rules, why teams cannot use player wearable data in future contract negotiations, trades, or waivers, and why the deeper battle is really about control, inference, retention, and value. The current public CBA gives players access to their wearable data and restricts public/commercial use absent further agreement.

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We have now seen ABS in person more than once, and the takeaway is simple: this is not baseball handing the game over to machines. It is baseball trying to fix the biggest strike-zone misses without giving up the human pressure, judgment, and strategy that make the sport what it is.

Full video on our Ball ‘N Play YouTube channel.

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Michigan may be the favorite, but UConn has a very real path tonight. If the Huskies make this a guards, pace, and decision-making game — and get enough shot-making on the perimeter — they can win the national championship.

Tonight it’s Michigan vs. UConn for the national championship, and I’m making the call now: Michigan wins.�
The Wolverines have looked like the most overwhelming team left in the field, scoring 90+ in every tournament game and steamrolling Arizona 91-73 in the Final Four.

UConn has championship aura for days, but I think Michigan’s balance, tempo, and offensive pressure finish the job. Final score prediction: Michigan 78, UConn 71

Drop your score prediction below.

South Carolina vs UCLA for the national title, and I’m leaning Gamecocks in a rock fight.

My projection: South Carolina 66, UCLA 61.

Why South Carolina? Depth, defensive versatility, and late-game composure.

Why UCLA can flip it? Lauren Betts becoming the game’s pressure point from the opening tip.

Who you got?

If you are serious about chasing an RPFL opportunity, ask yourself the hard questions now:

Are you conditioned enough to keep producing rep after rep?
Do you really know your position details?
Can your body recover quickly?
Are you coachable?
Can a team trust you in its locker room?

Because talent might get you noticed. But technique, conditioning, recovery, and professionalism are what help get you selected.

Opening Day in Miami understood the assignment.
The Marlins beat the Rockies 2-1, Sandy Alcantara gave Miami 7 strong innings, Javier Sanoja piled up 3 hits, and the whole night ended with postgame fireworks.
That is how you welcome baseball back. ⚾🎆

In this episode, Mike and Lee break down which organizations actually looked structurally sound during MLB Spring Breakout 2026. We’re talking pipelines, player development, positional versatility, pitching infrastructure, trade leverage, and why this event now matters to athletes, agents, and front offices alike.

Watch the full podcast at the link in stories and highlights.

The women’s Sweet 16 is here, and this bracket has everything. UConn is still a machine. Texas looks violent in transition. South Carolina has a revenge spot. Duke and LSU feels like a style war. And Virginia is still dancing after becoming the first women’s First Four team ever to reach the Sweet 16. Michael runs through every matchup and tells you where the pressure lives.

The Sweet 16 is here, and this bracket is messy in all the right ways. Texas is the lone double-digit seed still alive. Nebraska is in its first Sweet 16. Iowa and St. John’s are back in the regional round for the first time since 1999. And ten of the sixteen teams left have never won it all. Michael runs through every matchup and tells you exactly why this round should be appointment viewing.