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First, we head to the world of football, where a tumultuous situation unfolded involving Eagles receiver A.J. Brown and Browns defensive end Myles Garrett. According to Pro Football Talk, A.J. Brown is now expected to be traded after the calendar flips to June, and a similar post-June 1 trade could be in the cards for Myles Garrett. On the pitch, Liverpool has parted ways with head coach Arne Slot after a disappointing season, despite winning the Premier League title. As per The Guardian Sport, the Dutchman's departure was announced with an appreciation for his contributions. The club has begun the process of finding a successor. In the NBA, NBC is enjoying a remarkable postseason run, with the San Antonio vs. Oklahoma City series capturing massive viewership and sparking intense debate. However, Awful Announcing notes that the network's undercooked, misguided NBA Showtime studio show has struggled to make a mark despite the buzz surrounding the series. UFC Macau was a major talking point over the weekend, with Alonzo Menifield pulling off an impressive knockout victory over Zhang Mingyang. MMA Fighting highlights Menifield's dominance, which marked the third victory in his last four fights. Sergei Pavlovich also made a statement with a 39-second knockout win, calling for a title fight or a top contender bout. Meanwhile, Olympic champion Kyle Snyder is gearing up for his next fight in RAF, potentially facing a high-profile opponent in former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar. As Snyder himself stated, he's open to wrestling Lesnar, who could face stiff competition in the octagon if the bout materializes. In the Canadian Football League, the league has announced new media deals with Bell Media, DAZN, and YouTube, marking the largest media valuation in league history. Finally, NFL Players Association filings reveal that 2025 first-round draft pick Shedeur Sanders has received an impressive $17.7 million through the NFLPA, shattering prior records.