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Maple Leafs trade deadline preview: No choice but to sell
TORONTO — This was not the plan, but it is imperative that this becomes the plan.
Hang around the cellars and you have no choice but to become a seller.
In the case of the Toronto Maple Leafs, a team coming to bitter grips with demise of the NHL’s longest active playoff streak, they will be posting a FOR SALE sign at the trade deadline for the first time in the Auston Matthews–William Nylander era.
That means a handful of skaters on expiring contracts should be up for rent to the highest bidder, of course. But it should also mean that Toronto’s veterans with term and reasonable cap hits are in play.
Even still, all signs point to a modest reset and reload as the club tries to regain its relevance in 2026-27.
The knife might not cut as deep this week as fans wish.
What management cannot afford, though, is to whiff on easy sells. The cupboards are too barren. Use cap space to retain salary and sweeten the returns.
It’s asset-recouping time in Toronto.
Projected deadline day cap space: $5.03 million
Our understanding of the Leafs’ scrambling plan is that they are treating 2025-26 as an off year, a bum-luck blip. They are the 2024-25 Bruins or the 2021-22 Golden Knights or 2016-17 Lightning — all of whom missed the post-season before returning to relevance.
We’re not convinced that’s true. But if this roster is to successfully reset, it needs youth and speed and a more mobile defence corps.
Because the trade deadline is mostly a rental market, GM Brad Treliving will have difficulty adding young players with term — but that shouldn’t prevent him from trying to swing a hockey deal that injects energetic legs and offensive upside into his blue line or two-way skill into his forward group.
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The easier and more realistic path is to add to a draft pick and prospect pool that has been stripped bare after years of going for it.
Whether newly accrued picks and prospects are kept for a rebuild or flipped for NHL-ready talent in 2026-27 is a decision for another day. Either way, Toronto — without a first-rounder or second-rounder in 2026 or a first-rounder in 2027 — is desperate for those assets.
But if McMann, a pending UFA, wants anything near $5 million per season, it’s time to move on. Twenty-goal scorers are too hard to come by on the rental market, and the Leafs need to recoup a nice return here. A first? Fantastic. Two seconds? Let’s go.
Scott Laughton: Like McMann, Laughton has expressed his desire to remain a Leaf. And like McMann, Laughton can’t block a trade and should fetch great interest from contenders. The centre-slash-winger can win a faceoff, kill a penalty and inject leadership. Every room or bench improves with Laughton on it. (Murmurs are also kicking up about third-line centre Nicolas Roy, who has an extra year of term on his contract. The Oilers are one team said to be interested.)
Troy Stecher: A wonderful waiver find, the competitive Stecher has done yeoman’s work in Toronto, logging more than 20 minutes a night and filling in the role of right-shot minutes muncher admirably. But he’s on an expiring deal. If Stecher doesn’t wish to re-sign for a reasonable rate and short term, it’s time to ship him off for a pick.
Oliver Ekman-Larsson: OK, now we’re into the deeper cuts. Ekman-Larsson has term, carries a friendly cap hit ($3.5 million), and is amid one of his best showings yet — at age 34, no less. His trade value will never be higher. Yes, the Oilers may have found their guy in Connor Murphy, but that shouldn’t deter Treliving from exploring other landing spots.
Brandon Carlo: Unfairly to the player — a meat-and-potatoes shot blocker and cycle stuffer — the right-shot Carlo carries the ill feelings around Treliving’s worst move, last year’s shedding of Fraser Minten, a 2026 first-round pick (top-five protected) and a fourth-rounder to rival Boston. But that doesn’t mean Carlo wouldn’t be a boost to playoff-bound blue line. And in a market thin on defence rentals, Treliving stress the value of Carlo’s term and low cap hit.
Picks and prospects: Let’s not get picky here. High time to stock the cupboards, and it falls on management to secure the highest draft picks and most talented young players available this week. Sell high.
Robert Thomas: Aging pivots like Nazem Kadri and Ryan O’Reilly are non-starters. But if the available Thomas, 26, can be nabbed from St. Louis, we’re here for the retool-on-the-fly conversation. Unfortunately, with Treliving’s minimal asset pool, securing for a high-end target like Thomas will be a reach. A significant asset (Matthew Knies? Easton Cowan?) would have to go.
Braden Schneider: The Rangers are open for business, and this six-foot-four, 24-year-old, right-shot defenceman is fast approaching restricted free agency. If the Leafs are to come back younger, they must hit on some new acquisitions who won’t be overpriced. Schneider’s best hockey should still lie ahead.
Galatasaray have dismissed reports claiming that Victor Osimhen and some of his teammates are owed unpaid salaries.
In recent days, several Turkish media outlets reported that the Nigeria striker had not been paid for two or three months. The rumours gained more attention after Osimhen did not celebrate some of his recent goals.
One moment that raised questions was his calm reaction after scoring against Juventus in the UEFA Champions League knockout stage. Some fans suggested his muted celebration was linked to the alleged salary issues.
Osimhen later explained that he chose not to celebrate out of respect for Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti, his former coach at Napoli. However, the speculation continued despite his clarification.
Galatasaray president Dursun Özbek has now responded firmly to the claims. The 76-year-old businessman insisted that the club has paid all players in full and on time.
He said reports of unpaid wages were false and disrespectful to the professionalism of the players. According to him, Galatasaray have not defaulted on any salary payments and do not owe any player outstanding wages. He added that bonuses and incentives are also paid as agreed.
While the debate continues off the pitch, Galatasaray are enjoying an impressive season.
Under coach Okan Buruk, they currently lead the Turkish Süper Lig by four points ahead of rivals Fenerbahçe. In Europe, they have reached the Round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League for the first time in 12 years, where they will face Liverpool.
Domestically, they are also preparing for a Turkish Cup fixture against Alanyaspor.
Osimhen has played a major role in the club’s success this season. The Super Eagles forward has scored seven goals in the Champions League and 10 in the league.
However, he is expected to miss the cup game against Alanyaspor as the club manages his fitness ahead of the important league derby against Beşiktaş this weekend.
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The World Baseball Classic is right around the corner, and Team USA is looking to avenge their loss to Team Japan in the finals.
Team Japan beat Team USA 3-2 in thrilling fashion to win in 2023, when Shohei Ohtani struck out Mike Trout in an electric battle to end the game. Ohtani and Trout were teammates on the Los Angeles Angels at the time of the game.
The tournament begins on Wednesday, March 4, but Team USA does not play until Friday night. New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is Team USA’s captain.
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Aaron Judge (99) of Team USA looks on during a workout at Papago Park Sports Complex in Phoenix, Arizona, on March 2, 2026. (Chris Coduto/Getty Images)
There are five teams in each pool, and each team will play four games over six days during pool play. The United States, Mexico, Italy, Great Britain and Brazil are in Pool B. They will play their pool games at Daikin Park in Houston, Texas.
Eight of the 20 teams will advance to the quarterfinals, which are single elimination. The semifinals begin a day after the quarterfinals end, and the final will be played Tuesday, March 17.
Before Team USA officially begins the tournament, they will play the San Francisco Giants in an exhibition game on Tuesday. Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes will start in that game. Team USA will play the Colorado Rockies in an exhibition game on Wednesday.
(L-R) Byron Buxton (25), Kyle Schwarber (12), Roman Anthony (3) and Aaron Judge (99) of Team USA walk from the field during a workout at Papago Park Sports Complex in Phoenix, Arizona, on March 2, 2026. (Chris Coduto/Getty Images)
Below is a list of Team USA’s schedule during pool play and who will start for them.
Friday, March 6 – USA and Brazil – 8 p.m. ET – FOX/FOX Deportes – Giants ace Logan Webb will start
Saturday, March 7 – Great Britain and USA – 8 p.m. ET – FOX – Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal will start
Sunday, March 8 – Mexico and USA – 8 p.m. ET – FOX/FOXD – Skenes will start
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Pitcher Paul Skenes (30) of Team USA throws during a workout at Papago Park Sports Complex in Phoenix, Arizona, on March 2, 2026. (Chris Coduto/Getty Images)
Tuesday, March 10 – Italy and USA – 9 p.m. ET – FS1/FOXD – New York Mets rookie Nolan McLean is scheduled to start
If the United States advances out of pool play, the quarterfinals begin on Friday, March 13.
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English Football League clubs are set to cast a crucial vote on Thursday concerning a significant expansion of the Championship play-offs for the upcoming season.
The proposal aims to increase the number of participating teams from four to six, mirroring the National League’s model.
Should the motion pass, the top two teams in England’s second tier would still secure automatic promotion, but the play-off spots would extend to those finishing between third and eighth.
This would be a departure from the current system, which involves only teams placed third to sixth.
The vote, scheduled for late Thursday morning, requires a majority from all EFL clubs, alongside a separate majority among Championship clubs, to be carried.
Thursday’s decision, it is understood, will focus solely on the principle of expanding the play-offs, with the precise format to be determined at a later stage, potentially during the league’s annual general meeting this summer.
The National League’s six-team format sees clubs finishing fourth and seventh, and fifth and sixth, face off in single-leg eliminators.
The winners then progress to join the second and third-placed teams in the semi-finals.
Last season, Oldham Athletic notably triumphed in the National League play-offs despite finishing 23 points adrift of second-placed York, a result that intensified discussions around the limited two promotion spots from the fifth tier to League Two.
While a debate concerning a potential increase of National League promotions to three teams is anticipated, no vote on this matter will take place this week.
Such a decision would necessitate the prior distribution of full briefing papers and voting slips.
The two-day all-club meeting, which commenced on Wednesday, also includes addresses from David Kogan and Richard Monks, the chair and chief executive of the Independent Football Regulator.
Kogan recently called for a new financial settlement to be agreed between the Premier League and EFL amid fears that relegation is a “near death sentence” for some clubs.
Iowa State dropped to a No. 4 seed in CBS Sports Bracketology following its 73-57 loss at No. 2 Arizona on Monday night. It marked the Cyclones’ third loss in their last four games and underscored just how tightly packed teams in the Nos. 2-4 seed range are with less than two weeks until Selection Sunday.
Less than two weeks ago, Iowa State landed as the fourth No. 1 seed in the March Madness bracket preview. But with little separating teams 6-14 in the overall seeding hierarchy, recent struggles have come with a cost for the Cyclones, who are still a solid 14-6 across Quad 1 and Quad 2 games.
Texas Tech rose from a No. 4 seed to a No. 3 seed to replace Iowa State as it continues thriving without star forward JT Toppin. The Red Raiders have won three straight since losing their leading scorer and leading rebounder for the season due to a knee injury. In that time, they have hit 45.1% of their 3-pointers. Among their victories is a Saturday road win over Iowa State that could be especially impactful if the selection committee compares the teams side-by-side.
Here is a glimpse at how the CBS Sports Bracketology model sees the top of the bracket entering a busy Tuesday of action.
Bracketology top seeds
Check out the full field of 68 at the CBS Sports Bracketology hub.
Movement since the preview
Another faller since the Feb. 21 bracket preview is Purdue. The Boilermakers landed on the No. 2 line when the selection committee offered its annual glimpse at the top 16 overall seeds. Now the Boilermakers are a No. 3 seed following consecutive losses to Michigan State and Ohio State.
Among those on the rise since the bracket preview is Michigan State. The Spartans are on a four-game winning streak and now reside on the No. 2 seed line in CBS Sports Bracketology after landing as a No. 4 seed in the committee’s preview. Florida and UConn have also risen in our model. The Huskies landed as the top No. 2 seed in the bracket preview but are the fourth No. 1 seed in CBS Sports Bracketology following recent losses from former No. 1 seed contenders like Iowa State, Houston and Purdue.
After landing as a No. 3 seed in the bracket preview, Florida is now nipping at UConn’s heels for the final No. 1 seed. The Gators can wrap up an outright SEC title with a win over Mississippi State on Tuesday. Alabama has also quietly risen from a No. 5 seed in CBS Sports Bracketology to a No. 3 seed while piecing together an eight-game winning streak highlighted by this past Saturday’s road win over Tennessee.
Rematch rules
Amid conference consolidation and the proliferation of nonconference matchups between high-major schools, the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee faces challenges in attempting to avoid regular-season rematches. The 2025 NCAA Tournament bracket featured three potential second-round games between conference teams, although none came to fruition.
The committee will still seek to minimize conference meetings and nonconference rematches, and our model is coded to do the same. However, NCAA bracketing principles permit games between conference teams in the second round, so long as the teams played each other just once before the NCAA Tournament. For conference teams that met twice prior to the NCAA Tournament, principles state they should not meet prior to the Sweet 16. If the teams played three times, NCAA bracketing principles state they should not play before the Elite Eight.
Concerning rematches of nonconference games, NCAA bracketing principles state that they should be avoided “in the First Four and first round.” The committee will also “attempt to avoid” nonconference rematches in the second round. But the committee has historically prioritized keeping teams on their natural seed line over changing their seed line for the sake of avoiding a rematch.
The Atlanta Braves‘ designated hitter is reportedly facing a 162-game suspension after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug for the second time in the last year, per ESPN’s Jeff Passan on Tuesday.
Profar, 33, would be the sixth player to receive a 162-game ban for PED use since Major League Baseball increased the penalty to a full season in 2014 for two-time offenders.
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Arjun Tendulkar, Saaniya Chandhok Mehendi Ceremony Videos: Sachin Tendulkar, Wife Anjali, Daughter Sara Look All Decked Up
Arjun Tendulkar, IPL cricketer and son of India great Sachin Tendulkar, is getting ready for his marriage with Saaniya Chandhok. Ahead of the main ceremony, which is expected to be held on March 5, the first visuals of the couple’s Mehendi ceremony went viral on Tuesday. Both the Tendulkar and Chandhok families got together for a lavish ceremony. Some reports claimed Yuvraj Singh and his wife Hazel also attended the ceremony.
Arjun Tendulkar with Fiance Saaniya & Both Side Family Arrived For Mehendi & Sangeet #arjuntendulkar #entertainmentvideo #viral #trending #fyp pic.twitter.com/hWJKiFP76A
— entertainment Video (@entertainm58059) March 3, 2026
One day, Rohit Sharma and Ahaan Sharma will be standing together like Sachin Tendulkar and Arjun Tendulkar.🙌 pic.twitter.com/BDsYVVVHY1
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Tendulkar & Chandok families come together for Arjun & Saaniya’s Mehndi Ceremony ❤️😍
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Sachin recently invited top dignitaries like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, President Droupadi Murmu and others for the wedding ceremony, which is expected to be held on March 5, 2026.
“Jab beta koi ladki ko ghar leke aata hai, introduce karne ke liye, then you know ke beta bada ho gaya hai (When a son brings a girl home to introduce her, then you know that the son has grown up). They look madly in love with each other. Arjun, I have to say I am extremely proud of you to have found someone so special who loves you as much as you love her,” said Sachin recently at a ceremony.
Arjun and Saaniya got engaged in August 2025. Arjun, who was recently traded from the Mumbai Indians to the Lucknow Super Giants in the Indian Premier League (IPL), is a regular in the Indian domestic cricket circuit. Saaniya is a successful entrepreneur and comes from a prominent background. She is the granddaughter of well-known Mumbai businessman Ravi Ghai and has reportedly been a close part of the Tendulkar inner circle for quite some time.
Arjun has carved out a distinct path in domestic cricket, transitioning from his early days in Mumbai to becoming a vital bowling all-rounder for Goa. A tall left-arm fast bowler and a capable lower-order batsman, he made a sensational Ranji Trophy debut for Goa in 2022 by scoring a century, famously emulating his father’s feat of reaching three figures in his maiden first-class match.
While he has faced the inevitable pressure of carrying a legendary surname, he has shown glimpses of his potential during his IPL stint with the Mumbai Indians. He will be under the spotlight again as he dons the LSG jersey next season.
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Premier League: Match of the Day highlights, how to follow and listen on the BBC this weekend
Match of the Day will bring you all the best of the action and talking points from the Premier League on BBC One on Wednesday 4 March at 22:40 GMT.
The BBC Sport website will feature highlights of every Premier League match during the 2025-26 season.
At weekends, these will be available on the BBC Sport app, website and iPlayer on Saturdays and Sundays – ordinarily from 20:00 GMT.
If there is an evening match, highlights from all matches that day will be available 30 minutes after the final game of the day finishes.
Highlights of weeknight matches will be published at 22:30 GMT.
You can join Alex Scott and guests every week on Football Focus (Saturday, 11:30 GMT) for all the big talking points, reaction and interviews with players.
Don’t miss any of the goals as they go in on Final Score – starting on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Red Button from 14:45 GMT and BBC One at 16:30 GMT on Saturdays.
Alabama guard Labaron Philon Jr. (0) celebrates winning a NCAA basketball game between Tennessee and Alabama at Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center in Knoxville, Tenn., on Feb. 28, 2026. March Madness is right around the corner.
These are Deadspin’s top college basketball bets on Tuesday March 3.
Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Georgia Bulldogs
The Crimson Tide continue to go a bit overlooked because of some early-season losses. They don’t have any bad losses, though, and it’s clear they struggle against teams with high-level bigs. The only game that they lost against a team without a dominant frontcourt was Vanderbilt, but Devin McGlockton and AK Okereke combined for 20 points and 20 rebounds.
The Bulldogs have flashed this season, but they lack consistency. More importantly, Georgia doesn’t have the size to make Alabama struggle here.
Somto Cyril is a solid option, but he’s consistently in foul trouble, and he generally doesn’t play big minutes. If he’s off the floor, Georgia is entirely too small to take advantage of this matchup. Dylan James isn’t going to give this team the same problems as some of the other bigs they’ve faced.
Ultimately, this game is going to be a track meet between two teams that focus on offense. The difference is that Alabama has more players they can consistently rely on, and I prefer their coaching by a wide margin.
We’re getting a great price here because it’s always difficult to win on the road in the SEC, but I’m backing the more talented team here.
Where to Bet: Alabama moneyline | -120 at BetMGM
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BYU vs. Cincinnati
This is one of the most interesting matchups on the slate. Cincinnati doesn’t have any room for error at this point if they want to make March Madness. They need to win their final two games and make a run in the tournament. BYU is firmly in the NCAA Tournament, but they’re playing for important seeding.
The Bearcats feature an outstanding defense, and I don’t trust BYU’s shooters. Day Day Thomas is an elite on-ball defender, and he should help neutralize Robert Wright in this matchup. Without Richie Saunders, they don’t have the shooters to consistently find points in this matchup.
On the other side, Cincinnati’s found a new way to play offense. They’re playing through Moustapha Thiam, who’s been outstanding in recent games. They’ve also been running plenty of sets with Baba Miller and Thiam as the pick-and-roll options together.
AJ Dybantsa is the type of player who can keep a team in any game. He’s taking on a massive role without Saunders, but Cincinnati has multiple bodies they can throw at him.
Although I prefer the high-end stars of BYU, it’s going to be tough without Saunders. Cincinnati has solid depth with several players who can make key shots while they play through their bigs.
I’m backing the home team that needs the win over a road team that wants it.
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On Sunday, the first reports of an impending divorce between the Vikings and veterans Aaron Jones and Javon Hargrave forewarned Skol Nation of the incoming roster shakeup needed to get under the salary cap.
Jones’ expected departure will leave the Vikings a runner short in the backfield, with only Jordan Mason under contract for the upcoming season, and no developmental player waiting for his chance.
Of course, interim GM Rob Brzezinski could acquire a back in the Draft or in free agency, but until the front office makes that move, the running game is Mason’s show.
Mason arrived in the Twin Cities last offseason in exchange for a 6th-round Draft pick. In his first season in purple, Mason tabulated 758 rushing yards and 51 as a pass-catcher. He’s not known for his receiving ability, but as a bruiser in the ground game. The back found the endzone six times, leading the Vikings in touchdowns.
His most productive stretch came without Jones in the lineup, who missed a total of five games last season. Five of his six strongest yardage outputs transpired without Jones stealing his carries. The duo was built to form a one-two punch and it’s fair to expect the Vikings to do the same this offseason by signing or drafting another ball carrier.
Still, handing Mason a bigger role might not be the worst idea. Even behind Minnesota’s subpar offensive line and despite getting minimal help from the passing game, Mason secured 4.8 yards per carry. His downhill running style has been a nice change of pace for the Vikings’ running game.
Last offseason, head coach Kevin O’Connell said about his new weapon, “We really felt what we were looking for was right before our very eyes. You know, a heavy slash runner, tough to tackle, gets in space and has burst and explosion to finish runs. And also a guy that probably doesn’t get enough credit in his pass protection and just every-down versatility.”
Pass protection remains an area of inconsistency, but O’Connell’s assessment of his physical running style proved accurate.
Among 49 RBs with at least 100 carries, Mason ranked 6th in success rate and 3rd in explosive rush percentage. He also generated the 6th-most yards over expected per rush.
All of that came after a season in which Mason was the lead back for half the season in San Francisco. Due to Christian McCaffrey’s injury, he was asked to be a key piece of Kyle Shanahan’s offense, and he displayed comparably strong efficiency numbers.
What stands out most about Mason’s profile is sustainability. His efficiency wasn’t built on gadget plays or broken coverages. He consistently generated positive yardage between the tackles and forced defenders to bring extra help. That kind of production tends to translate year over year.
Of course, workload is the final unknown. Mason has never handled a full 17-game lead-back assignment in Minnesota. Durability and consistency over a larger sample size remain untested variables. But based on last season’s production, the opportunity — at least temporarily — appears earned rather than gifted.
Though he has never entered a season as a lead back, this year could be different for Mason. The running back Draft class only features one bona-fide star rusher in Jeremiyah Love and the Vikings likely aren’t in reach to grab him in the 1st round.
Free agency is a different story. Though Breece Hall isn’t expected to become a free agent, the class is still loaded with talent, headlined by Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker or 2021 1st-rounder Travis Etienne.
Players such as Rico Dowdle, Kenneth Gainwell, Tyler Allgeier, or JK Dobbins could be committee backs next to Mason.
Minnesota is almost certain to add competition before Week 1. But as the roster currently stands, Jordan Mason is the clear frontrunner to handle lead-back duties. Whether that role lasts through the summer or into the regular season will depend on what the Vikings do next.
Editor’s Note: Information from PFF, Over The Cap, and Sports Reference helped with this article.
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