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Birmingham Stallions won the first overall pick and selected defensive tackle Amani Bledsoe, setting a defensive tone for the team.
AJ McCarron, in his first season as Stallions head coach, acquired Steven Gonzalez to bolster the offensive line.
Columbus Aviators emphasized offense with Keke Chism and ZaQuandre White additions in Day One.
Dallas Renegades opened with an offensive tackle selection to protect their quarterback duo.
DC Defenders aimed to reinforce their defense by adding Kai Nacua and Leon O’Neal Jr. on Day One.
Houston Gamblers highlighted a personal tie for Kevin Sumlin with Kyon Barrs, signaling defensive depth interest.
Stallions, Aviators, Renegades, Defenders, Gamblers, Kings and Storm executed multi-day strategy across eight teams.
Day Two expanded the pool with an 'open' group to backfill rosters and a free agents draft.
Rosters were planned with up to 64 players per team for training camp ahead of the season.
The eight-team league featured notable movements across Stallions, Battlehawks, Defenders and others.
The coverage provided detailed team-by-team movements and notable players across the eight teams.

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Craig Morgan was promoted to Chief Warrant Officer 2 in the Army Reserve in a Pentagon ceremony officiated by Pete Hegseth.
Morgan reenlisted in 2023 after previously serving 17 years and sought a retirement letter.
Secretary Hegseth praised Morgan for serving the country despite music career success.
Morgan emphasized that service sometimes guides leadership choices and expresses gratitude for praise from leaders.
The promotion follows Morgan’s earlier public commendations for leadership and service.
Morgan credited recruitment efforts and the desire for a retirement letter as motivations for his continued service.
The ceremony occurred at the Pentagon with Morgan’s wife present.
The promotion adds to Morgan’s long record of service in both the Army and Army Reserve.
The article notes Morgan’s stage re-enlistment on the Grand Ole Opry as a symbolic moment.
The piece references Morgan’s public support for leadership in the Trump era.

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The Washington Capitals recalled Ivan Miroshnichenko from the Hershey Bears after placing Justin Sourdif on Injured Reserve.
Miroshnichenko has 16 points in 20 AHL games this season, with 6 goals and 10 assists.
He set AHL career highs last season with 23 goals and 42 points for Hershey in 2024-25.
The 21-year-old Russian forward led Hershey with 23 goals and ranked high in shots last season.
Miroshnichenko previously played 18 games for Washington last season, recording four points.
Miroshnichenko made his NHL debut on December 20 against the New York Islanders.
The Capitals highlighted his Calder Cup playoff performance with Hershey as part of his profile.
The recall comes as the Capitals look to bolster their forward group after Sourdif's IR designation.
Miroshnichenko is a first-round pick, 20th overall, by Washington in 2022.
In Hershey, he has accumulated 83 points in 120 career AHL games.

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Capitals are actively pursuing a skilled, top-line winger to bolster their lineup ahead of the March trade deadline.
The move follows injuries and inconsistency that have hampered the Capitals this season.
Owner concerns include whether the team can acquire a player under contract beyond this season.
Patrick aims for a trade that helps the team now and in the long term, with potential extensions for rentals.
Capitals consider top prospects like Ilya Protas and Cole Hutson potential trade pieces and have rules about their use.
Head coach and management expect Ovechkin’s possible final season to influence decisions this year.
The Capitals’ 2025-26 season has seen a 3.23 goals-per-game average, reflecting scoring challenges.
Washington faces an influx of injuries, including Pierre-Luc Dubois, delaying his return until after the Olympic break.
Captain Alex Ovechkin’s status remains a focus as the team contemplates future additions.
The Capitals could target rentals or players under contract beyond this season to fit their window.

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Rangers consider veteran free agents under $10 million to boost their rotation ahead of spring training.
Zack Littell is highlighted as a viable option due to past success as a starter and a mid-price profile.
Justin Verlander is presented as a plausible one-year, low-cost option for the Rangers.
Miles Mikolas is noted for durability and steady presence, making him attractive as a fourth or fifth starter.
The article notes a slow free-agent market and potential labor stoppage shaping the Rangers’ approach.
Top targets Framber Valdez and Zac Gallen are deemed unlikely at the $10 million ceiling.
The piece suggests back-loaded deals or incentive-heavy structures to reach the $10 million target.
Texas could leverage a back-end plan due to uncertainty of next offseason.
The article lists three pitchers as recommended targets: Littell, Verlander, and Mikolas.
Verlander’s late-season performance suggests there may be more in the tank than his record shows.

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