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Manaea says he feels like he is going out there and attacking hitters with higher velocity, signaling a turnaround for the Mets.
Manaea credits work with assistant pitching coach Dan McKinney for helping his mechanics and drills pay dividends.
Manager Carlos Mendoza says Manaea is in a really good place, noting improved mechanics and quality with fastballs up.
Manaea notes ongoing adjustments and nitpicking to continue improving as he heads toward better results.
Manaea had initially struggled, including an oblique injury in spring training, but showed late-season improvement.
Manaea’s recent outings helped him post a 3.12 ERA over his past three appearances, after a rough start to May.
Manaea’s latest outing featured higher-leverage work in the second inning behind an opener.
Manaea emphasized that his goal is to help the Mets win, regardless of role.
Manaea’s contract remains a focus as he works toward contributing consistently for the Mets.
Mets have multiple references to ongoing improvement and the need for more repetitions to sustain progress.

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sports19h ago

The Heat may need more than one move beyond the mid-level exception to become contenders.
Miami faces roster gutting risks if they pursue Giannis, impacting players like Tyler Herro and others.
The mid-level exception can start at $15.04 million for the first season with four years of raises.
Norman Powell is cited by Bobby Marks as a potential unrestricted free agent the Heat could target.
Coby White could fit as a microwave scorer if Herro is part of a Giannis deal.
Ayo Dosunmu is noted as a guard who flourished and could be a fit, though teams may be reluctant to part with him.
Rui Hachimura is mentioned as an ideal spacer if the Heat land Giannis, depending on Lakers roster moves.
Other options to watch if Hachimura isn't available include Tobias Harris and Luke Kennard.
The article references a detailed ESPN breakdown by Bobby Marks on potential free agents.
The piece frames the Heat’s pursuit as contingent on cap space availability and market competition.
The article situates the Heat’s strategy within Five Reasons Sports Network context and Ethan J. Skolnick's reporting.

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sports17h ago

The Dolphins may lean on rookie Kadyn Proctor if Austin Jackson cannot stay healthy this season.
Jackson took a $4.5 million pay cut to help the Dolphins clear cap space for the new league year.
Proctor is expected to start at left guard but may cross-train at tackle.
The Dolphins face a potential line shift if Jackson misses time again due to injuries.
Jackson’s injury history includes toe, knee injuries, and ending 2024 on injured reserve.
The Dolphins targeted Proctor with a top-15 pick as a long-term guard/ tackle option.
Proctor’s development will be crucial as the team builds around Malik Willis with an unsettled QB situation.
The Dolphins’ starting five may include four first- or second-round picks alongside a 2025 Pro Bowl center.
Trainer/OtAs comments indicate the team wants Proctor to be ready for training camp at multiple positions.
The article notes that Juxtaposed plans depend on Jackson’s health and availability for coachs' long-term plan.

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