Pete Altomaro

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Pete was born in Connecticut and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. He grew up a diehard sports fan and has been regularly going to MLB, NFL, and NHL games for over 30 years. Now, Pete aims to do his part in keeping fellow sports fans fully up to date.

Boston Common stays undefeated with 9-1 win over The Bay

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Boston Common Golf crushed The Bay 9-1 at SoFi Center to remain undefeated in TGL Season 2 with dominant performances.

Utah Mammoth aims to challenge Carolina in non-conference game

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Utah faces Carolina in a thrilling NHL matchup with playoff implications.

Broncos dismiss OC Joe Lombardi two days after AFC title defeat

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Denver fires offensive coordinator and two assistants after conference championship loss to Patriots.

Joe Brady becomes next Buffalo Bills head coach with 5-year contract

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Buffalo promotes offensive coordinator Joe Brady to head coach after firing Sean McDermott following playoff loss.

Freddy Peralta open to a long-term contract with Mets once settled in New York

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Mets ace willing to discuss extension but wants adjustment period first in Queens.
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Lionel Messi’s emotional Barcelona admission reveals why his bond with the club never faded

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Messi returned to Spain for a royal honor and spoke about his lasting love for Barcelona.

LeBron James sparks buzz after an unexpected moment turns ugly on the court

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An accidental LeBron James elbow bloodied VJ Edgecombe's nose, and his seemingly cold reaction turned a routine rebound into a debate.

Charles Barkley takes a brutal shot at Aaron Rodgers with retirement looming

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Charles Barkley took a blunt shot at Aaron Rodgers over how he is handling his farewell tour.

Shohei Ohtani sends Dodgers fans a heartfelt message after their championship dreams collapse

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Shohei Ohtani answered the Dodgers’ painful NLCS exit with a two-word message that said more than most people expected.