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Andersen covers MLB, the NFL, and fantasy football for various outlets. You can find him playing baseball, constantly updating his fantasy rosters, talking to friends and family about sports, or watching highlights of MLB infielders on YouTube until midnight. Zach Wilson truther.
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 | The Buccaneers have re-signed free agent quarterback Blaine Gabbert. It's a one-year, $2.5 million deal between the Super Bowl champions and their signal-caller. Jeremy Fowler on Twitter5 mins ago |
 | The Titans have signed free agent running back Brian Hill, according to an announcement from his agency. Terms haven't been announced, but it's presumably a one-year deal. |
 | Phillies right-handed pitcher Archie Bradley, who has been out since April 11th with an oblique injury, is targeting a return on May 18th. This date corresponds with when the team returns home from its nine-game road trip. Matt Breen on Twitter29 mins ago |
 | The Lions and center Frank Ragnow are in agreement on a four-year extension worth $13.5 million per year, bringing the total value to $54 million. The deal spans from 2023 through 2026. Tom Pelissero on Twitter2 hrs ago |
 | Hyeon-jong Yang made his first start of the season on Wednesday against the Twins. He went 3.1 innings, allowing one run (a home run) on four hits. Perhaps most brilliant of all, eight of the 10 batters he retired came via the strikeout. |
 | Rangers reliever Ian Kennedy refuses to slow down. He threw a scoreless ninth inning on Wednesday, striking out three batters and walking one. The 36-year-old right-hander preserved the Texas lead and earned his ninth save of the season, which ranks second in baseball and first in the American League. |
 | Rangers reliever John King entered out of the bullpen on Wednesday, taking over for Hyeon-Jong Yang in the fourth inning. The southpaw proceeded to allow zero runs on just two hits over 2.2 innings. He struck out three batters and did not walk anyone. |
 | Batting ninth and playing center field, Texas' Eli White finished 0-for-4 on Wednesday. He did, however, reach on a fielder's choice. White then stole second base just moments later. |
 | Batting eighth and patrolling center field, Houston's Myles Straw went 1-for-2 with a single in Wednesday's loss to the Yankees. He also logged a walk in the effort. |
 | Astros first baseman Yuli Gurriel went 1-for-4 against the Yankees on Wednesday. He logged an RBI double and later scored. The 36-year-old also struck out twice in the loss. |
