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Hearts suffer 4-0 defeat to Sturm Graz

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Tony Modra posts post-surgery photos after truck crash

AFL great Tony Modra has posted the first images since his life-threatening truck crash near Victor Harbor, thanking SA Ambulance, South Coast District Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre for saving him and getting him back on his feet. He says he’s getting out and about and slowly catching up on life, sharing moments with his family as he nurses facial injuries in his recovery.

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Rodgers Heads to Final Season Amid Family Reconciliation

Aaron Rodgers, now with the Pittsburgh Steelers, has posted photos suggesting a reconciliation with his parents Ed and Darla and his brother Luke after more than a decade of estrangement, though one relative has been notably absent in some reports. The posts describe “Another bonding week” and come amid years of public discussion about Rodgers’ family rift and reflections in his documentary, with reports noting prior friction tied to ex-girlfriend Olivia Munn and the couple’s ongoing efforts to heal the family ties.

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ESPN Fires Ryan Clark Amid Broad Layoffs

ESPN has cut ties with former Steelers safety and current analyst Ryan Clark as part of a wave of layoffs ahead of its first Super Bowl coverage, signaling significant staffing shifts at the network. Clark, one of ESPN's highest-paid on-air talents at about $2 million per year and a regular on First Take and The Pivot, joined ESPN in 2015 and had been central to NFL coverage and Super Bowl plans.

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