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By Eli Cohen | at June 28, 2026 4:36 pm The Nets are declining Ziaire Williams ‘ $6.25MM team option for next season, Brian Lewis reports for the New York Post (via Twitter). Williams was the 10th overall pick in the 2021 draft. He has spent the last two seasons in Brooklyn after starting his career with the Grizzlies, and has averaged 10.1 points and 1.2 steals in 23.7 minutes per game during that time. He’s a strong defender at 6’9″ but hasn’t developed into a consistent offensive threat, shooting just 42.2% from the field – and 32.2% on three-pointers – over his five-year career. By declining Williams’ options, the Nets could have around $40MM in cap space prior to the completion of the Julius Randle trade, depending on what they do with their team option for Day’Ron Sharpe , notes Yossi Gozlan of the Third Apron (Twitter link). The deadline on Sharpe’s option is tomorrow. Williams will now hit unrestricted free agency, though the Nets could still bring him back on a new deal depending on how the rest of their offseason plays out. The 24-year-old is expected to have other suitors in free agency, Brett Siegel notes for

The Jets selected seven players this weekend, led by centre Viggo Björck at eighth overall By Jamie Thomas WinnipegJets.com June 27, 2026 ROUND 1 | Pick #8 Viggo Björck – Centre Born: Mar. 12, 2008 – Stockholm, Sweden Height: 5’9” - Weight: 181 lbs – Shoots: R Jets Director of Amateur Scouting Mark Hillier: "I have to be honest. He's one of the most exciting draft picks I've ever had. I've been doing this a long time. I think he's the smartest player in the draft this year. He's one of the smartest players I've scouted. I call him short, but I don't call him small. He doesn't play small. He comes out of the corners with pucks. He uses a long stick. He's got good skill, he's a good skater, but his hockey sense is off the charts. He's just a kid that naturally knows positioning.” ROUND 3 | Pick #71 Samuel Hrenák – Goalie Born: Mar. 9, 2008 – Povazska Bystrica, Slovakia Height: 6’3” - Weight: 190 lbs – Catches: L Hillier: “Hrenák was a guy Drew MacIntyre was really passionate about all year. We kind of had some tiers of goaltenders and we had this guy ranked

What makes a good breakfast sandwich? That’s a difficult question to answer. The purists would say that there’s nothing better than a bacon, egg, and cheese on an English muffin, while others are in search of something more luxurious, like a croissant piled high with pork belly and avocado. In our opinion, there’s really no wrong answer. But, Vancouver does have a plethora of breakfast sandwich options, which begs the question: where is the best place to enjoy the beloved handheld? That’s why we asked our readers where to get the best breakfast sandwich in Vancouver, and they delivered some great answers. From mortadella and Swiss on croissants to pork belly and garlic aioli, these are the best breakfast sandwiches in Vancouver, according to our readers. Crack On This Vancouver-based food truck and bacon purveyor was easily one of the most recommended spots for breakfast sandwiches in and around the city, and with options like its Crack Sandwich (choice of maple sausage or thick-cut bacon with a fried egg, havarti, candied jalapeños, tomato relish, and aioli made with lemon, garlic, and thyme), we’re not surprised. Address:  Check its Instagram for the food truck location Bam Bam The Belly from Bam Bam

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When we’re not outdoors, we get our adventure fix by exploring social media and the web. Here are some of the best adventure links we’ve discovered this week. A Dozen People Will Spend 8 Months Trapped in Arctic Ice: Next month, 12 scientists and crew members will deliberately freeze themselves into the Arctic sea ice in a custom-built research vessel. They will spend the next eight months drifting. The Tara Polaris I expedition’s goal is to answer biological questions about life in the central Arctic Ocean, from whether fish reproduce beneath the ice to how ecosystems are changing as the region warms. The floating research facility will be the most remote in the world, and though they will be in constant contact with land teams, help will be at least one week away.  Swim parallel or not? Everything You Know About Surviving Rip Currents is Wrong: For decades, beach safety advice has been simple: if you’re caught in a rip current, swim parallel to shore. But research by Jaime MacMahan suggests that guidance isn’t always the safest option. Drawing on years of field experiments, MacMahan argues that many rip currents naturally circulate back toward the beach, meaning staying calm and

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News The Snapchat logo is displayed on a phone screen. (Kirill Kudryavtsev / AFP / Getty Images)  By Arianna Hooker  June 28, 2026 at 6:00am Parents of a Missouri teenager sued Snapchat’s parent company, Snap, Wednesday alleging the platform bears some responsibility for their 12-year-old daughter’s rape.Social Media Victims Law Center filed the lawsuit on behalf of the plaintiffs alleging that the social media company has refused to disable dangerous features or warn parents of the harm they could cause, according to CBS. “This assault did not happen in a vacuum- it happened because Snapchat’s product design made it easy for a predator to reach out and manipulate an unsuspecting child,” Matthew Bergman, founder of Social Media Victims Law Center said, according to the outlet. “Snap executives have long known that their features create a perfect environment for predators to exploit children, yet they have repeatedly failed to make the platform safe.” Snapchat did not immediately respond to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment. The minor victim, referred to by the initials J.F. in the lawsuit, began using Snapchat in 2021 when she was 11 years old. The app requires users to be at least 13, however, the