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Andrea Stella's Unique Interview Tradition
The Italian insists on a clutter-free environment, personally sorting through the mess of phones and cameras to ensure order before discussing F1 strategy.
This quirky tradition, which often delays his media sessions by a minute or two, has become a well-known highlight for fans and journalists alike. michezonews.co.za
Reds Top Cardinals in 10-Inning Game
The Cincinnati Reds secured a 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in a competitive 10-inning game. The win extends the Reds' recent success against their division rivals.
Jacoby Brissett on signing his new deal: I'm glad it's over with
Jacoby Brissett got himself a $10 million raise, negotiating the deal himself, but serving as his own agent cost him sleep.
The Cardinals quarterback said the stress was limiting him to three hours of sleep a night.
"It's your livelihood; it’s business; and it's part of this game," Brissett said Sunday, via Darren Urban of the team website. "You want to be out there with the guys and that causes another stressor. I'm glad it's over with."
It took the entire offseason, which Brissett skipped the voluntary portion of, and into training camp before Brissett got what he wanted. The team's presumptive starter was scheduled to make a max $5.39 million in 2026, with only $1.5 million guaranteed.
"It definitely got dark a couple of times," Brissett said.
He said wanting a raise was about "having respect for yourself."
Now, he begins the process of winning the job. He is the favorite, but coach Mike LaFleur has promised only that Brissett will work with the starters on Tuesday. Brissett will have to beat out Gardner Minshew and Carson Beck to start Week 1.
The hard part, though, is done.
"After the sleep I get tonight," Brissett said, "I'll go back to three hours of sleep for work purposes now."
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Seahawks Coach Macdonald Welcomes Hard Knocks
The Seattle Seahawks are set to defend their second Super Bowl title while welcoming Hard Knocks cameras and microphones into practice for the first time. Coach Mike Macdonald, who noted he’s ‘mic’d up right now,’ said the crew does a great job capturing what the team does and that they want to see the Seahawks as they truly are, proud of who they are and how they operate.
With the Hard Knocks debut on August 4—before the Hall of Fame game—Macdonald will need to get used to wearing a mic and remember to turn it off before heading to the bathroom. The team’s commitment to authenticity means there’s no need to change their style for the cameras.