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Aaron Rodgers opened up about his strained relationship with his family, as well as his younger brother Jordan Rodgers' 2016 appearance on "The Bachelorette," in his new Netflix documentary series.The New York Jets quarterback and his then-girlfriend, Olivia Munn, were noticeably absent when Jordan, who was among the suitors competing on season 12 of the reality dating show, brought "The Bachelorette" star JoJo Fletcher home to meet his family. Jordan went on to win and marry Fletcher. "My middle brother won't be there," Jordan explained to Fletcher at the time. "Aaron ... like I said, I have a great relationship with my brother Luke. Me and Aaron don't really have that much of a relationship."In "Aaron Rodgers: Enigma," Rodgers said he was never invited to the dinner and criticized his family for revealing their issues publicly. "I was quiet about it, because I thought the best way to do it was don't talk about it publicly," Rodgers said, according to People's Sean Neumann. "And what did they do? They go on a bull--- show and leave two empty chairs. "They all agreed, like, this was a good thing to do, to leave two empty chairs at a stupid dating show that my brother just went on to get famous - his words, not mine - that he ended up winning. But, like, a dinner that was during the (NFL) season, that I was never asked to go to, not that I would've gone."Rodgers is, however, still hopeful he can reconcile with his family."People ask me, like, is there hope for a reconciliation? I say, 'Yeah, of course, of course,'" he said. "I don't want them to fail, to struggle, to have any strife or issues. I don't wish any ill-will on them at all. It's more like this: We're just different steps on the timeline of our own journeys."

More than just bragging rights will be on the line when the Milwaukee Bucks and Oklahoma City Thunder meet in the NBA Cup final Tuesday night as each player on the winning team will walk away with $500,000.Bucks forward Taurean Prince spoke about the significance of the prize money during an appearance on SiriusXM NBA Radio."You go down the line of the bench, and obviously contracts start to get lower, and you definitely want to play for the guys next to you," Prince said. "And this is real money that could buy these guys' families their first house, or their mom their first house, or that car that they wanted."It's big. It's bigger than just us. It's a lot of opportunity that we could take advantage of, not only for ourselves individually but for our teammates. So we all got that in mind, and everybody knows what's at stake and what can be done with this type of money for certain people, so we're just trying to take advantage of the moment."The winners of the second annual NBA Cup will earn $514,970 apiece, while players on the losing team will take home $205,988 each. Tuesday's game will be the first meeting of the season between the Bucks and Thunder, who are 14-11 and 20-5, respectively.

Davante Adams no longer plays for the Green Bay Packers, but that doesn't mean he's softened his opinion of the Chicago Bears.

Karl-Anthony Towns will make his long-awaited return to Target Center on Thursday when his New York Knicks face the Minnesota Timberwolves for the first time since his move to the Big Apple.

Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla is accepting some of the blame for the NBA's decline in television ratings this season.

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Another discontinued sports video game franchise could be making a return following the release of EA Sports College Football 25.EA Sports and Take Two (2K) have had internal discussions separately about a college basketball video game, multiple sources told Mike Straw of Insider Gaming. It's unknown how far along the talks are, but groups within each company are pushing heavily for new games, Straw reports.Both companies had college basketball video game franchises in the past. EA Sports' NCAA March Madness, later known as NCAA Basketball, was published from 1998 until its discontinuation in 2009, while 2K Sports' College Hoops series ran from 2005 to 2007.EA Sports resurrected College Football earlier this year after discontinuing the series in 2013 because of legal disputes over the use of player name, image, and likeness. More than 10,000 athletes have agreed to have their likenesses featured in the latest installment.

LeBron James celebrated another career milestone Thursday during the Los Angeles Lakers' 113-100 win over the Sacramento Kings, becoming the NBA's all-time leader in minutes played in the regular season.

Deion Sanders is confident his son Shedeur Sanders will be the first player off the board in the 2025 NFL Draft.The Colorado head coach made the guarantee Tuesday while discussing possible landing spots for Shedeur Sanders on "The Pacman Jones Show" with former NFL cornerback Adam Jones, suggesting his son could end up going to the New York Giants at No. 1 overall."Giants are not gonna give up that pick. They not gonna give up that pick," Deion Sanders said after Jones proposed a scenario where the Las Vegas Raiders trade up for the top pick. "The Giants are not giving up that pick ... Shedeur's gonna be the No. 1 pick."Deion Sanders recently shot down a report stating there was a "high likelihood" that Shedeur Sanders would refuse to play for the Giants or Cleveland Browns if either team drafted him, calling it a "lie" and misrepresentation of the Colorado quarterback.The Giants, who sit at 2-12 on the season, currently hold the No. 1 overall pick with the Raiders, New England Patriots, Carolina Panthers, and Tennessee Titans rounding out the top five.Shedeur Sanders is projected to be a top-five pick in next year's draft.

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