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Paulina Gretzky, wife of professional golfer Dustin Johnson, celebrated apparent progress in LIV Golf’s investor search by posting images from a yacht outing in a watermelon-colored dress. The celebration comes as reports indicate the Saudi-backed league has attracted an interested investor potentially willing to provide financial backing, though no official announcement has been made.
Meanwhile, CBS Sports broadcaster Tony Romo has been placed on indefinite leave following his arrest on an operating-while-intoxicated charge last weekend. The network announced JJ Watt will serve as his replacement during broadcasts, though observers have speculated about a potential September return coinciding with the start of the NFL season on September 4.
At ESPN, WNBA analyst Monica McNutt drew criticism after appearing on SportsCenter from a nail salon to deliver commentary. The appearance follows earlier backlash over her recent on-air commentary about college basketball player Caitlin Clark, in which McNutt suggested Clark bore responsibility for negative attention surrounding the professional league.
In another notable development, broadcaster Karl Ravech returned to call an MLB game between the Washington Nationals and Atlanta Braves just weeks after being included in ESPN’s round of layoffs. Ravech provided no explanation for his unexpected return to the booth, resuming his duties without comment.
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