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1. Where are the top NBA free agents going? Our experts predict

   We polled the experts on the ESPN Forecast panel for their votes on the next teams for star players.

2. Sources: Rockets shop Capela, Gordon for space

   The Rockets are shopping Clint Capela, Eric Gordon and P.J. Tucker to create cap space to make a deal for Jimmy Butler, sources told ESPN.

3. Vandy beats Michigan to win College World Series

   Vanderbilt won its second title in four College World Series appearances on Wednesday night with an 8-2 victory over Michigan in Game 3 of the finals. The Commodores won their other championship in 2014.

4. Vargas talks dispute: 'All the info isn't out there'

   Mets lefty Jason Vargas called Sunday's confrontation with a Newsday beat writer "unfortunate," but he said it would be "foolish" to think it happened out of the blue.

5. Dodgers C Martin records K in scoreless inning

   Dodgers catcher Russell Martin pitched a scoreless eighth inning Wednesday night, hitting 90 mph on the radar gun and even recording a strikeout, but the Diamondbacks won 8-2.

6. Florida lands top graduate transfer Blackshear

   Virginia Tech's Kerry Blackshear Jr., the No. 1 graduate transfer in ESPN's transfer rankings, announced Wednesday night that he has committed to Florida.

7. Bob Ley retires after 40 years as ESPN anchor

   Bob Ley, ESPN's longest-tenured anchor, announced his retirement Wednesday after 40 years at the network.

8. How Vanderbilt became the titan of college baseball

   Everyone else is chasing the model built by the Commodores, now winners of two of the past six College World Series titles.

9. Jozy Altidore shows flashes of old self as U.S. tops group at Gold Cup

   In his first match for the U.S. in nearly two years, Jozy Altidore scored the winner and showed flashes of his former self in a win over Panama.

10. Chelsea face a tough transfer ban: Can their Loan Army come to their rescue?

    Chelsea has relied heavily upon loans to develop young talent for sale. Now they'll need to hope that the kids can keep them competitive.