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NEW YORK (AP) — Cam Skattebo declared he will be healthy enough to play for the New York Giants in their season opener on Sept. 13 against Dallas after breaking his right fibula and dislocating his right ankle last fall.
Speaking at a team town hall event at the Beacon Theatre Monday night on the eve of the start of organized team activities, the 24-year-old running back said he’s still working his way back from the injury that required surgery.
“Obviously, there’s ups and downs in the injury process and coming back and rehabbing, but the mental battle has been the hardest part: making sure that I trust it fully,” Skattebo said. “I’m a little ways out. Not too far, but I’ll be ready to go. Week 1, I’ll be ready to go.”
General manager Joe Schoen and new coach John Harbaugh have said they are hoping Skattebo is back at some point during training camp. Receiver Malik Nabers, recovering from a torn ACL in his right knee, appears further behind to return.
Skattebo, a 2025 fourth-round pick out of Arizona State, rushed for 410 yards and five touchdowns on 101 carries before having his rookie year cut short.
“I do not consider that successful for me,” Skattebo said. “I had 400 yards on 100 carries. When I play 17-plus games this year, it’s going to be 300 carries for over 2,000 yards.”
That drew a round of applause from Giants fans in attendance for the fan event featuring Skattebo and quarterback Jaxson Dart among the veteran players, as well as the team’s rookie class, Harbaugh, Schoen and 1986 Super Bowl champions Phil Simms and Carl Banks.
The 40th anniversary of New York’s first Super Bowl title will be celebrated Oct. 4 against the Arizona Cardinals.
The Phoenix Suns and Mercury are extending their media rights partnership with Arizona’s Family through 2030 in a deal that comes with a new streaming option.
The Arizona’s Family Sports app is expected to launch in the coming days and will feature “Suns+” and “Merc+.”
“We’re so excited to expand our partnership with Arizona’s Family because everything we do is for our fans,” Suns and Mercury owner Mat Ishbia said in a press release Wednesday. “Making Suns and Mercury games free and accessible across Arizona has been a main focus of mine and will continue to be, because these are truly the community’s teams.
“This media deal is about putting our fans first, which I have always said we will do and we will continue to do for years to come.”
The news of the extension comes three years after the two sides came to an agreement to broadcast games over the air. That included giving away 10,000 free TV antennas for fans throughout the state.
Since then, Suns viewership has increased with more than 110,000 viewers per game in Arizona and a top-four mark in the NBA’s local household viewership, according to data from Nielsen Live. The Mercury, meanwhile, have seen almost a 500% viewer increase since the move to over the air.
“We could not be more fortunate to have a partner like the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury,” said Gray Media co-CEO and president Pat LaPlatney. “Mat Ishbia made a fan-first promise to keep these games free and widely accessible across Arizona, and this extension bringing linear and streaming together in one unified Arizona’s Family experience takes that commitment even further.
“We’re proud of what we’ve built since 2023, and we’re excited to keep raising the bar for local sports coverage and serving Suns, Mercury and Valley Suns fans through 2030.”
Arizona Wildcats men’s basketball is headed to Lithuania in August for a trio of exhibition games.
“It is an honor to have the opportunity to bring our program to Lithuania in August,” Arizona head coach Tommy Lloyd said in a press release Monday. “Not just because it is a special country with incredible people, but because they have a strong passion for the game of basketball just like Arizona fans.
“We look forward to immersing ourselves in the Lithuanian culture, with the added bonus of being able to play a couple exhibition games against some great competition.”
As part of the USA College Lithuania Tour, the Wildcats will play against the national teams of both Lithuania and Ukraine.
Arizona will open play against the Lithuania B team on Aug. 19 before taking on the Ukraine senior national team on Aug. 20.
The Wildcats will wrap up exhibition play against the Lithuania senior national team on Aug. 22.
The men’s senior team for Lithuania has never played against a college team.
The trip to Lithuania, which will include stops in Kaunas and Palanga, also means a return for big man Montiejus Krivas, who is from Lithuania and played for club team Zalgiris Kaunas before heading to Arizona.
“This will be a very special trip for me,” Krivas said. “Being able to have my teammates and coaches visit my home country is something I never thought would happen.
“I am grateful to the Lithuanian Basketball Federation, Complete Sports Management and Coach Lloyd for making it possible. I can’t wait to show everyone what an amazing country Lithuania is and how much we love basketball.”
Start times, and broadcast options will be announced at a later date.
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The Arizona Sports Half Day Club is back for 2026 with two midweek matchups at Chase Field — and tickets are just $9.87 (before taxes and fees) per seat.
D-backs vs. Angels – Wednesday, June 17 | 12:40 PM | Chase Field, Phoenix
D-backs vs. Athletics – Wednesday, July 22 | 12:40 PM | Chase Field, Phoenix
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Because some of the best things in life happen on a Wednesday afternoon. Leave the office a little early, beat the weekend crowds, and enjoy America’s pastime from the lower level at Chase Field — all for $9.87 a seat. The Half Day Club has been a fan-favorite Arizona Sports tradition for years, and 2026 brings two great opportunities to take advantage of it.
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