Who's your way-too-early Word Series participants
American League
1. Tampa Bay
2. Baltimore
3. Texas
4. New York Yankees
5. Houston
6. OTHER
National League
1. Atlanta
2. Los Angeles Dodgers
3. Arizona
4. Milwaukee
5. Pittsburgh
6. OTHER
Who's your way-too-early Word Series participants
American League
1. Tampa Bay
2. Baltimore
3. Texas
4. New York Yankees
5. Houston
6. OTHER
National League
1. Atlanta
2. Los Angeles Dodgers
3. Arizona
4. Milwaukee
5. Pittsburgh
6. OTHER
Court won't remove Brett Favre from suit over welfare money
The Mississippi Supreme Court said it will not remove NFL Hall of Famer Brett Favre as a defendant in a civil lawsuit that seeks to recover millions of dollars of misspent welfare moneymeant to help some of the poorest people in the United States. A panel of three justices issued a brief ruling Wednesday, denying an appeal from Favre. His attorneys said in written arguments in May that the Mississippi Department of Human Services is making "utterly meritless" legal arguments in suing the retired quarterback. The Department of Human Services' lawsuit, filed in 2022, says money from the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families program was improperly spent, including on projects Favre supported: $5 million for a volleyball arena at the university he attended and where Favre's daughter played the sport, and $1.7 million toward development of a concussion treatment drug. Attorneys for the state responded that Favre took $1.1 million in TANF money from Nancy New "for speeches he never made." "Favre repaid that, but he has neither repaid the $1.7 million he arranged for his drug company, Prevacus, to receive in exchange for giving Nancy New stock, nor the $5 million he orchestrated the USM Athletic Department to receive for a volleyball facility," the state attorneys wrote.
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