SI:AM | The Latest From NFL Training Camps

DAN GARTLAND 

Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. I think yesterday was the slowest sports day of the summer. There were only five MLB games. The WNBA All-Star break started. No World Cup. Good thing the NFL news cycle never stops.  

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Training camp underway

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The first game of the NFL preseason is less than two weeks away, which means players have already begun reporting to training camps. And that means that they’re already making headlines. 

The Cardinals and Panthers, who will play in the Hall of Fame Game on Aug. 6, were the first teams to require their veterans to report to camp. They had to show up by Wednesday, and everyone else in the league will be required to report no later than this coming Tuesday. 

Arizona and Carolina are the only teams that have taken the practice field at this point, but they aren’t the only ones making news. Let’s take a look at a few of the most notable developments across the league as training camps begin. CONTINUE DAN’S COLUMN ON SI

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👀 The top five …

… things I saw yesterday: 

5. Ernie Clement’s hustle and awareness to score from second on a grounder to third. 

4. Braves catcher Drake Baldwin’s home run on a pitch way below the zone

3. Guardians pitcher Gavin Williams’s immaculate inning

2. Miguel Merentiel’s deft touch to score for Argentinian soccer club Boca Juniors. 

1. Ailana Agbayani’s walk-off single to send the Chicago Bandits to the Athletes Unlimited Softball League championship series, ending the longest game in league history (11 innings). She is the daughter of former Mets outfielder Benny Agbayani.   

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