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The Commercial Appeal sports newsletter is relaunching. Sign up today to get all the sports news in one spot
- The newsletter will feature stories from the Commercial Appeal’s sports team, including Damichael Cole, Jonah Dylan, Wendell Shepherd Jr., and Jason Munz.
- Readers can expect weekly highlights, game summaries, and upcoming game schedules.
Things are looking up again for Penny Hardaway’s Memphis Tigers.
Ja Morant and the Grizzlies are eyeing a return to the NBA playoffs. Preparations are underway for the 2025 Memphis football season. And the high school sports scene is as vibrant as ever.
It’s the perfect time to relaunch the Memphis Sports Newsletter. The Commercial Appeal sports team – which includes Grizzlies beat writer Damichael Cole, Tiger football beat writer Jonah Dylan, preps beat writer Wendell Shepherd Jr., and Tiger basketball beat writer Jason Munz – works tirelessly to bring you the most important, most pertinent and most comprehensive coverage of the topics you care about most.
In order to keep you completely in the loop on all things Memphis sports, allow me to re-introduce you to a foolproof method for getting all those stories, podcasts, videos and photo galleries: The Memphis Sports newsletter.
Each day, we will highlight a collection of sports stories from across the Memphis area, from the Tigers and Grizzlies to the Showboats and the Redbirds to the prep scene — with links to the content created by our respected and trusted team.
To sign up for the Memphis Sports Newsletter, go to profile.commercialappeal.com/newsletter/Memphis-sports
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