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In this week's Off The Bench, Shohei Ohtani looks to get off the hook on sports-betting allegations while his former interpreter faces charges, the NFL wins a critical court victory in the Brian Flores lawsuit, and troubled WWE founder Vince McMahon cuts even more financial ties with the company.

In this week's Off The Bench, the NCAA proposes opening the vaults, female athletes accuse the University of Oregon of unequal treatment, and a former college hockey player claims he was wrongly labeled as antisemitic. If you were on the sidelines over the past week, Law360 is here to clue you in on the biggest sports and betting stories that had our readers talking.

Calls emerge for a second chance for former Reds announcer Thom Brennaman, without a major job since being fired for using a homophobic slur.

Even politicians are getting tired of Musk.

Rob Manfred rumors, news and videos from the best sources on the web.

Kim K Is Lawyer Goals: Or, at least, legal pad goals. Well, At Least He's Off The Bench: That's *something* after a truly bonkers alleged fact pattern. Biglaw Firm's New Bee Colony: Which is decidedly not raise news. Harvard Law's Valentine's Day Plan: Who says you can't balance love and law school? Conservative Law School Professors' Persecution Complex Is A Lot: They've got the American Bar Association in their sight.

There have been a lot of a legendary kicks over the years, but what are the greatest shoes ever? Thats a discussion to be had...

In late November, the world lost a fashion icon in designer Virgil Abloh as he succumbed to cancer after privately battling...

In the fourth Episode of the Off The Bench podcast with Chris Miller, Deni Avdija compares year two in the NBA to year one, talks about keeping a healthy mindset during his recovery from injury, why he asks so many questions and much more.

In Episode 3 of the Off The Bench podcast with Chris Miller, Montrezl Harrell tells the story of how he got to the NBA, including his North Carolina roots, recruiting, winning a championship at Louisville and being a fan of Lamar Jackson.