Major Moves and Legal Battles: Sports World Updates
The sports world sees significant events: ex-Florida State players sue coach Hamilton for unpaid NIL deals, LeBron James aims to end his career with the Lakers, Yankees sign Paul Goldschmidt, and Roki Sasaki considers MLB offers. Key performances and injuries mark the NBA, NHL, and other leagues.

In a major development, six former Florida State basketball players have initiated legal action against their ex-coach Leonard Hamilton, alleging breach of promises related to name, image, and likeness (NIL) compensation, a lawsuit filed in Florida's Leon County reveals.
Meanwhile, NBA star LeBron James has expressed his intent to conclude his illustrious career with the Los Angeles Lakers, coinciding with his 40th birthday. In baseball, the New York Yankees have confirmed their one-year signing of Paul Goldschmidt, with the deal reportedly worth $12.5 million.
Elsewhere, Japanese right-hander Roki Sasaki is eyeing a January entry into MLB, drawing interest from 20 teams. On the court and the field, notable performances and injuries include the Denver Nuggets' victory with two triple-doubles and the shoulder injuries sidelining Kyrie Irving and Ja Morant.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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