Breaking Sports Updates: Significant Shifts and Surprises

The sports world sees major changes with Miami Dolphins releasing Raheem Mostert, Cale Makar potentially missing a game, Jelena Ostapenko's stunning win, Ichiro Suzuki's donation to the Hall of Fame, and Marcus Stroman's refusal to pitch from the bullpen. Additionally, Shaquille O'Neal renews his TNT contract, and Ronald Acuna Jr. reports a near recovery.

In a whirlwind of sports news, the Miami Dolphins are set to release veteran running back Raheem Mostert, saving $2.9 million in salary cap space. This move comes as Mostert approaches his 33rd birthday in April.

Meanwhile, Team Canada may lose defenseman Cale Makar for a crucial game due to illness. Coach Jon Cooper expressed cautious optimism about his participation against Team USA.

In tennis, Jelena Ostapenko knocked out three-time champion Iga Swiatek from the Qatar Open, paving the way for a final match with Amanda Anisimova. Also notable, baseball legend Ichiro Suzuki plans to donate his personal collection to the Hall of Fame, enriching the sports museum with his memorabilia.

(With inputs from agencies.)