Sports Highlights: Blazers' Extensions and Blue Jays' Triumph

In sports highlights, the Portland Trail Blazers announced multi-year extensions for Shaedon Sharpe and Toumani Camara. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. received ALCS MVP honors as the Blue Jays advanced to the World Series. Former NFL player Doug Martin sadly passed away in police custody. Various updates from NBA, NHL, and tennis were also shared.

On Monday, the Portland Trail Blazers confirmed multi-year contract extensions for players Shaedon Sharpe and Toumani Camara. While exact terms were not disclosed, it's reported that Sharpe and Camara signed respective four-year deals worth $90 million and $82 million. This move signals the Blazers' commitment to their young talents.

In a key highlight, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was named the American League Championship Series Most Valuable Player after the Toronto Blue Jays' advance to the World Series. Guerrero's consistent performance was pivotal in the Jays edging past the Seattle Mariners 4-3 to secure their first World Series spot since 1993.

In other news, former NFL star Doug Martin tragically died in custody after being involved in a break-in in Oakland. Meanwhile, reports from other sports include the Warriors' coach Steve Kerr expressing gameday nerves, the Carolina Hurricanes facing their first loss in the NHL, and various NFL insights. Jannik Sinner opted out of the Davis Cup for Australian Open preparations, while the LA28 Olympics marked 1,000 days to the Games with confirmed venues in Oklahoma City.

(With inputs from agencies.)