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Saints QB Drew Brees won his lawsuit against a San Diego jeweler who ripped him off by reportedly lying about the apparent value of millions of dollars’ worth of diamonds they purchased. The Black and Gold legend was awarded damages in excess of six million dollars as a result of the trial that took him off the practice field for the first few days of offseason team training.

The court featured some dramatic testimony as Brees says he considered the jeweler, Vihad Moradi, to be a friend, so much that he even had recommended the jewler’s services to other associates of his, several of whom have also accused Moradi of Fraud. Brees attorney Andrew Kim talked to the media afterwards, saying “They saw Mr. Moradi for exactly what he is: a grifter and a confidence man.”

Moradi denied those claims, says he was never friends, but only acquaintances with the QB, and accused the QB of having an addiction to buying jewelry, claiming Brees was an “addict looking for his fix”. Brees may have prevailed in the first round of court, but it’s unlikely he’ll see that money anytime soon as Moradi says he plans to appeal.

Vanderbilt and Michigan will meet on the baseball diamond for the very first time tonight at 6 P.m. for the first in a best of three college World Series games. Michigan is playing for it first championship since 1962. Both teams went 3-0 in the college World Series bracket. The wolverines slumped at the end of the season and they were one of the last teams to receive an at large invitation to the NCAA tournament.

Chez Reavie won the travelers championship golf tournament for his second pga tour victory and his first in 11 years. He finished with a one under 69 for a four stroke victory over keegan Bradley and zach sucher.

The Houston astros halted a 7 game losing streak against the New York Yankees who have won 8 of their last 10. DJ LeMahieu a former lsu stand out hit a three run drive in the fifth giving New York a home run in a franchise record 26 consecutive games. The major league mark is 27 set by the 2002 Texas rangers.