Luke Grimes' Kayce Dutton Is 'Really' Missing Dad Kevin Costner After a Big Win in “Marshals”

Warning: This post contains spoilers for the April 26 episode ofMarshals.

NEED TO KNOW

• Several references are made to Kevin Costner's Yellowstone character, John Dutton, in the April 26 episode of Marshals

• Luke Grimes' character, Kayce Dutton, at one point says, "I really wish my father was still around," after a successful endeavor with his team

• Costner's character died in the second half of Yellowstone season 5 after the actor announced his exit from the series

The loss of John Dutton is one that still haunts Kayce.

Kevin Costner'sYellowstonecharacter, whodiedin the second half ofYellowstoneseason 5, continues to to be painful for his youngest son, Kayce (Luke Grimes).

In the April 26 episode ofMarshals, Kayce and his U.S. Marshal team work tirelessly to rescue Andrea (Ash Santos), who was abducted by Randall Clegg (Michael Cudlitz). During the mission, Kayce couldn't help but feel the weight of his family on his shoulders.

As he explained to Cal (Logan Marshall-Green), the "ghosts" of his family were to blame for Andrea being taken in the first place.

"The Dutton curse," he told his teammate. "Clegg's had it out for my family for years, and I put one of his sons down hard. So whatever happens to Andrea, it's on me."

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Later, when Andrea was rescued safely and the team got their hands on Randall, Kayce once again referenced his dad.

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"I really wish my father was still around, so he could see Montana rid itself of the Cleggs," he said.

Costner's character diedin the final season ofYellowstone, after Costner, 71,announced his exit from the series.

John's death initially appeared to be self-inflicted, but it was later revealed that Sarah Atwood (Dawn Olivieri) had arranged a murder-for-hire scheme amid her relationship with Jamie Dutton (Wes Bentley), John's son and Kayce's older brother. In the series finale, Beth (Kelly Reilly), John's daughter,killed Jamieover his involvement in their dad's death.

After fans learned of the patriarch's fate, Grimes, 42, said that while he knew fans felt "sort of cheated," he had a different perspective.

"I think we were all lucky to have Kevin on the show as long as we did,” he told PEOPLE. "It was always the plan for him to have to go away for the story to really ramp up, and that was the story. You lose a patriarch of the family. Can the kids do it on their own?"

"I think originally he was supposed to die much earlier. So, in a way, they got way more of John Dutton than they were going to originally get," Grimes added. "I would keep that in mind."

New episodes ofMarshalsair Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.

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Pistons-Magic takeaways: Detroit's problems are coming to a head as Orlando aims to dunk No. 1 seed

Can we just talk about Orlando Magic forward Jamal Cain's dunk on Detroit Pistons center Jalen Duren?

I mean, seriously, look:

Do we even care about the game? Like, who actually won? I genuinely don't remember.

That is one of the nastiest throw-downs ever and not just in a playoff context. Cain kept climbing and dunked on Duren, a man built like a Greek god, so hard the All-Star center backpeddled after coming down back to Earth.

(OK,the Magic took a commanding 3-1 series lead by winning 94-88, but that's definitely just a B-story to Cain's jam.)

In all seriousness, let's dive into Orlando's big win Monday night as it tries to become the seventh No. 8 seed to knock off a No. 1 in NBA history.

Cade Cunningham's turnovers are a team issue

As Cunningham entered Game 4, he had totaled 19 turnovers in the the series.

By halftime, he was up to 25 after turning it over six times in the first half.

While Cunningham is ultimately responsible for hanging on to the ball, the Pistons' roster construction isn't doing him any favors.

With both Duren and Ausar Thompson being almost entirely non-threats from the outside, Orlando has the freedom to double- and even triple-team Cunningham, swarming him whenever his feet are inside the 3-point line.

While Tobias Harris has done a solid job of adding spacing and overall scoring, the bottom line is simple: It shouldn't be this difficult for the Pistons to generate offense through Cunningham, but they have no other creators on the roster.

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Perhaps they should have made a play for someone at the trade deadline, instead of sitting still.

But here they are, shooting 37.8% from the floor and 20% from 3 in a crucial Game 4 as their season appears to be slipping away.

Wendell Carter Jr. is eating Jalen Duren's lunch

Throughout the regular season, it was never in doubt who, among Carter and Duren, had the best season. Duren was an All-Star, a double-double machine and one of the most exciting young players in the league.

Carter, who is far more of a role player than a featured star, apparently didn't get the memo.

During this series, the 6-foot-10 Carter has constantly outhustled, outworked and outdone Duren. It's not always reflected in his raw line (Carter had 12 points and 11 rebounds in Game 4), but his effort has put a spotlight on Duren as he enters free agency this summer.

Duren has struggled mightily all series, scoring a grand total of 39 points over the course of the four games, finding it difficult to get up shots, getting beat by Carter on backdoor lobs and overall having one heck of a troublesome series, which could cost him millions this July.

Dear Jamahl Mosley, make better use of Paolo Banchero

I may sound like a broken record here, but giving Banchero the ball high out on the floor and asking him to "do stuff" (which I'm guessing is his directive, because there doesn't seem to be anything close to a plan), is aching for punishment.

Banchero isn't a natural shooter, nor is he particularly effective as a spacer.

He is, however, ridiculously good near the rim, and when he ducks in for layups and dunks, he draws a ton of fouls and converts plays.

Orlando has one of the most inconsistent offenses in the league, and its plan is to use its most versatile offensive player, who is an athletic 6-10, 250-pound powerhouse, as an outside-in option?

It's been nonsensical for a while now, and it only looks worse after Banchero shot 4-of-18 from the floor and missed all four of his 3-point attempts Monday night.

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Employee testifies against owners of Dominican club where roof collapse killed 236

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — A former employee of a popular nightclubwhose roof collapsed a year agoand killed 236 people told a judge Monday that the owners were fully aware the structure was deteriorated.

Gregory Adames testified against siblings Antonio and Maribel Espaillat, who are accused of involuntary manslaughter and involuntary assault and battery following the collapse at the legendary Jet Set club in Santo Domingo.

“They knew because I sent them photos, I sent them videos of all the problems that were there. That shouldn’t have happened; not a single person should have died there,” Adames said.

Attorneys for the victim’s families asked in court for the siblings to be accused of voluntary manslaughter.

“We hope that happens,” Jean Carlos Martínez Segura, who represents nine families, told The Associated Press.

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The potential prison sentence is up to 20 years for voluntary manslaughter but is two years for involuntary manslaughter.

Monday’s court hearing is expected to continue Friday, with a judge eventually deciding whether there’s enough evidence to hold a trial.Relatives of the victimshave complained about delays and slow judicial proceedings.

Prosecutors have said hundreds of pieces of evidence implicate the siblings, whowere arrestedlast June.

Miguel Valerio, the Espaillats’ attorney, told reporters after their arrests: “Nobody wanted that to happen.”

Prosecutors have accused the Espaillats of trying to intimidate or manipulate employees. Antonio Espaillat is considered a powerful businessman who owns upscale entertainment centers and dozens of local radio stations.

Hundreds of people including many high-profile Dominicans were at the nightclub for a concert on April 8, 2025, when the roof collapsed. Those who died includedsinger Rubby Pérez; Nelsy Cruz, the governor of Montecristi province and sister of Major League Baseball All-Star Nelson Cruz; and former MLB pitcherOctavio Dotel. More than 100 people were injured in the collapse and rescuersworked around the clockto pull out survivors.

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Victoria Beckham Says There's One Specific Spice Girls Outfit Daughter Harper, 14, Won't Be Inheriting Anytime Soon

Victoria Beckham said there is one specific Spice Girls outfit 14-year-old daughter Harper won't be getting her hands on anytime soon

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• “She loves fashion. She loves beauty. And I'm pretty sure she would love to get her hands on those Spice Girls costumes,” the fashion mogul and former girl group member said

• Victoria shares Harper, as well as three sons — Brooklyn Peltz Beckham, Romeo Beckham and Cruz Beckham — with husband David Beckham

Victoria Beckhamhas no plans to let daughterHarper Beckhamwear one of her most iconicSpice Girlslooks anytime soon.

During the Time100 Summit in New York City on April 22, Victoria, 51, spoke at length about her eponymous luxury fashion label, as well as where she hopes to eventually take the brand in the future.

At one point during the live conversation, Victoria was asked whether Harper, 14, would ever inherit any of her formerSpice Girls looks.

“She loves fashion. She loves beauty. And I'm pretty sure she would love to get her hands on those Spice Girls costumes,” Victoria said of the teen she shares with husbandDavid Beckham.

She further explained, however, that one item is currently off-limits. “Not the PVC catsuit just yet. She's 14, okay? So we're going to wait for that,” Victoris said, referring to the iconic black outfit she wore in the "Say You'll Be There" music video in 1996.

Victoriarecreated the look22 years later in 2018 as she celebrated her most iconic fashion moments withBritish Vogue.

During the conversation at the Time100 Summit, Victoria also said that Harper is just as “obsessed” withVictoria Beckham Beauty— the clean, luxury makeup and skincare line launched in 2019 — as she is.

“I mean, she's been sitting on my lap through product development meetings since she was a baby. I mean, she is as obsessed with [the] products as I am,” Victoria said.

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Harper can sometimes even be spotted on Victoria's social media feeds, providing quick makeup tutorials and product highlights.

Victoria — who is also a mom to three sons:Brooklyn Peltz Beckham,Romeo BeckhamandCruz Beckham— said that even though she no longer makes music, she believes there is a strong through line between her former career as a pop star and her current one as a beauty and fashion mogul: female empowerment.

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“The Spice Girls were about girl power, and for me, my north star is empowering women,” Victoria explained.

“It started throughempowering womenthrough music. Now, I want to make women feel strong and powerful and like the most beautiful versions of themselves,” she continued, highlighting how her customers put their trust in her to create the best, most detail-oriented products possible.

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“It's really important to me to get to know my customer,” Victoria said.

“I love to do in-store events where I'm meeting my customer and asking her how she feels in the clothes, what does she like. Those kinds of details are really, really important to me,” she added.

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Wave remains atop the NWSL standings with a 3-2 road win over the Summit

The San Diego Wave scored three second-half goals for a 3-2 victory over the Denver Summit, spoiling the expansion club's debut at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in front of a sold-our crowd Saturday.

In other National Women's Soccer League matches Saturday, Gotham FC dominated visiting Bay FC 3-0, North Carolina won 1-0 at Houston, and host Chicago beat Boston 2-0.

Yazmeen Ryan played a pinpoint pass into the box to find Melissa Kössler to give Denver a 1-0 lead and the first home goal in the club’s history. It was Kössler's fourth goal of the season.

After seeing her initial shot cleared off the line by Kristen McNabb, Natasha Flint headed home the rebound to make it 2-0 in the 32nd minute.

In the second half, it was all San Diego (5-1-0). Lia Godfrey scored in the 49th minute to trim the lead to 1-2. She leads all rookies with four goals this season and set a new club rookie record.

Off of Godfrey's corner kick, defender Kennedy Wesley smashed a header through the hands of goalkeeper Abby Smith for the equalizer in the 57th minute.

The comeback was completed in the 65th minute for the visitors on an own goal from defender Carson Pickett.

It was the first time San Diego has ever come-from-behind to win from a halftime deficit in the club’s history (0-23-6).

The loss in at the Commerce City, Colorado, stadium snapped a three-game shutout streak for the Denver Summit (1-3-2).

Reiten's debut sparks Gotham attack

Rose Lavelle scored a goal and drew a penalty to lead Gotham (2-2-2) in the shutout of Bay FC.

In the 20th minute, Karlie Lema attempted to clear the ball, but it deflected off Bay goalkeeper Jordan Silkowitz for an own goal. Lavelle doubled the lead in the 41st minute with her first goal of the season.

In first-half stoppage time, Lavelle was fouled in the box on a sliding challenge from Maddie Moreau. Esther González converted the penalty kick to make it 3-0.

Gotham came into the match on a four-match winless streak and only two goals scored all season.

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Norway international and former Chelsea winger Guro Reiten earned the start in her debut.

Bay (2-3-0) leading scorer Alex Pfeiffer was unavailable due to a knee injury. The club has now been held scoreless in back-to-back matches.

Sanchez scores lone goal North Carolina road win

For the third straight game, Manaka Matsukubo recorded a goal contribution for the North Carolina Courage, this time on the road against the Dash.

In the 42nd minute, Matsukubo provided the service to Ashley Sanchez for her fourth goal of the season and the lone goal of the match.

In the 77th minute, Ally Schlegel took a heavy touch. In an attempt to recover the ball, she exposed her cleat and made contact with Danielle Colaprico which resulted in a direct red card. North Carolina (2-2-1) played down a player the rest of the way.

Goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan made two saves to preserve the shutout win for her second clean sheet of the season.

The Houston Dash (3-2-0) were held scoreless for the first time this season.

Boston drops fifth straight match

Jordyn Huitema scored her second goal of the season to lead the Chicago Stars.

Huitema scored in the 10th minute after a corner kick and a failed clearance. On a breakaway, Ryan Gareis would find Nádia Gomes for the 2-0 lead in the 51st minute.

After a head-to-head collision, Huitema was taken off as a concussion substitute in the 72nd minute.

This was the first time Chicago (2-4-0) held their opposition off the scoresheet this season.

Expansion Boston (0-5-0) has yet to win this season.

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