Sydney Sweeney's gambling platform ad draws backlash as she is photographed with a new hair look

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How the sides differ Left sources emphasize broader fan and athlete backlash over MLB playoff ads and who oversees them; right sources focus on Sweeney's changed appearance amid female athletes' criticism.

Both outlets report backlash tied to Sydney Sweeney's advertising for the gambling platform Novig. The New York Times describes MLB playoff commercials featuring Sweeney and Megan Fox, the latter endorsing male enhancement, as having irritated fans and even athletes, and asks who is in charge of them. Fox News reports on photos of Sweeney in a brunette wig at the Santa Monica pier, noting this comes amid strong criticism from female athletes over her ad campaign.

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Left NYThe New York TimesM.L.B. Playoff Ads With Sydney Sweeney and Megan Fox Draw Backlash

Frames it as a broader controversy over MLB playoff advertising, with fans and athletes irritated and a question about who is responsible.

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Right FNFox NewsSydney Sweeney ditches signature blonde locks for unrecognizable new look

Frames it as a celebrity appearance story, centered on Sweeney's brunette wig and the criticism from female athletes over her ad campaign.