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The Florida Panthers wait for the 2026 NHL Draft this weekend and the start of free agency on July 1. After watching the Carolina Hurricanes win the Stanley Cup, they…
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The Florida Panthers wait for the 2026 NHL Draft this weekend and the start of free agency on July 1. After watching the Carolina Hurricanes win the Stanley Cup, they…
All-Star Lineups Take the Field for Saturday’s Hall of Fame Military Classic kkundahl Thu, 2026-05-21 09:22 Tickets for Saturday’s legends game available at Doubleday Field. Thursday, May 21, 2026 - 12:00pm Hall of Fame Military Classic Join us in Cooperstown this Memorial Day Weekend as the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum salutes all who served. LEARN MORE (COOPERSTOWN, NY) – They starred on the diamond f...
Barcelona youngster Hamza Abdelkarim has been handed a call-up to the Egypt squad for World Cup 2026. The Barcelona Atletic forward only arrived in Catalunya in the winter transfer window and is now celebrating being included in the Pharoahs’ roster for this summer’s tournament. Abdelkarim will also become the first Egyptian Blaugrana to play at […]
As expected, the Hillsborough County Commission voted yesterday to approve the nonbinding MOU put forward last week for a $2.3 billion Tampa Bay Rays stadium (and unspecified other development) on what is currently Hillsborough College’s Dale Mabry Campus. The final tally was 5-2, with the two sure no votes, Donna Cameron Cepeda and Joshua Wostal, in […]
While we’re a few days out from Roma’s thrilling 2-0 win over Lazio in the Derby della Capitale, we couldn’t help but bask in the glory of the Giallorossi’s victory, one that lifted Roma into fourth place and, more importantly, in control of their own destiny. Despite the swell of emotion and positivity that followed […]
Since the NFL’s main objective is to make money and not to appease my sincere appreciation for symmetry, they’ve added a 17th game to the regular season and ruined the neat four quarters of four games breakdown. Due to this unsightly fifth game in this article, we’ll call this the final stretch of the season […]
More good news for former Duke stars Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel, as both were unanimously named to the All-Rookie Team. As far as we can find, the only time former college teammates were unanimously named to the All-Rookie team was in 2004-05 when former UConn Huskies Emeka Okafor and Ben Gordon pulled it off. […]
We step outside the lab again today to take a look at the argument for an Astros tear down. There are two main reasons why a rebuild makes a ton of sense. So, we should take a look at what that looks like and the whys and what fors for a decision as seemingly rash […]
While established stars like Ja'Marr Chase and CeeDee Lamb dominate early draft boards, true league-winning value is found by identifying non-elite wide receivers with path-to-ceiling potential. Utilizing PFF advanced stats and volume metrics, this analysis profiles three high-variance options who could finish as the overall WR1 if their situations break correctly.
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It’s never a dull moment in Oil Country, even in the off-season, with the biggest news as of late being which veteran former head coaches are in the running to be the next bench boss of the Edmonton Oilers. Once the dust settles, though, the Oilers still have plenty of roster decisions ahead, one of…
We're looking at some of the changes on Duke's roster this offseason and wondering if next year can be the year they get over the hump again.
Building a successful offensive line in the SEC is, more often than not, a numbers game. Grab as many big, strong dudes as you can and hopefully five of them end up being good enough to make your offense competitive. In recent years, the Mizzou staff has done their best to populate their offensive line […]
Here’s something I’ve tweeted in recent days, but it’s also a good conversation to have here. The collapse of batting average across MLB is astounding! As of yesterday, there are more qualified hitters batting under .200 (17) than there are guys batting .300 or better (15). These are not the scrubs pinch hitting a couple […]
Now that the full schedule for the New Orleans Saints has been released, the staff here at Canal Street Chronicles got together to make their initial set of week-by-week picks for the Saints 2026 season: All of the staff believes the Saints will have a winning record in 2026, with picks for their final record […]
Remember yesterday, when I brought out the old line: “No team is as bad as it looks when it’s on a long losing streak”? I dunno. Maybe I’m wrong about that. The Cubs sure looked that bad in losing to the Brewers 5-0 Wednesday evening at Wrigley Field, being swept by their division rivals and […]
Q and A with Incoming University of Wyoming President Brigadier General Shane Reeves This one is a few days old, but important, nonetheless. Ryan Thorburn of Pokes Insider interviews Brigadier General Shane Reeves, the new and 29th president of the University of Wyoming about an array of topics about Wyoming athletics. Mountain West men’s basketball […]
Our five-part Chicago Bears 2026 schedule roundtable all led up to this final topic as the WCG crew answered this question. What will be the Bears’ 2026 regular season record? Here’s the Bears’ full 2026 schedule. Week 1 – Sept. 13 at Carolina Panthers, noon on FOXWeek 2 – Sept. 20 vs. Minnesota Vikings, noon on FOXWeek […]
With the Dallas Cowboys transitioning from a disappointing 2025 season that was defined by a porous defense, it appears they have made changes for the better that will have them competing for an NFC East crown, if not more. Dallas has changed its defensive philosophy and bolstered that side of the ball with numerous additions. […]
We’ve officially reached the “player rankings” portion of the offseason, and it was kicked off this week by a particularly offensive quarterback ranking by friends-of-the-show, ESPN’s Mina Kimes and Ben Solak. This week, they did a NFL quarterback draft. To be clear, this isn’t a standard ranking of the NFL passers, it’s a draft where […]
Born from a basketball pedigree, Cameron Boozer is a natural-born winner. Boozer has made a case as possibly the most accomplished high school player of all time, claiming four Florida state championships, three Nike EYBL (Elite Youth Basketball League) rings, two gold medals, and countless individual awards. This isn’t a coincidence; Boozer has one of […]
The Syracuse Orange have reportedly scheduled a fourth high-profile non-conference game in an NBA arena. Per CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein, Syracuse is working to finalize a deal with Rutgers to play at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. This adds to previously reported games against Indiana (Gainbridge Fieldhouse, November 9th), St. John’s (Madison Square Garden), and […]
Last week, I wrote about the increase in advanced stats for the WNBA, focusing on Dan Falkenheim’s WNBA RAPM. In the article, I also referenced data from ESPN Analytics, which evaluates players’ impact on winning through net points and wins above replacement (WAR) metrics. Net points strives to give a player credit for how much […]
In Today’s Links: Seaside Joe takes a look at the monolith that is becoming Bryon Murphy, a bit on the sale of our beloved Seattle Seahawks, a look down the road at our squad’s 2026 draft class, and a dash more. Happy Thursday. Go, ‘Hawks! #np Better Git It In Your Soul by Charles Mingus […]
Arguably the biggest story in sports in recent days came in the NBA. On Monday night, the San Antonio Spurs beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. A large reason — literally and figuratively — for the victory was San Antonio’s star Victor Wembanyama. The man known “Wemby” scored […]
Ha, this isn’t really even a question, except in the rhetorical sense. I just wanted to have an appreciation post for Dominic Smith, so this is it. It would’ve been enough for Smith to have those two big April hits and then fade into obsolescence. Two huge game-swinging mashes for a guy signed to a […]