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Panthers’ Brady Tkachuk Trade Could Lead to Goaltending Bind
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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Cincinnati Reds Opening Day roster projection, Volume 1
The Cincinnati Reds will open their 2026 season on March 26th in Great American Ball Park with the Boston Red Sox in town. Cincinnati’s Cactus League slate at their home in Goodyear, Arizona will begin this Saturday, February 21st, with the Cleveland Guardians both their home complex compatriots and opponents for the day. With competitive […]
Canada head coach Jon Cooper not ruling Sidney Crosby out for rest of Olympics
In the second period of Canada’s quarterfinal win over Czechia on Wednesday, the focus of Pittsburgh Penguins fans shifted from the gold medal pursuits of Sidney Crosby to whether or not he suffered a serious injury. After taking a big hit from defenseman Radko Gudas that saw the captain’s leg bend in an awkward manner, […]
Report: Borussia Dortmund Sign Kauã Prates
After forcing Daniel Svensson to play almost every minute this season, Borussia Dortmund have finally secured left-back depth. 17-year-old Kauã Prates will be joining Borussia Dortmund from Cruzeiro this summer. The Brazilian left-back made his professional debut at 16 and has played just shy of 900 minutes across the last year-and-a-half. Despite his relatively brief […]
Penguins Likely To Keep 3 Tradeable Forwards Through Deadline
The Pittsburgh Penguins have had a very strong season while expectations coming in were low. There were a lot of expected trade candidates for a team that will likely not be moving out any players for picks at the trade deadline, and only maybe moving players in a larger deal to bring someone more impactful in. There are three players in particular that have been brought up and questioned about their future. Josh Yohe said, "I think it's far more likely that the Penguins give (Justin Brazeau) ...
Olympics Final Four Set: Hurricanes set to face each other
When you take a step back, you understand why the NHL missed the last two Olympics. The league generally doesn’t get much of a ratings bump for interrupting their season for three weeks so the competition can play out, the risk of injury is high and has reared its head a couple times this time […]
How Ousmane Dieng fits in with the Milwaukee Bucks
In a three-team trade with the Suns and the Bulls at the NBA trade deadline, the Milwaukee Bucks acquired forward Ousmane Dieng, jettisoning Amir Coffey and Cole Anthony. It was the third time in 24 hours before the deadline that Dieng had been traded. He was sent to Charlotte for Mason Plumlee, before being shipped […]
What is the impact of Patrick Mahomes’ restructure past 2026?
Predictably, we learned on Wednesday that the Kansas City Chiefs restructured quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ previously astronomical $78 million 2026 salary cap number. In doing so, the team created about $43.6 million for this offseason, bringing itself much closer to compliance ahead of the March 11 deadline. Mahomes and the Chiefs agreed to a historic ten-year […]
BTB Thursday Discussion: What did you make of Christian Parker’s press conference?
The Dallas Cowboys formally introduced Christian Parker to the world on Wednesday with a press conference in the afternoon. It came a few weeks after he was initially hired, but sometimes these things can take a minute to happen in process. Whatever the case it was a ton of fun to hear from Parker in […]
10 storylines to follow in the second half of the season
It was a first half to remember for the Celtics, as they exceeded expectations en route to a 35-19 record and the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference. While it was certainly a strong start, what happens the rest of the way will ultimately dictate how this season is remembered. With that in mind, […]
Thursday Cheese Curds: What roster problems can the Packers solve?
The Packers have a lot of work to do this offseason and not many resources with which to do it. There’s no first round pick coming this year or next, and while there’s cap space to be had, it’ll take some blood-letting to get there. But that’s not to say things can’t be fixed on […]
A.J. Brown trade rumors: Should Patriots pursue Eagles wide receiver?
The New England Patriots passing offense was one of the best in the NFL during the 2025 regular season, but it struggled to produce at the same level against superior competition in the playoffs. There are several reasons for that, and a multitude of potential fixes including upgrading at the wide receiver position. Don’t get […]
Thursday Morning Links
Morning, all! Sam Haggerty would like to be the right handed bat the Rangers have been looking for after a productive turn as half a platoon was ended by an ankle injury last year. Josh Sborz is also hoping to return to a productive role after shoulder issues limited him to less than 20 innings […]
Kadri's Message Should Mean Trade Coming From Flames
The Calgary Flames are not a good team this season and continue to struggle with scoring. Dustin Wolf hasn't been able to hold them in the season like he did last season and the lack of goal-scoring has really been evident. Nazem Kadri isn't part of the problem in this regard as he leads the team with 39 points in 56 games, but much more than just him is needed. The veteran is 35 years old and is on the decline with three years left on his deal. There is interest from teams around the league a...
Browns DE Myles Garrett sets his next goal
Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett further stated his case as one of the game’s best in 2025. When Garrett brought down Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow in the season finale, it established a new standard for sacks in a single season with 23. Other notable achievements in Garrett’s nine seasons: Garrett’s record-breaking season earned […]
Where did George Kittle rank amongst tight ends in 2025?
When the San Francisco 49ers drafted George Kittle from Iowa in the fifth round, the team believed they snagged a great player very late in the NFL Draft. I doubt they could have imagined they had drafted a player who would catch more passes than every 49er not named Jerry Rice. That’s right. Kittle has […]
Crosby’s injury re-opens debate on NHL participation in Olympics
You could almost feel the rush start building up as soon as Sidney Crosby limped off the ice yesterday. Other players like Kevin Fiala (out for the season with a broken leg), Josh Morrissey (currently injured to an unknown degree) and Brad Marchand (who missed two Olympic games but has since returned) have picked up […]
The Only Thing Standing Between the Wolves and the Three Seed Is… the Wolves
As the All-Star confetti settles, the Minnesota Timberwolves find themselves in a place that feels… familiar. The sixth seed. If you’re a Wolves fan, that number probably triggers two completely different emotions at once. On one hand, last year’s sixth seed turned into a Western Conference Finals run. On the other, that path was sprinkled […]
Most Olympic Medals Ever: countries and athletes with the greatest medal hauls in history
From Michael Phelps to Norway’s Winter dominance, here are the countries and athletes with the most Olympic medals and golds in history.
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3 veteran EDGE options Dolphins should consider to replace Bradley Chubb
3 veteran edge rusher options for the Miami Dolphins to consider after cutting Bradley Chubb.
NFL draft profile 2026: Jacob Rodriguez (Linebacker, Texas Tech)
If you watched college football this past season, you have heard the name Jacob Rodriguez. The linebacker took the nation by storm as the leader of a Red Raider defense that won the Big 12 and earned a bye in the College Football Playoffs. Despite all of his production this past season, Rodriguez finds himself […]
What rule, refereeing trend, or VAR decision type frustrates Barcelona fans the most right now?
Referees and match officials have been in the spotlight once again this week after some controversial decisions in Barcelona’s defeats to Atletico Madrid in the Copa del Rey and Girona in La Liga. Yet it’s been happening all season long and not just in La Liga. Games across Europe are often being overshadowed by big […]
3 Las Vegas Raiders make The Athletic’s Top 150 free agents
We’ve hit the free agency ranking period of the 2026 offseason, and The Athletic’s Daniel Popper released his Top 150 impending free agency. Popper’s list included three Las Vegas Raiders: cornerback Eric Stokes, guard Dylan Parham and defensive end Malcolm Koonce. Let’s see what he had to say about each of them. Eric Stokes Rank: […]
Elephant Rumblings: Baseball Countdown, 3,2,1…
As Spring Training kicks into second gear, we have our first game of the season to look forward to on Saturday. It will be our first glimpse of the arms, the bats, and the gloves that our hopes and dreams this season will rest upon…but no pressure guys. There has been a flurry of ‘minor […]
The Seahawks were so good that opponents started firing people
NFL owners are notoriously sensitive to embarrassment. Nothing like a few billion dollars to make folks squeamish about appearing bad in the public eye. Which is why the Seattle Seahawks, en route to their second Super Bowl victory, ended up leaving a slew of job openings in their wake. This piece began as a thank […]
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