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As we get into the dog days of summer and until training camp, thesickpodcast.com will profile Montreal Canadiens players based on their expected role for the 2026-27 NHL season. With training camp just under a month away, Montreal Canadiens defenseman Arber Xhekaj remains unsigned, and his future with the team is uncertain as he continues […] The post Montreal Canadiens Role Profiles: Arber Xhekaj appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
As frustrating and inconsistent as this season has been for Astros fans, one question is becoming impossible to ignore: how much trust should this fan base have in general manager Dana Brown between now and the end of the season? The timing of that question matters because, despite early struggles, injuries, and inconsistent play, the Astros remain […]
Could the Portland Trail Blazers take a major swing in the trade market this summer for Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown? Portland, at least, has some interest in dealing for the 2024 NBA Finals MVP, according to Marc Stein of The Stein Line. In a Monday article (subscription required), Stein reported intel on Boston’s chances […]
Presenting a comprehensive ranking of every 2026 NCAA Tournament baseball team based on a number of data-driven categories. The post Ranking Every 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament Team 1-64 appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles news and links … Where are the Eagles deep, and not so deep, after the 2026 NFL Draft: Defense edition – PhillyVoiceInterior defensive line. 53-man roster projection: Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis, Moro Ojomo, Ty Robinson, Byron Young, Uar Bernard. Others: Ta’Quon Graham, Gabe Hall. Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis, and […]
Blackburn goes over Jokic and Murray's All-NBA season and grades the Nuggets point guards. The post Pickaxe and Roll: Denver Nuggets must find Point Guard help this offseason appeared first on Mile High Sports .
On athletic profile alone, Charles Grant is an ideal schematic for for Rick Dennison’s Las Vegas Raiders offensive line. The wide-zone system that the crafty veteran offensive line coach is installing in the desert requires agile, light-footed, and horizontally mobile linemen. Grant, the Silver & Black’s third-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft (99th overall) […]
The Yankees got out of town at a good time. Aaron Judge’s walk-off home run salvaged the tail-end of a lackluster (not to mention rainy) homestand for the Bombers, who will spend their Memorial Day in a much warmer neck of the woods. The forecast calls for sunny skies with game-time temperature somewhere in the […]
The AL Central 4th place 22-31 Royals play at home on Memorial Day against the 31-22 Yankees, who are in 2nd place in the AL East behind the Rays. I was at the game yesterday and got to see all the good parts. I skipped the bad parts at the end to go home. In […]
Mets Lineup Nolan McLean – RHP Giants Lineup Nick Lodolo – LHP Broadcast info First pitch: 4:10pm EDTTV: SNYRadio: WEPN 1050AM, Audacy App 92.3 HD2
The Wake Forest Baseball is headed to the NCAA Tournament, and their first stop will be in Morgantown to take on Kentucky, Binghamton, and the host team West Virginia. The Deacs finished the regular season on a hot streak, winning 10 of their final 11 games, including sweeps over Louisville and Western Carolina, and a […]
Each year, July 1 is free agent frenzy in the National Hockey League. Teams look to upgrade their rosters by signing unrestricted free agents, often to long-term deals that might be considered overpays. Meanwhile, teams that still own the player’s rights and are pending restricted free agents, negotiate on new contracts or, at worst, extend qualifying offers to retain their rights. But somewhere between the UFA and RFA divide there’s a slight crack where a third category of player can sometime...
One of the biggest possible fights in America had one of the craziest seating arrangements at a boxing match in some time. The Ryan Garcia vs Devin Haney rematch might be the second biggest fight in all of boxing in America to make. Maybe only behind the Ryan Garcia vs Gervonta Davis rematch — but […] The post Garcia vs Haney 2 Buzz Explodes as Rivals Sit Side-by-Side at Usyk Fight appeared first on Boxing News and Views .
Carlsbad, Calif. – The Mizzou women's golf team wrapped up its best season in school history on Monday, finishing the NCAA Championship in 12th place.
Chris Kelley is an Ohio State Buckeye through and through and thrives being an out rugby player.
The Edmonton Oilers have made a late May signing out of Europe. On Monday morning, the Oilers announced they had agreed to terms with forward Aku Räty to a one-year, two-way contract. The deal is worth an annual value of $850,000. The right-shot winger is coming off a season with Karpat in Finland’s Liiga and…
FC Twente’s departing technical director Jan Streuer has confirmed that Barcelona are interested in talented teenager Ruud Nijstad. The Catalans have been linked with the 18-year-old Dutch talent but Streuer has warned the defender he may not play if he does make the move to Camp Nou. “Barcelona is interested. There is English interest as […]
As we continue to preview the 2026 Dallas Cowboys schedule, having already looked at the Baltimore Ravens and Arizona Cardinals, it is time to keep with the bird theme and look at the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. Seattle is actually where the Cowboys season will begin, in exhibition fashion, as Dallas will play […]
Under the leadership of head coach John Tortorella, the Vegas Golden Knights are 14-8-1 in the postseason. Tortorella took the reins from Bruce Cassidy after being hired on March 30th, 2026 . He concluded the regular season with eight games left, going 7-0-1 and pushing the Golden Knights into playoff contention. With the Colorado Avalanche on the cusp of elimination, it's not difficult to understand the impact he's had on the Golden Knights. Putting his faith in forward Mitch Marn...
Globe Victor Wembanyama scores 33 points, Spurs crush the Thunder to even the Western Conference finals Jaylen Brown named to All-NBA Second Team for the second time in his career CelticsBlog Celtics’ Jaylen Brown ‘grateful’ after discovering All-NBA Second Team nod The Celtics are closer to contention than you think—The Week in Green Remembering the […]
On May 24th in 1988, a transformer blowout blackened a fog-filled Boston Garden with 3:27 remaining in the middle frame of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Boston Bruins and the Edmonton Oilers. Deemed an Act of God, NHL president John Ziegler canceled the 3-3 match rescheduling it two nights later at Northlands Coliseum. The Oilers won Game 4-A by a score of 6-3, sweeping the
Globe Victor Wembanyama scores 33 points, Spurs crush the Thunder to even the Western Conference finals Jaylen Brown named to All-NBA Second Team for the second time in his career CelticsBlog Celtics’ Jaylen Brown ‘grateful’ after discovering All-NBA Second Team nod The Celtics are closer to contention than you think—The Week in Green Remembering the Celtics trips to the Eastern Conference Finals CLNS Media Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade to Celtics a Worthwhile Risk Celtics .com Jayle...
On May 22nd in 2010, Montreal Canadiens blueliner Marc-Andre Bergeron saved an empty net goal with 2 minutes remaining in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Philadelphia Flyers. Flyers sophomore forward Claude Giroux found the Habs empty net 36 seconds later to secure a 3-0 win. Philadelphia won the series 4-1. That's today in NHL history.
A curious correlation has emerged between playing a Game 7 overtime match against the Vancouver Canucks and advancing to the Stanley Cup Finals. Specifically, to date, winning the former has ensured an appearance in the latter. The Canucks met the Calgary Flames in three such overtime affairs and the Chicago Blackhawks once. Each time the victor qualified for the Cup Finals, hoisting once (1989
It doesn’t matter the decade or the era, St. John’s will find a way to affirm their place at the top of the Big East baseball food chain. The Red Storm secured their league-best 11th conference title and punched their ticket to the NCAA Tournament by defeating Creighton on Sunday, 5-3. As a result of […]
On May 20th in 1975, Buffalo Sabres center Jim Lorentz slayed a boisterous bat during a fog-filled Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals at The Aud. The incident marks the only known animal killing by a player during a NHL game. Philadelphia Flyers forward Rick MacLeish kindly collected the deceased bat from the faceoff circle, sparing the linesman of the indiscretion, disposing it in the visitors