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Vikings’ Most Important Training Camp Battle Is Finally Here

Is there a little bit of a quarterback competition brewing for the Minnesota Vikings? Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer posed the question in his Monday Morning Quarterback column. The Vikings quarterback position is just one of the many intriguing storylines that will surround the Vikings during training camp.The position was a bit of a mixed bag […] The post Vikings’ Most Important Training Camp Battle Is Finally Here appeared first on HEAVY .

What sort of reception will Quinn Hughes get in his return to Vancouver?

The reveal of the Vancouver Canucks‘ 2026-27 regular season schedule has highlighted a couple of interesting contests, though perhaps none more impactful than Quinn Hughes’ first return to Vancouver as a member of the Minnesota Wild.   Quinn Hughes will make his first return to Vancouver as a member of the Wild on October 25 🗓️…

Chicago Cubs Legend David Ross Makes Heartfelt Post Before Tigers Series

On Sunday afternoon, the Chicago Cubs finished their series with the Minnesota Twins at Wrigley Field.They won by a score of 10-1 (and took two out of three in the series).During the series, the Cubs also celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their World Series title.They wrote (via X) on July 16: “Ten years later, we’re […] The post Chicago Cubs Legend David Ross Makes Heartfelt Post Before Tigers Series appeared first on HEAVY .

The Twins Should Get Bullpen Help Soon But Likely Lose Two Starters

Chicago – On Sunday morning, Minnesota Twins GM Jeremy Zoll provided injury updates from Wrigley Field. Unfortunately, the news on two of the Twins starters, Mick Abel and David Festa, wasn’t too encouraging. Abel had successful arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow on July 1, and the Twins will shut him down for eight weeks.

Jonathan Kuminga Would Provide Vital Forward Depth

Jonathan Kuminga would help the Minnesota Timberwolves’ forward depth problem, but he would not fully solve it by himself. The better answer is that he could be part of the solution if Minnesota wants a younger, more athletic wing who can play up a position and take pressure off Jaden McDaniels. After offloading Julius Randle to the Brooklyn Nets, the Wolves lost a big frontcourt scorer.

Talking Vikings and Bears with Bears Talk Underground

One week from Tuesday, every single member of our Minnesota Vikings will have, officially, reported to Eagan for the start of this year’s training camp. The long, dark tea time of the offseason is nearly complete, and soon we will have real, honest-to-goodness football (as opposed to fútbol) back in our lives again. That means […]

Chicago Cubs vs Detroit Tigers – Series Preview (July 20-22): Overview, Game and Broadcast Info, Starting Pitchers, W2W4

The Cubs (56-43) rebounded nicely after opening the second half with a loss, taking two easy wins from the Twins (49-51) to gain a little ground in the Wild Card standings. They were not able to creep any closer to the Brewers (62-37), though Milwaukee suffered a big loss when it was announced that starter … The post Chicago Cubs vs Detroit Tigers – Series Preview (July 20-22): Overview, Game and Broadcast Info, Starting Pitchers, W2W4 appeared first on .

“You’re the Reason We Lost”: Randy Moss Pins the Blame on HOFer for Vikings’ Brutal 1998 Loss

On January 17, 1999, the Minnesota Vikings were aiming for a Super Bowl showdown in Miami, and the NFC Championship game against the Atlanta Falcons was supposed to be a stepping stone to that. But when placekicker Gary Anderson missed that fourth-quarter 39-yard field goal, everything came crashing down. For more than two decades, the […] The post “You’re the Reason We Lost”: Randy Moss Pins the Blame on HOFer for Vikings’ Brutal 1998 Loss appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Around the NHL: Minnesota Wild prefer Larkin over Trocheck; Kane, Tarasenko, Laine remain top free agents without deals

Welcome back to another summer edition of around the NHL. Transactions across the league have slowed down to a snail’s pace in the hot summer, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t business left to take care of. From blockbuster trade talks, arbitration cases, talented free-agents left unsigned, and some serious dough being passed around with…