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Welcome to April 2026. The biggest season in WNBA history (and hopefully a successful one for the Washington Mystics as well) will be in just weeks. Below is a list of the key events for the 2026 WNBA season. Expansion Draft Free Agency Draft Training camp, preseason and start of regular season
Yesterday, The Athletic’s Gregg Evans and James Pearce published a report on Ibrahima Konaté and his ongoing contract situation with Liverpool FC. And while there’s been no breakthrough on that front, the report states that: Konaté has reportedly rejected offers in the region of 200k/week previously, so I’m not too sure what the ceiling on […]
The Blackhawks were officially eliminated from playoff contention night on Thursday night in Edmonton after a 3-1 loss to the Oilers. After a scoreless first period and with Spencer Knight briefly in the locker room while dealing with an equipment issue, Adam Henrqiue scored the game’s first goal on a breakaway that he finished after Arvid Soderblom made the initial save. Adam Henrique – Edmonton Oilers (3) pic.twitter.com/fxQKEhffrE — NHL Goal Videos (@NHLGoalVideos) April 3, ...
Yeah… we’re bringing back the Triple Option for Notre Dame here at OFD, and from here on out, you should expect it every weekday moving forward. So let’s jump right into it (or pitch it out). TRADING TROJANS FOR SKUNKBEARS Recently, Jeremiyah Love went on Hard Count with JD Pickell for a nice conversation about […]
Barcelona return from the international break and begin a crucial stretch of games in April with a trip to the Spanish capital for the first of three meetings in 10 days against Atlético Madrid, this one in La Liga as the Catalans look to maintain their healthy advantage at the top of the table. Here’s […]
Chances Obviously? Hmm
No Wemby, no problem. The Spurs won their third game in four nights and 11th straight Thursday night in an up and down game against the Clippers, keeping the #1 seed within reach while giving the Alien a night off. It was a high-scoring game from the tip. Kawhi continued his magnificent season and scored […]
Brazilian wonder kid Endrick made his case to feature on Brazil’s list for the upcoming FIFA World Cup with a brilliant 15-minute cameo off the bench against Croatia. Endrick changed the course of the game and helped Ancelotti’s team comeback against Croatia by creating the penalty which gave them the lead and then delivering and […]
The biggest gut punch from Thursday’s loss to the Thunder was Luka Dončić‘s hamstring strain, but he wasn’t the only star with a visible injury in the game. Prior to Luka going down, Austin Reaves was the one who made a trip to the locker room. Reaves was holding his back for much of the […]
Supporting Sunderland is always a rollercoaster but if you think of where we were just twelve months ago it’s been some ride! So we thought, ahead of the final quarter of the season, we’d go through the top ten moments of the last twelve months to see how we got here! On today’s show… All […]
Daniel Susac had to wait four seasons to get to the majors, then another six games just to make his big league debut. All that patience paid off on Thursday night. The former Arizona Wildcats catcher went 3 for 3 with a walk in his first career start, helping his hometown San Francisco Giants beat […]
With his bestest buddy watching from the sideline, Anthony Cirelli recorded his second career hat trick as the Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins, 6-3. With the win, and a Buffalo Sabres loss, the Lightning crept back into a tie atop of the division and crested the 100 point mark for the seventh time under Jon Cooper’s leadership. Speaking of keeping it 100, Zemgus Girgensons recorded his 100th career goal (and it was the eventual game-winner). Mitchell Chaffee returned ...
Craig Berube addressed the media after his team’s 4-1 loss to the San Jose Sharks, dropping the Leafs’ record to 32-31-13. On the team’s performance: We got better as the game went along. I thought that, throughout the whole game, we didn’t shoot the puck enough. We had a lot of opportunities to get more […] The post Craig Berube on the Leafs’ offense drying up in San Jose: “We don’t look to shoot enough… We have to get that out of our system” appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .
Gav says… This is probably going to be a really weird choice, but I think I’ll go with the 3-2 loss to Newcastle at St James’ Park in the 2005/2006 season. I know, you’re probably thinking, “Well, that’s a bit sadomasochistic”, but I think enough time has passed since then given it was twenty years […]
Your daily dose of Everton news and rumours Everton name Dean Rastrick as new Academy Director. [EFC] Check out some behind-the-scenes clips from the Scotland v Ivory Coast friendly at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Just how good has James Garner been this season? [PL] Dan Meis reflects on his stadium masterpiece. [BBC] Jack Grealish may have found his […]
For the ninth time in program history, UConn women’s basketball has arrived at the Final Four with an undefeated record. Six times, the Huskies have finished without a blemish. In 1995, UConn captured its first-ever national championship with a perfect season. In 2002, the greatest team in program history — which featured three Hall of […]
Want to have your say on all things Sunderland? Drop us a line and we’ll publish your views! [email protected] Dear Roker Report, I may be wrong but this year is the first time since 1963 — when I first attended matches — that there’s no game over the Easter weekend. Easter was always the biggest […]
Two more big honors for Blue Devils as Malik Brown won the Lefty Driesell Award, and Cameron Boozer added to his haul with the Lute Olson National Player of the Year Award and the Kyle Macy Freshman of the Year Award from CollegeInsider.com. Maliq Brown won the Lefty Driesell Award and Cameron Boozer added to […]
It was a heartbreaking ending to the team’s season in NCAA Regionals on Wednesday. Arizona gymnastics went into the final rotation with almost a 0.400 lead over rival Arizona State to advance to the second round, then they had multiple falls and major balance checks on the balance beam. ASU came back to bring things […]
Rutgers men’s basketball fell to Creighton 82-69 in the first round of the College Basketball Crown, which officially brings to an end the 2025-2026 season for the Scarlet Knights. Despite a strong showing from the defense early on, Rutgers could not generate the offense it needed to stay competitive throughout the entire game. Emmanuel Ogbole […]
The Cleveland Cavaliers overcame a heavy turnover game to win on the road against the Golden State Warriors. All grades are based on our usual expectations for each player. Donovan Mitchell 25 points, 6 assists, 3 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 block, 5 turnovers This was a weird game from Mitchell. He attempted some truly audacious […]
Arizona keeps being just good enough to not win. The Wildcats fell 6-4 at home to ASU on Thursday night at Hi Corbett Field, the opener of a 3-game series, for their fifth consecutive loss. It was the 20th loss of the season for the UA, which didn’t get to that number until the College […]
In what quickly became the most lopsided game of the season, the Braves struck early and often against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field on Thursday night en route to a 17-2 win. The Braves are now 5-2 on the young season, It took until game 17 last year to win five games. Matt Olson […]
The Cleveland Cavaliers pulled out a win against the Golden State Warriors. Let’s go over today’s winners and losers. WINNER AND LOSER – Defense On one hand, the Cavs played to their strengths by packing the paint and daring Golden State to shoot from downtown. The math worked in Cleveland’s favor as the Warriors shot […]
Stephon Castle’s heady leadership and playmaking, interspersed with highlight plays from De’Aaron Fox, Keldon Johnson, and Dylan Harper, turbocharged a decisive 21-5 ambush in the fourth quarter to thwart a Clippers comeback. Without the services of MVP and DPOY candidate Victor Wembanyama, San Antonio (59-18) weathered a good first half by Kawhi Leonard to hold […]
The Portland Trail Blazers did what they needed to do on Tuesday night, vanquishing the New Orleans Pelicans 118-106 at Portland’s Moda Center. The victory ended up looking far more decisive than the action was. New Orleans remained within shouting distance of the victory until the final moments. But the win counts the same in […]