NFL teams have made significant roster changes with free-agent and draft acquisitions, but there's more work to do ahead of training camp.
Front offices across the NHL will scour free agency, looking for that one player who can come in and upgrade a roster that they hope will put them directly in contention for the Stanley Cup.
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England comes into the 2026 FIFA World Cup knockout round with a few questions to answer about its attack.
From Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, the June 29 edition of WWE Raw on Netflix followed up a wild Night of Champions by looking forward to SummerSlam.
This summer's free-agent class may be among the thinnest talent-wise in NHL history.
Solid fundamentals and quiet excellence are great. But in today's highlight-reel world, an exciting player can become a household name.
The NFL offseason is a time of change. While we're currently in the quiet period, it's a good time to reflect on just how different the league will look this fall and preview what may come next.
The 2026 MLB rookie class is shaping up to be one of the best in recent memory, with several of baseball's top prospects arriving on the scene and making an immediate impact.
The NFL may run on star power, but it takes more than just big-name talent to win a Super Bowl.
After one of the busiest weekends on the wrestling calendar, fans are already turning their attention to what the rest of 2026 will hold for AEW and WWE's biggest names.
While the All-Star break is viewed as the unofficial midpoint of every Major League Baseball season, the reality is that's more than halfway through the campaign.
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: Offday (but it didn’t stop the injury bug that’s crushed the majors to hit them, too; recently-promoted and red-hot Garrett Martin hit the IL with an undisclosed injury) Double-A Somerset Patriots: Offday High-A Hudson Valley Renegades: Offday Low-A Tampa Tarpons: Offday Florida Complex League Yankees: W, 5-2 at FCL Blue Jays 3B […]
Happy Tuesday, Camden Chatters! Did you watch the game last night? It was not great. There were a few good things, like Shane Baz’s seven-inning, two-run start. Colton Cowser played good defense in center field and walked twice. Birthday boy Gunnar Henderson had two hits and a walk. Other than that, it was another bad […]
Good morning Gang Green Nation! If you live in the eastern half of the U.S.A., get ready for some serious heat. In the New York metro area we’re looking at multiple days near or above 100 degrees with high humidity. This won’t just be uncomfortable. It will be dangerous for those without air conditioning. Stay […]
The Detroit Tigers opened up their three-game series against the New York Yankees in the Bronx with a 7-3 win on Monday night. Casey Mize tossed an absolute gem and the offense, powered by two-hit efforts from Kevin McGonigle, Hao-Yu Lee and Zach McKinstry, had no trouble producing runs to take Game 1. On Tuesday, […]
The second half of the minor league season is officially underway, which means it’s time for my first-half awards for each Brewers affiliate. As a result, this week’s roundup looks a little different. Instead of briefly touching on nearly every notable prospect, I’m taking a (slightly) deeper look at the standout performers from each Brewers […]
WASHINGTON — For a team that is supposed to be tanking, the Portland Fire put forth one heck of an effort in their 124-123 quadruple-overtime loss to the Washington Mystics Sunday afternoon at CareFirst Arena. It was the longest game in WNBA history, lasting three hours and 35 minutes. But that just goes to show […]
As the WNBA approaches the All-Star break, most teams around the league are looking to solidify their player rotations and minutes distributions. For the Atlanta Dream, however, missing All-Star Brionna Jones has prevented the team from reaching its full potential. The expectation is that Jones returns to play in the next month and is hopefully […]
Back in 1949, Violet Bidwill had remarried after her husband, Charlie Bidwill, passed away in 1947. It was just months before his Chicago Cardinals captured the 1947 NFL Championship title. Violet wed Walter Wolfner, who was then named the franchise’s managing director, but Violet was the sole owner of the Cardinals club and made all […]
Serena Williams will get more attention this week at Wimbledon than any other player. The 23-time Grand Slam champion continues her comeback from retirement by playing her first singles match since 2022, along with competing in the doubles tournament with her sister, Venus. Earlier this month, Williams played doubles at two grass court events. However, […]
With the draft in the rearview mirror, things are focusing back on the ice for a few days. Five of the Lightning’s newest draft picks are attending with Stepan Shurygin the lone player not attending. A total of 27 players are skating in two different groups over the next couple of days with the always anticipated 3-on-3 tournament taking place at the end of the week. All of the on-ice sessions and the tournament are open to the public.
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C’mon, it was Father’s Day recently, humor me! Max Rajcic has done an admirable job coming out of the Cardinals’ bullpen in the exact role I spoke about earlier this year. I think it’s time the Cardinals elevate another young arm that’s “changing” things up on AAA hitters this year. Sorry, I seem to be […]
We live in a college football world of lists, rankings, and countdowns. Many players on Notre Dame’s roster have been talked about and written about over the last few months — so let’s fall in line. This will be my official Top 20 Notre Dame Football Players ranking. I will unveil each player, and list […]
Not to overstate things, but June 29, 2026 may end up being the most consequential day when it comes to the current state of the Georgia baseball program. If you just took Monday night’s news that Dan Jackson won the Golden Spikes Award, the honor given to the top player in college baseball, that would […]