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Rising American Golfer Joins Phil Mickelson in Rare Feat Tiger Woods Never Achieved

Each year, one college golfer gets to share a stage with Jack Nicklaus to receive the Jack Nicklaus National Player of the Year Award. It’s the biggest honor for a collegiate golfer, and getting your hands on it once is a huge deal, but winning it twice puts you in a super-exclusive club that just […] The post Rising American Golfer Joins Phil Mickelson in Rare Feat Tiger Woods Never Achieved appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Dylan Larkin Trade Request from Detroit Was Long Brewing

The Detroit Red Wings Dylan Larkin development this past week has brought a major twist to this year’s edition of the NHL offseason. The Red Wings captain shocked the hockey world as he has requested a trade from the organization following another disappointing season with the team. While this situation was a surprise to many, […] The post Dylan Larkin Trade Request from Detroit Was Long Brewing appeared first on HEAVY .

Boston Celtics Daily Links 6/7/26

Globe NBA insider believes Giannis Antetokounmpo’s intrigue in Celtics ‘is real’ With the Celtics long out of the playoffs, Ron Harper Jr. rooting hard for brother Dylan of the Spurs in the NBA Finals CelticsBlog The “sometimes when you lose, you really win” tanking paradox—The Week in Green CLNS Media Why Celtics Should Bring Back […]

Bam Rodriguez vs Antonio Vargas: WBA title on the line, Vargas again recognized as champion

Any confusion over the WBA’s bantamweight title situation has been clarified by the sanctioning body, and Antonio Vargas is recognized as the organization’s bantamweight champion heading into next Saturday’s fight with Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez. The WBA had previously, until a few days ago, listed Seiya Tsutsumi as bantamweight champion, and not Vargas. But their latest […]

NBA, NHL miss opportunity as Sunday night passes without a Final game

Sports fans will have to get their fix without hockey or basketball this Sunday, as some questionable scheduling has left a prime Sunday night window without a Stanley Cup Final or NBA Finals game. Both the NBA and NHL are in the heart of their season finales, but neither league is taking advantage of Sunday…

Hurricanes most to blame for heartbreaking 20T Game 3 loss to Golden Knights after 4-0 comeback

The Carolina Hurricanes are now down 2-1 in the Stanley Cup Final against the Vegas Golden Knights.  A second-period collapse by the Hurricanes put them in a major hole. The team was able to rebound, but still fell in double overtime. The collapse started ten minutes into the second period, with the game still scoreless. […] The post Hurricanes most to blame for heartbreaking 20T Game 3 loss to Golden Knights after 4-0 comeback appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Why Rangers’ Corey Seager is not in lineup Sunday vs. Guardians

The Texas Rangers recently welcomed shortstop Corey Seager back from the injured list. But as they face the Cleveland Guardians on Sunday, Seager isn’t in the lineup. Rangers fans don’t need to hold their breath though. Manager Skip Schumaker confirmed that the the team is managing the shortstop’s reps coming off of IL. He’ll have […] The post Why Rangers’ Corey Seager is not in lineup Sunday vs. Guardians appeared first on ClutchPoints .

The Close-To-Dallas Stars

It's hard for me to sit here and read through the Dallas Stars' proposed plan for a new arena and not be angered by what they're doing. I will, in no way, be affected by the decisions that the Stars and the poltiicians in and around Dallas make, but it seems that their official colour of Victory Green should be renamed to Greedy Green based on their new arena idea. After all the bad press they took over Kenny Jacoby's USA Today article that exposed the Stars' efforts to create an arena monopol...

Why NHL fans should ignore giveaway and takeaway stats

NHL teams and private analytics companies track an enormous range of detailed, event‑level data, such as zone entries, zone exits, puck retrievals, blocked passes, and far more. These sorts of metrics are what we can call “microstats,” which help us understand how and why a player or team achieves their given macro-level results.  Inside NHL…