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Former Miami Dolphins All-Pro Signs With New York Jets

This offseason featured the Miami Dolphins either releasing, trading, or allowing several veteran free agents to walk as the team underwent a roster makeover.However, not all of the players Miami cut ties with were easy decisions for the Dolphins. In some cases, the team tried to renegotiate their contracts to lower their salary cap hit, […] The post Former Miami Dolphins All-Pro Signs With New York Jets appeared first on HEAVY .

Oregon Ducks Men’s Basketball: Team Advanced Stats Big Ten Elite 8

Now that summer is here, it’s time once again to look at some advanced statistical measurements for how Oregon teams did this past season. I’m beginning this off season looking at men’s basketball. I’ll be doing player performance breakdowns (similar to what I have done the past couple of summers) later on. Today, I am […]

Gerard Gallant Interested in Maple Leafs Head Coaching Job

Former Jack Adams Award winner Gerard Gallant says he is interested in the Toronto Maple Leafs‘ vacant head coaching job. Gallant, who coached the Vegas Golden Knights to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2018, has been out of the NHL since 2023, when the New York Rangers agreed to mutually part ways with him. He […] The post Gerard Gallant Interested in Maple Leafs Head Coaching Job appeared first on HEAVY .

Eli Manning disproves ‘bandwagon’ Knicks fandom allegations before NBA Finals

One thing that cannot be questioned about former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is his allegiance to the Knicks before the NBA Finals. He took to X, formerly Twitter, to disprove any “bandwagon” allegations. Manning went to a Knicks game in January 2025 with his son, proving he’s been a fan for longer than […] The post Eli Manning disproves ‘bandwagon’ Knicks fandom allegations before NBA Finals appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Jets release kicker Younghoe Koo; sign Jason Sanders

The Jets are releasing veteran kicker Younghoe Koo just days after he was signed. Another kicker, Jason Sanders, is being signed to take his roster spot. The Jets signed Koo less than a week ago so it is a bit of a surprise to see him gone so quickly. Koo reportedly struggled at OTAs. Perhaps […]

BSH 2026 Community Draft Board, No. 14: Oliver Suvanto brings size up the middle

We spent some time yesterday talking about another sizable winger option at the top of the class in Ethan Belchetz, and we’re going to keep the spirit of that rolling a little longer as we introduce our newest addition to the Draft Board in Oliver Suvanto, a sizable center out of the Finnish leagues. A unique case in this draft, Suvanto skipped over the Finnish U20 level completely and jumped straight into a full time role at the top level in Liiga this season. It wasn’t a perfect year, b...

New York makes decision on Younghoe Koo’s future with team

The New York Jets have made a decision on Younghoe Koo’s future. Koo has been released by the team per a report by Jordan Schultz. The news comes as Koo signed with the team last week. It also follows a tumultuous past year for the former Pro Bowl kicker, who was a standout for the […] The post New York makes decision on Younghoe Koo’s future with team appeared first on ClutchPoints .

The Golden Knights’ Front Office Is Ruthless, but the Best

​Since joining the NHL in 2017, the Vegas Golden Knights have been one of the league’s top teams. They have made it to two Stanley Cup finals, winning one in 2023, and are back in it this season. They currently lead the series 1-0 against the Carolina Hurricanes. ​Most of their success is credited to […] The post The Golden Knights’ Front Office Is Ruthless, but the Best appeared first on The Lead .

Jon Cooper wins Jack Adams award over Dan Muse

Dan Muse was a finalist for the Jack Adams award as coach of the year, but it was Tampa’s Jon Cooper who took first place in the voting. It’s the first Adams award for Cooper, who has long been considered one of the very best coaches in the NHL since taking over the Lightning way […]

What Can the Blackhawks Learn From Their Rise of the 2000’s?

The Blackhawks’ rebuild should be nearing its end. In many ways, the time spent building through the draft mirrors the construction of their dynasty roster. Trading away established players is not a new concept. Using this as the basis of a rebuild certainly is. The ‘youth movement’ as a roster-building philosophy has led the charge […] The post What Can the Blackhawks Learn From Their Rise of the 2000’s? appeared first on The Lead .

The Wild Might Be Wise To Play the 1C Waiting Game

If you take Erik Johnson at his word, either Auston Matthews or Connor McDavid will be joining the Minnesota Wild in the next three years. “I think Bill Guerin finds a way to get a Matthews or McDavid in Minnesota,” Johnson told the Pat McAfee Show, “to push them over the edge.” Perhap...

Ranking the Oilers’ top off-season priorities

We are four weeks away from free agency in the NHL. Recent history would suggest the Edmonton Oilers need to adjust their scouting on July 1. They’ve focused mainly on smaller forwards the past few July 1sts, and it hasn’t panned out. Last year, they signed Andrew Mangiapane to a two-year deal with a $3.6m…

Scouting Jets kicker Younghoe Koo

Over the next few months, we’re breaking down all of the undrafted free agents signed by the Jets since April’s draft. However, today we are focusing on a recent veteran addition; kicker Younghoe Koo. The 31-year old Koo is listed at 5’9″ and 185 pounds and was undrafted out of Georgia Southern in 2017. After […]

Lindy Ruff Snubbed for Jack Adams Award as NHL’s Best Coach

Buffalo Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff was snubbed for the Jack Adams Award for the NHL’s best coach, as Jon Cooper won the honor instead.The NHL announced on Wednesday that Cooper, the longtime head coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning, won the Jack Adams Award for the first time in his NHL career.While Cooper is […] The post Lindy Ruff Snubbed for Jack Adams Award as NHL’s Best Coach appeared first on HEAVY .

Why trading for Mason McTavish could be a huge mistake for the Flyers

The Philadelphia Flyers and Anaheim Ducks have connected on a few trades in recent years. First, it was the disgruntled Cutter Gauthier being dealt to Anaheim for Jamie Drysdale and a second-round pick. Then it was the Ducks’ turn to trade away a player needing a change of scenery, sending Trevor Zegras to the Flyers for Ryan Poehling, a second-round pick, and a fourth-round pick. Both teams are probably pretty happy with how those deals have turned out so far. Drysdale and Zegras ha...

Why at least 1 Pirates fan wishes Paul Skenes would’ve been traded to Yankees

The world of sports is full of what-ifs. In the NFL, what if Bill Belichick stays with the New York Jets? In the NBA, what if Greg Oden does not get injured? In MLB, there is the what-if of Alex Rodriguez getting traded to the Boston Red Sox instead of the New York Yankees. Now, […] The post Why at least 1 Pirates fan wishes Paul Skenes would’ve been traded to Yankees appeared first on ClutchPoints .