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Blues Acquire Mason McTavish From the Ducks
The St. Louis Blues have acquired center Mason McTavish from the Anaheim Ducks. In exchange, the Ducks acquire the 15th-overall and 29th-overall pick in Round 1 of tonight’s NHL Draft.…
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2026 NFL mock draft: Daniel Jeremiah projects Miami Dolphins two first round picks
The Miami Dolphins agreed to a massive trade on Tuesday, sending wide receiver Jaylen Waddle to the Denver Broncos in a move that kick-starts the South Florida franchise’s rebuild under new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and new head coach Jeff Hafley. Along with Waddle, the Dolphins sent a fourth-round draft pick to the Broncos in […]
NCAA Tournament East Region Preview
East Region Here we have the region with the tournament’s #1 overall seed and the odds on favorite to cut down the nets in Indianapolis. Duke is elite this year. And as much as I hate to admit it, not only are they fun to watch, but John Scheyer is not hateable. But before they […]
Oilers’ Draisaitl ruled out vs. Sharks, injury timeline expected soon
Leon Draisaitl has officially been ruled out for tonight’s game against the San Jose Sharks. The Edmonton Oilers’ second-leading scorer, and the NHL’s fourth overall point earner, exited Sunday’s game against the Nashville Predators with a lower-body injury. Coach Kris Knoblauch said there will be a clearer timeline soon on his further availability. “We’ll have…
Dolphins’ blockbuster Jaylen Waddle trade raises massive De’Von Achane questions
Another Miami Dolphins playmaker's future suddenly comes to the forefront in star running back De'Von Achane after the team traded wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.
Is Cameron Jordan an option for the Chicago Bears?
Former New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan is looking for a place to play football in 2026. The Chicago Bears have a need for a defensive end in 2026, and Jordan was coached by current Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen for several years in New Orleans. Seems like a no-brainer, right? On a recent […]
Royals Reacts Survey: Does the WBC happen often enough?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Royals fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Last night, Team Italy played against Team Venezuela in what was the first semi-final appearance ever […]
Jaylen Waddle trade shakes up Rams’ draft plans
The Los Angeles Rams’ first-round draft plans were thrown for a loop after the Dolphins traded wideout Jaylen Waddle to the Broncos. Instead of going with a top offensive playmaker, the Rams might be forced to go in another direction in the 2026 NFL draft. To show how the trade changes things, Mel Kiper’s original […]
Ten reasons why this streak is for real
In case you have been stuck under a rock for the better part of three weeks, the Atlanta Hawks have rattled off a recent streak of winning not seen since the days of Paul Millsap and Al Horford. With their 10th straight win over the Orlando Magic on Magic City Night Monday night, Atlanta has […]
Newcastle Set to Chase New Striker Through Summer Transfer Window: Report
Newcastle United are preparing to enter the striker market again this summer, less than a year after investing nearly £125 million in the position. That’s correct. The Magpies’ brass fell just one million short of reaching that figure, ponying up gaudy amounts of money to bring Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa to Tyneside last year. […]
Is a championship Bruin? Evaluating UCLA’s path back to the Final Four in Phoenix
Last year, the UCLA Bruins reached the Final Four for the first time in program history. This season, expectations have risen as they are now a championship-or-bust team. So far, UCLA has lived up to the hype. Lauren Betts has been spectacular, averaging 16.4 points and 8.6 rebounds as she was named Player of the […]
The truth behind the Cowboys recent contract restructures
The Dallas Cowboys have spent the 2026 offseason performing a high-stakes financial dance, aggressively reshaping their salary cap through a series of renegotiated contracts that favor immediate flexibility over long-term stability. Unlike standard restructures that simply convert salary to bonuses, the front office has successfully finessed deals where veterans accepted genuine pay cuts in exchange […]
The World Baseball Classic, Team USA, and the war problem
We watched Bowling for Columbine in high school, 16 or 17 years ago now, and there’s a scene in the documentary that’s stuck with me since. Michael Moore visits a Lockheed Martin facility not far from the titular high school, where once a month a ballistic missile leaves the factory for U.S. military installations in […]
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: 2026 Mountain West Softball Week 6
Week 6 served as the introduction to the final season of Mountain West play as we know it. Just like in seasons past, the first week of league play injected some much-needed chaos, intrigue, and incomprehensible upsets into the season. The conference standings are a complete mess right now, so let’s take a look at […]
Who Fills the Strike Zone Without Balls in Play
Inspiration. “We’ve got to start honing in on the pitching side of things, and we’re wanting to see guys commanding the baseball, commanding their secondary stuff, attacking the zone, filling up the zone.” — Torey Lovullo, 7 March To the extent that Torey Lovullo’s comment reflects Diamondbacks’ pitching that is less than what it’s got to […]
It Only Takes One
Today is March 17th. The clocks have sprung forward, and conference tournaments have come and gone. A storm front blew through the Triangle yesterday evening, carrying with it damaging wind gusts and plummeting temperatures. The wildflowers we planted two weekends ago may be toast; we won’t know until they fail to push through the topsoil. […]
Seattle Seahawks likely to open 2026 NFL season on a Wednesday night
It looks as if the wait for the Seattle Seahawks’ banner-raising night will happen a day sooner than usual for reigning Super Bowl champions. Wall Street Journal reporter Joe Flint revealed that the traditional opening night game will be Wednesday (Sept. 9), with the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams playing the NFL’s first […]
Mike Vasil out for the season
Another day, another gut punch for the South Side. These hits? Not the kind we’re hoping for. Righthander Mike Vasil is out for the year. Tommy John is coming up, and with it, another shovel of dirt on a pitching staff already running on fumes. Vasil had been quietly stacking a case as a depth […]
Breaking down the NCAAW coaching carousel as Northwestern women’s basketball searches for a replacement
We’re about two weeks out from the conclusion of Northwestern women’s basketball’s season, and all eyes are on who will replace former head coach Joe McKeown at the helm. And while the nation’s top 68 teams are still competing in the NCAA Tournament, plenty of movement has happened elsewhere. Let’s dive into it all and […]
Tuesday afternoon Cardinal news and notes
—Spread check (men vs. South Florida): Louisville by 5.5. —Spread check (women vs. Vermont): Louisville by 26.5. —Eric Crawford writes about the task at hand for the U of L men in Buffalo this week. —The whole world certainly seems to be on the Bulls. I don’t hate it. —It feels wrong given the weather […]
The biggest questions surrounding Northwestern men’s basketball in the offseason
Let’s not sugarcoat it, the 2025-26 basketball season wasn’t the best for Northwestern. A 5-15 record in conference that had two separate five-plus game losing runs, multiple blown second-half leads, and a bow out of the Big Ten Tournament in uncompetitive fashion. It’s a far cry from the back-to-back March Madness dances the Wildcats saw […]
Rockets Pick Tracker: A tough week for Houston doesn’t help Sixers
The fact that the Sixers trying to keep their own pick this year has become a real conversation is astounding. To say it’s been a rough couple of weeks for Philadelphia is an understatement. Thanks in large part to having four different starters go down for an extended period of time with injury, they’ve plummeted […]
Did the Falcons do enough in free agency?
The first week of NFL free agency has come and gone. Did the Falcons do enough to accomplish their goals? Kevin Knight breaks down the latest signings and discusses whether or not Atlanta did what they set out to do in free agency, and what their ultimate goals might be for the 2026 season. Fellow […]
NFL free agency: Former Browns OL Wyatt Teller finds a new home, contract
The Cleveland Browns have added three new pieces to their offensive line while re-signing OL Teven Jenkins as well. With three of the four moves being on the interior of the line, it became clear that OL Joel Bitonio would likely be retiring and OL Wyatt Teller would be moving on, as he noted in […]
Hollywood Brown, Eagles reportedly agree to one-year contract
The Philadelphia Eagles are signing free agent wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown to a one-year contract worth “up to” $6.5 million, according to a report from NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Brown, who turns 29 in June, was often thought to be an Eagles target leading up to the 2019 NFL Draft. The Birds traded up […]
Shakhram Giyasov vs Raul Curiel interim title fight in talks for May 2nd
In October of last year, the WBA formally ordered welterweight champion Rolly Romero to defend his title against Shakhram Giyasov, their mandatory challenger since 2023. Since then, Giyasov’s team has made multiple attempts to push the WBA, which has yet to even schedule a purse bid six months later, to actually follow their own rules. […]
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