A Formula One tyre change takes a maximum of three seconds. During this time, all four tyres are switched, some adjustments are made, and the car is sent back on the race track. It all sounds impossible, but elite crews do it every weekend. Getting insight into this process uncovers one of the most fascinating […]
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It was Eric Lauer’s first game in a Los Angeles Dodgers uniform — he’d only signed with them 17 days earlier — but he pitched like he’d been a part of the organization for years as the Dodgers made quick work of the Colorado Rockies in a 15-6 rout with a bizarre ninth inning. Kyle […]
One week ago, the Colorado Avalanche looked like they were cruising toward another deep playoff run. Now they’re heading home earlier than anyone expected after getting swept out of the Western Conference Final by the Vegas Golden Knights. The Avalanche fell 2-1 in Game 4 on Tuesday night at T-Mobile Arena, completing a four-game series […]
In the run up to the Chelsea game, I wrote a piece on here about Luke O’Nien, a player that’s quite simply defied the odds during his career at Sunderland. There appears to be a section of the fanbase that he’ll never win over for some reason, despite being the most committed and professional individual […]
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 couldn’t believe that our game was on third last — incredible bias on behalf of the BBC. No problem with the first two games concerning the final relegation place, but our game […]
Arthur Wright was an ‘adopted son’ of Castletown. He was actually born in Burradon, Northumberland, on 23 September 1919. In 1929 his family moved to Castletown and so began a Sunderland connection that would last fifty-six years. Arthur’s early days saw him playing for Castletown Schools and Sunderland Schools. He also played for the famed […]
In the hazy, hungover afterglow of what was one of the best weekends any of us can remember, it’s difficult to know where to begin reflecting on what we’ve just achieved, but I think placing our European qualification in the wider context of the club’s journey is a good place to start. After speaking to […]
Marc-Andre ter Stegen has sent out a farewell message to Girona as he prepares to head back to Barcelona after a loan spell with Michel’s side. The Germany stopper moved on loan in the winter and was hoping for regular football ahead of World Cup 2026. However, he suffered a brutal injury blow after just […]
No, Saily’s not a new signing for Sunderland – at least not as far as we know. But Saily is absolutely something you want to be taking with you as the lads venture into Europe. Why? Because it’s an esim that gives you a great connection for phone calls and the internet in hundreds of locations, […]
On Memorial Day, the Virginia Tech Hokies landed a commitment from four-star offensive lineman Kaden Buchanan. One day, more good news for the Hokies, as Virginia Tech received a commitment from four-star tight end Jordan Karhoff. Karhoff stands over 6-foot-4 and weighs 215 pounds, and plays high school football at St. Francis de Sales in […]
The Dbacks were able to get their 9th win in the past 10 games Tuesday evening in San Francisco as they were able to beat the Giants 7-5. An all around win for a surging Dbacks team as they were able to get pitching as well as timely offense as this team just keeps rolling. […]
The Dodgers offense is down in May relative to April, and they’ve struggled especially at home dating back several weeks. But the floodgates opened on Tuesday night in a 15-6 rout of the Colorado Rockies at Dodger Stadium, matching the team’s season high for runs scored. The Dodgers in March and April hit a home […]
Charlotte Knights 4, Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 0The Knights (27-25) leaned on a stellar night from the pitching staff and just enough timely offense to blank Jacksonville. Charlotte struck first in the second inning when Dru Baker showed off some thump, yanking his sixth homer of the season to bring home two runs and give the […]
In a stunning turn of events, the Vegas Golden Knights have swept the Presidents' Trophy-winning, Stanley Cup-favored Colorado Avalanche in the Western Conference Finals.
It was a simple win. The Mariners got a lot of hits and scored four runs. The A’s got fewer few hits and scored fewer runs. The Mariners beat the A’s 4-1 on Tuesday. It was that simple. The Mariners wasted no time in jumping on Gage Jump, making first his first start as a […]
Late Nite with Nola is the hottest show on television. It’s got celebrity guests. It’s got a good opening monologue. It’s got fun interviews about Bryce Harper’s toothbrushing preferences. One thing it doesn’t have a lot of is runs for his opponent. The night started with Kyle Schwarber getting most of a cutter, but not […]
The offense came up short for the Good Guys, going 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position in a frustrating 5-3 extra-inning loss to the Twins on the South Side tonight. This game had all the emotions: annoyance that the bats couldn’t ignite, excitement from a game-tying homer, shock after the go-ahead run was thrown out […]
After dropping the series opener to the visiting Seattle Mariners, the A’s hoped to rebound in game two of the three-game set. Gage Jump, the 23-year-old lefty, was called up from Las Vegas for the game today. He tossed a clean first inning, striking out 2 of the first three batters he faced. Unfortunately, Jump […]
In a move that should surprise no one, Hockey Canada announced today that Canadian national women's team general manager Gina Kingsbury and head coach Troy Ryan will not return to continue their work with the national women's program. I have nothing against Kingsbury or Ryan personally, but it was hard to understand their personnel choices at the Milano-Cortina Olympics and the games leading up to the Olympics. Yes, they still brought home the second-best medal from the event, but it was hard ...
The unfathomable and seemingly impossible happened on Tuesday night with the Colorado Avalanche being swept by the Golden Knights.
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Mariners 4, Athletics 1 Good: Emerson Hancock, +0.27 WPA Bad: Cole Young, -0.06 WPA Game Thread Comment of the Day:
The Philadelphia 76ers traded Jared McCain at the deadline, and the young guard keeps making that look like a mistake.
Packers News: Josh Jacobs Arrested on Five Charges, Including Three Carrying Domestic Abuse Designation Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs was arrested Tuesday and booked into the Brown County Jail in Wisconsin on five criminal charges following a domestic disturbance three days earlier, according to Matt Schneidman of The Athletic. The Hobart-Lawrence Police Department [...]
The San Antonio Spurs are on the brink of elimination after losing Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals, and Stephon Castle believes the Oklahoma City Thunder have gotten some help from the officials so far.
The Atlanta Braves kept things interesting on Tuesday night but ultimately improved to 37-18 after a 7-6 win over the Boston Red Sox. Spencer Strider got the start, and the win; things started out shaky, but he settled in to give the offense a chance to even things up. His night ended after five innings, […]