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The Fifth Set: The battles that could define Missouri’s season

Twenty-three days. That’s all that separates Missouri volleyball from its annual Black and Gold Scrimmage on Aug. 8, the first glimpse of a team attempting to return to the NCAA Tournament after last season’s step backward. A week later comes the exhibition against Drake on Aug. 15, another opportunity for coach Dawn Sullivan to sort […]

Did Ben Johnson’s Offensive Line Shuffle Help or Hurt the Bears Last Night?

When Ozzy Trapilo went down last weekend against Green Bay, Ben Johnson was always going to have a difficult decision to make in how to replace him. Sure, Theo Benedet played okay in a few starts at left tackle. But he really struggled in pass protection, and having him be the main man responsible for blocking Jared Verse on quarterback Caleb Williams’ blindside could have been an issue. And while Braxton Jones was activated from injured reserve, playing him in a playoff game didn’t feel ...

Donovan Mitchell deserved to be NBA All-Star starter

The Cleveland Cavaliers haven’t lived up to the lofty expectations they set coming into this season. That comes with consequences when it comes to individual accolades, as Donovan Mitchell has just found out. Mitchell was wrongly excluded from being an Eastern Conference All-Star starter despite three guards being chosen for the starting lineup. The starters […]

Craig Berube on Matthew Knies’ injury situation: “It’s bothered him a lot for quite some time, and it hasn’t really gotten much better… It’s an ongoing issue”

Ahead of Monday’s game against Minnesota, Craig Berube discussed Matthew Knies’ injury, Scott Laughton’s ability to elevate in the lineup, William Nylander and Anthony Stolarz’s status, and the upcoming five-game homestand. What has been the biggest change or shift for your team in the last 10-15 games? Berube: I think we’re just really coming together […] The post Craig Berube on Matthew Knies’ injury situation: “It’s bothered him a lot for quite some time, and it hasn’t really gotten much ...

Flashback: A Conversation With Wilbur Wood

He is a member of a very select fraternity. It’s a fraternity that goes beyond the usual small fraternity of former major league baseball players. It’s so small that you can count the members on both hands, if that. That fraternity is composed of former pitchers who excelled as both starter and relievers. Think about […]

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John Tavares on Scott Laughton taunting a Jets fan in Winnipeg: “It’s hard to look at him with a straight face… He’s a funny dude who competes like hell… We love him in here”

Ahead of Monday’s game against Minnesota, John Tavares discussed Scott Laughton’s “glue guy” characteristics, the red-hot play of Auston Matthews, and the challenge of a condensed schedule ahead of the Olympic break. What kind of chemistry do you think there will be between you and Scott Laughton on the same line tonight? Tavares: We always […] The post John Tavares on Scott Laughton taunting a Jets fan in Winnipeg: “It’s hard to look at him with a straight face… He’s a funny dude who compet...

Wild's Injuries Require Kaprizov To Return To MVP Form

The Minnesota Wild are back on their "Everyone Is Injured" bulls*** again. After a plague of devastating injuries in the 2024-25 season, the Wild managed to get through about half the season relatively unscathed. But the specter of missed time comes for everyone, eventually, and it's Minnesota's tur...

Open Thread: IU football battles Miami (FL) in CFP national championship game

IU football will try to complete a perfect season tonight against Miami (FL) in the College Football Playoff national championship game. The No. 1 Hoosiers will face No. 10 Miami at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. Whether you’re ... The post Open Thread: IU football battles Miami (FL) in CFP national championship game appeared first on Inside the Hall | Indiana Hoosiers Basketball News, Recruiting and Analysis .

3 big questions ahead of Celtics-Pistons

Can Boston cut into Detroit’s lead?  At the start of the season, most fans expected Boston to be middle of the pack due to Jayson Tatum’s injury and the offseason losses of Kristaps Porzingis, Luke Kornet, Al Horford and Jrue Holiday. Instead, through 41 games, Boston sits second in the Eastern Conference, 4.5 games behind […]

Flames' Nazem Kadri Trade Linked to 2 Teams

The Calgary Flames have pulled off one blockbuster trade already this season, moving defenceman Rasmus Andersson to the Vegas Golden Knights, and now, their attention has reportedly turned to veteran center Nazem Kadri. Kadri's been in the trade rumor mill early on this season once the Flames were struggling and completely out of the playoff picture. The former Stanley Cup champion is signed through the 2028-29 season at $7 million AAV, and owns a 13-team no-trade clause. TSN's Darren Dreger r...

Latest PFF mock draft has Chiefs drafting ‘favorite’ to win OROY

There are over three months until the 2026 NFL Draft, but with the Kansas City Chiefs’ offseason underway, it’s time to consider what draft prospects the Chiefs could select with the ninth overall pick. On Sunday, Pro Football Focus analyst Gordon McGuinness published a first-round mock draft that had two popular names for the Chiefs’ pick […]

3 areas where the 49ers proved they were flawed in the playoffs

The San Francisco 49ers’ 35-point defeat was the second-largest margin in a playoff game in franchise history. After the game, head coach Kyle Shanahan said, “It’s a loss, but definitely don’t make more of it than it was. It was a loss.” That’s an impressive perspective to have after walking off the field to a […]

Seahawks tackle Charles Cross is ‘day-to-day’ ahead of NFC Championship game

Zach Charbonnet’s season-ending knee injury was a huge bummer for the Seattle Seahawks ahead of the NFC Championship game. However, that was not the only injury news for Seattle. Head coach Mike Macdonald also called starting left tackle Charles Cross “day-to-day” with a foot injury. Cross started the Divisional Game against the San Francisco 49ers […]

Lions hire offensive coordinator Drew Petzing

One of the first coordinators to be hired this cycle was not a particularly hot name on the market. Everyone and their mother wants former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel to call offensive plays for their team next year, but that enthusiasm never built around Drew Petzing, who, like head coach Jonathan Gannon, was […]

Rutgers Basketball Set For Tuesday Night Matchup At Iowa

After suffering a loss against Wisconsin during the first game of their two-game road trip, Rutgers will head to Iowa City with the hopes of knocking off the Hawkeyes. The Scarlet Knights finished their game against the Badgers on a strong note and will look to continue that momentum against Iowa. The Hawkeyes, who were […]

2026 NBA All-Star Starters Announced

Amidst a special triple-header Martin Luther King Jr. Day slate of national games on NBC/Peacock, the NBA’s 10 All-Star starters for next month were announced. And no, injured Chicago Bulls point guard Josh Giddey — the Bulls’ best player this year — did not make the cut. After missing 10 straight games for Chicago with a hamstring strain, there’s a decent chance Giddey won’t be named an All-Star reserve this year, either. He’s been enjoying a breakout run, averaging a near-triple-double ...

Who Will the Next Trail Blazers Coach Be?

The Portland Trail Blazers have finally regained a .500 record, standing at 22-22 after 44 games of their 2025-26 regular season. This is more or less in line with their preseason expectations, fighting for a spot in the Play-In Tournament for the 2026 NBA Playoffs. Winning 3 in a row and 10 of their last […]

REPORT: Cubs “In Play” for Free Agent Miguel Andujar

As 2026 continues to look more and more like an “all-in” season for the Chicago Cubs, we cannot discount the possibility of more additions to the 2026 roster this offseason. Logically, of course, that makes sense. But even more reassuringly, both President Jed Hoyer and GM Carter Hawkins have indicated as much, even suggesting that – for once – paying the luxury tax isn’t a concern or impediment to any moves they may want to make before Opening Day. But when you look around the diamond/ro...

What’s the Difference Between a Sportsbook and Prediction Market?

You have probably seen two similar but very different ways to express an opinion with money on the line. One is a sportsbook. The other is a prediction market. At a glance, they can look alike. You pick an outcome. You risk money. You get paid if you are right. But the structure, incentives, and rules behind each are very different. If you want to decide which fits your goals, your risk tolerance, and your style of decision making, you need to understand how they actually work. This ...