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Out of the Bleu, Blanc, Rouge: The Canadiens’ Good Problem

The week’s hottest Montreal Canadiens topics, served without the sugar-coating and with little concern for bruised feelings. There was a time when looking at the Canadiens depth chart was a little like opening the refrigerator after a long weekend away. You knew there was supposed to be something in there, but once you opened the […] The post Out of the Bleu, Blanc, Rouge: The Canadiens’ Good Problem appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Happy 125th Birthday to the Milwaukee Brewers

You might be thinking, “Didn’t we just celebrate 50 years of Brewers baseball a few years ago?” Technically, yes. The Major League Baseball team that is the Milwaukee Brewers turned 50 in 2020. But the name, as many know, has been around for a lot longer than that. Since 1901, to be exact. Other smaller […]

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NHL Draft: Importance of the U-18 tournament

The World U-18 tournament just wrapped up in Slovakia, Sweden took home the gold. This end-of-season tournament can be little known and fly under the radar compared to the other events on the hockey calendar like NHL playoffs, or the World Junior U-20 tournament but it serves an important chance for a last impression for […]

A Look Back at Purdue Basketball: Daniel Jacobsen

2025-2026 Season Stats: 39 games (0 starts)12.9 minutes5.5 points64.6% FG%37.5 3pt% (3/8)3.0 rebounds.3 assists.1 steals1.2 blocks.5 turnovers* Set career highs in sophomore season due to injury in freshman season 2025-2026 Season Awards / Honors: No awards or honors Season Retrospective: After a freshman season that was frustratingly cut short just one game (and 90 seconds) […]

Beau Brieske rehabs while Whitecaps losing skid hits nine games

Toledo Mud Hens vs. Memphis Red Birds (postponed) This was just as well in the wake of manager Gabe Alvarez’s sudden firing on Tuesday. The team could probably use the time to absorb the news, as whatever his violation, Alvarez has had a reputation as a pretty popular and well-liked manager. With Mike Hessman now […]

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Report: Titans won’t sign any rookie minicamp tryout players

The Tennessee Titans held rookie minicamp over the weekend. Mike Borgonzi’s eight draft picks were present, though head coach Robert Saleh held them off the practice field and focused on strength and conditioning instead. The team also had their 11 undrafted free agents present. Joining the eight draft picks and 11 undrafted free agents were […]

Cowboys news: Michael Trigg looking to make a mark in Dallas

Motivated by going undrafted, Cowboys’ Michael Trigg hopes to make most of chance – Nick Harris, Fort Worth Star-Telegram The Dallas Cowboys handed out $200,000 to sign Michael Trigg in undrafted free agency. Throughout the years, the Dallas Cowboys have found gems in the undrafted free agent ranks that have gone on to be superstars […]

What do Sixers need to beat Knicks in Game 2?

The Sixers’ second-round opener against the Knicks was about as tired and lop-sided as it could have been. A sub 48-hour turnaround after beating Boston left the Sixers with minimal time to recover and go against the Knicks at full throttle, and it showed. The Sixers lost 137-98 in Game 1 on Monday, and there’s […]

St Louis Cardinals On Path to Glorious Season

After last night’s rainout was announced, I scoffed and thought, what’s there to do now. Well, it just means I have more time to write about the Cardinals! That and, of course, it becomes apparent that the Cardinals aren’t meant to play many games vs their NL Central counterparts this early in the year. Today […]

Yankees prospects: Another day, another Spencer Jones dinger

Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: L, 7-6 at Worcester Red Sox 2B George Lombard Jr. 0-3, 2 BBSS Anthony Volpe 2-4, 2B, SBLF Spencer Jones 1-4, HR, 3 RBI, BB, K — impressive opposite-field shotRF Yanquiel Fernández 1-5, 2 K3B Oswaldo Cabrera 1-5DH Seth Brown 1-4, BB, 2 K1B Ernesto Martinez Jr. 2-4, KC Payton Henry 2-3, 2B […]

Two pieces of news are endorsements of the front office

The Hawks are still reckoning with a disastrous end to their season, but that ending shouldn’t obscure the progress the organization made in course of the past 12 months. Despite major in-season roster turnover, the team won 46 games and returned to the playoffs after two seasons of eliminations in the Play-In Tournament. Jalen Johnson […]

YouTube Gold: Duke Starts Walk-ons Against Wake Forest

In 2005, Duke had a rarity: they lost back-to-back games, both on the road. The first was to Maryland, 99-92, and then to Virginia Tech, 67-65. Wake Forest came to Cameron after that, and Coach K was pissed. He kept JJ Redick and Shelden Williams in the starting lineup, but sat Daniel Ewing, Sean Dockery and Shavlik Randolph. […]

Jumbo Package: Jocelyn Briski, Patrick Murphy win SEC awards

Happy Gump Day, everyone. Alabama softball is enjoying a resurgent season that seemingly came out of nowhere, and some personal hardware has followed. The 2026 USA TODAY Sports Network’s All-SEC team named Jocelyn Briski as SEC Pitcher of the Year and Patrick Murphy as SEC Coach of the Year. Briski has gone 20-2 with a 1.46 earned-run […]

Maryland men’s lacrosse 2026 season recap

The frustration in head coach John Tillman’s voice was palpable when he gave his closing remarks after Maryland men’s lacrosse’s Big Ten Tournament exit. “We just have to deal with the consequences because we didn’t do enough to determine our own fate,” Tillman said. For the first time under Tillman, the Terps’ nation-leading streak of […]

Kentucky Wildcats News: The End for Rachel Lawson?

The Kentucky Softball team lost in the SEC Tournament yesterday in a way that really encapsulated the whole season. The Wildcats were up 3-1 entering the bottom of the 7th, but Mississippi State came back and won in walk-off fashion as Kentucky finished with 3 critical errors in the game. The Wildcats dropped to 1-24 […]

Off-Script Ohio: Draft dominance, spring game takeaways, and roster momentum builds

Ohio State isn’t just moving into the offseason, it’s defining it. Between a massive NFL Draft showing, meaningful spring game takeaways, and continued roster movement across both football and basketball, the Buckeyes are firmly in transition mode. But this isn’t a reset. It’s a reload, and the early signs suggest Ohio State is positioning itself […]

MM 5.6: Maryland football alum Stefon Diggs found not guilty on two charges

Former Maryland football wide receiver Stefon Diggs was found not guilty on charges of felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault and battery in a trial verdict Tuesday.  Diggs was accused of felony strangulation and assault and battery against his personal chef Jamila “Mila” Adams. Adams testified that Diggs slapped and choked her during a dispute over […]

Chiefs News 5/6: Charges dropped against former Chief L’Jarius Sneed

The latest Attorney: All criminal charges against L’Jarius Sneed have been dropped | Pro Football Talk Free agent cornerback L’Jarius Sneed is no longer facing any criminal charges in Texas. Sneed’s attorney Michael J. Todd told ESPN that all of the charges against his client have been dropped. Sneed was initially charged with aggravated assault for […]

Daily Dawg Chow (5/6): What do you want to read about?

As we move into a new era of the weekday Dawg Chow, we have a couple of questions for the faithful readers. First, what kind of stories do you want us to link to every day? We try to include a nice variety, but are there certain stories you want more of? Or ones that […]

Why the Kentucky Basketball silence is a good thing

If you listen to Kentucky Sports Radio right now, Mark Pope should be standing up on a podium and talking with the media. While Matt Jones and company are openly begging for some kind of communication, even joking about sending up “smoke signals,” the Kentucky basketball program has effectively gone completely dark. Aside from a […]