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Jordan Clarkson’s $3.9M Knicks reunion leaves one uncomfortable question

Jordan Clarkson is coming back to the Knicks on a one-year, $3.9 million veteran minimum deal after helping them win […]

NFL Mock Drafts: Where could Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza get picked?

Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza, currently favored to win the 2025 Heisman Trophy, is also likely to be a first round pick in next Spring’s NFL Draft. He attracted plenty of attention at Cal, but rocketed up draft boards this past offseason and throughout the Hoosiers’ 11-0 start. Mendoza fits the typical NFL mold. He’s tall, […]

Coaching carousel: Need a Curt Cignetti? Good luck recreating Indiana

No. 2 Indiana football is 11-0 in 2025 after going 11-1 in 2024. It’s an unprecedented run of success for one of college football’s historically worst programs and it was all sparked by one consequential hire: Curt Cignetti. Indiana’s athletics department, keenly aware of football’s ever-rising importance in the collegiate landscape, made the decision to […]

Flyers’ 3 Stars of the Week: One line stood above the rest

It was a middling week for the Flyers, going 1-1-1 through three games–though truthfully, perhaps it could’ve been 2-1-0 had a certain play not been called offsides. Alas, the record is the record, and we’ll start with the bad news: the Flyers have fallen out of a wildcard spot, with the two New York teams ahead of them. The good news is that the Eastern Conference is still in such a state of flux that, by the end of next week, the could stumble right back into a playoff spot. That’s important...

Are the Los Angeles Dodgers saving or ruining baseball?

The 2025 World Series proved to be an all-timer, as a hard fought and outstanding series came down to one of the greatest Game 7’s in the sports long history. In the end, the Toronto Blue Jays squandered a few too many chances to score, while the Los Angeles Dodgers roared back with timely solo […]

‘I feel like I’m where I’m supposed to be’: Shiann Darkangelo makes instant impact with the Victoire

Shiann Darkangelo is entering her first PWHL season with the Montreal Victoire, but her name has been involved in rumours linking her to the team going back as far as the league’s first season when she was with the Boston Fleet. In that season she would eventually be traded to the Ottawa Charge, where she spent a little over a season and helped defeat the Victoire in four games in the PWHL Semifinal. When she became a free agent, the Victoire targeted the 31-year old and made her a priori...

Falcons – Panthers recap: The 2025 season is over

Ten games in and it’s over. The Atlanta Falcons justifiably fired Dan Quinn to embrace a rebuild they still haven’t finished, resulting in a team that Arthur Smith couldn’t pilot to a winning season and Raheem Morris can’t win with, either. This isn’t rock bottom because there is no such thing in the long dark […]

Monday BP: Matt Chapman community review

Good morning, baseball fans! Since the season ended, the McCovey Chronicles staff have been doing player reviews that go over each member of the San Francisco Giants’ 2025 season. Today, I’m going to continue our community reviews where we ask you all to weigh in on how you feel like each player did this year […]

Monday Morning Bag Skate 11-17-25

This is your daily thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS RECAPS: Blackhawks 3, Maple Leafs 2 ( SCH ) ( Sun-Times ) ( Tribune ) ( The Athletic ) Blackhawks Week That Was and Will Be, 11/14: Hold Fast Hope ( SCH ) Musings on Madison, Episode 195 — Hawks back at home ( SCH ) Oliver Moore learning he really is fast enough to blow past NHL competition ( Sun-Times ) Foligno out approximately 4 weeks with injury ( The Athletic ) Young Blackhawks gi...

Josh Allen and Buffalo Bills wide receivers sank Buccaneers in Week 11

The Buffalo Bills won a back-and-forth affair on Sunday, defeating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 44-32 in an entertaining matchup. Both offenses came to play, and both teams actually had to resort to the other thing they do on offense in order to be successful. Whereas the Bills have been a juggernaut running the football, they […]

Kansas City Royals news: Cam Devanney can be big in Japan

Jaylon Thompson writes that Blake Mitchell is starting to feel like himself again in Arizona. “It’s a bunch of fun competing with these guys,” Mitchell said. “It’s great. I couldn’t imagine just sitting at home just doing the offseason right now. I would much rather be out here playing baseball, competing with these guys, my […]

Cardinals’ lack of financial commitment for the future

I thought I had a good idea for a post. And in truth, it is a good idea. I was going to look at the Cardinals roster at the moment and see how much money was committed beyond this year. Primarily by trying to estimate the arbitration prices. There was one small problem. Well two […]

This Day in Braves History: Chipper Jones is named N.L. MVP

Braves Franchise History  1982 – Dale Murphy wins the National League MVP Award, becoming the first Braves player to be so honored since Hank Aaron in 1957, when the team played in Milwaukee. Murphy hit .281 with 36 home runs, 109 RBI, 113 runs, and 23 stolen bases. 1989 – Nick Esasky, who became one […]

ACC Roundup: An Interesting Sunday

The ACC split on four games Sunday, with Wake Forest beating UMass Lowell 109-75 and Virginia Tech taking care of Charlotte, 84-76. As for the losses, Notre Dame lost to Ohio State 64-63 while Miami fell to Florida 82-68. Miami is vastly improved from last year’s disaster but they couldn’t stand up to Florida’s front […]

Myles Garrett, Carson Schwesinger: Should Browns lack of wins limit NFL awards?

After another historic Myles Garrett performance, where he had four sacks and broke an NFL record to be the first player in NFL history with 12 sacks in six straight seasons, his chances of winning Defensive Player of the Year have increased. Carson Schwesinger also had a great performance against the Baltimore Ravens that included an interception. […]

The dashed hopes and shattered dreams of 2025

Plenty of baseball fans are not romantic about baseball, but for the rest of us, there’s a romance in every season. And what’s romance but hopes and dreams? A week before the start of the regular season, I listed out my hopes and dreams for the San Francisco Giants in 2025 and did a check-in […]