The New York Giants and longtime owner the Mara family have allowed first-round draft pick Malik Nabers to change the culture of the team.
In an unprecedented move, Giants owner John Mara reached out to former Giants Hall of Famer Ray Flaherty’s family to ask if they would allow his No. 1 jersey to be unretired by the franchise so Nabers could wear it. Flowers was the first NFL player to ever have his number retired, in 1935.
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It’s expected that Mercedes will announce 18-year-old Italian phenom Andrea Kimi Antonelli as the driver who will partner with George Russell for the 2025 Formula 1 season.
But, before that becomes official, the team decided to have the F2 driver hop in one of their cars for Free Practice 1 in his home country.
What an incredible opportunity… unfortunately, it ended prematurely in a big way.
Kansas City wide receiver Rashee Rice isn’t out of trouble. But he’s probably out of trouble for the 2024 NFL season.
And while this is a serious matter affecting multiple lives, not to mention Rice’s career, this also could affect the Chiefs in their push for a three-peat, and fantasy football players trying help their teams.
Rice is currently the focus of an NFL review based on his March 2024 crash on I-75 in Dallas. He still faces a two-front legal problem in that authorities charged him criminally, and he’s been sued civilly.
Johnny Hockey was an an edge-of-your-seat, hold-your-breath kind of player, who also bucked conventional wisdom with a stunning free-agency choice in 2022.
People who have played or have followed hockey over the years know that it’s a small community of people. All of that community woke up feeling like they had been kicked in the stomach after hearing the news that Columbus Blue Jackets star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, had been tragically killed while riding their bikes in New Jersey. This just hours before their sister was supposed to get married.
Obviously, the human element of the tragedy is heartbreaking enough.
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ESPN wants people to believe Angel Reese is a better WNBA rookie than Caitlin Clark.
Clark has been on an insane run the past couple months, and is absolutely tearing up the WNBA after the Indiana Fever got off to a slow start.
Anyone paying attention knows she’s just not the most famous player in the league, but she’s also hands down the most talented and impactful rookie.
The people at ESPN were apparently never told or haven’t watched much WNBA action this season.
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