The Columbus Blue Jackets hit the ice at home for the first time this preseason, and they held an emotional pre-game tribute to late star forward Johnny Gaudreau.
The St. Louis Blues visited Nationwide Arena for the Jackets’ pre-season home opener, which marked the first time that the team has been at Nationwide Arena since Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, were killed by a drunk driver while riding bikes in New Jersey in late August.
Before puck drop, the Jackets held an emotional, 13-second moment of silence to honor the Gaudreaus.
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Fantasy football analyst Tera Roberts highlights several players who will make or break your lineups in Week 4.
Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton is out for the season with an ACL tear. But he’d probably just play on it if doctors would let him.
Singleton suffered the injury in the first quarter — on the eighth snap, to be exact — of Denver’s 26-7 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. But he still went on to play the remaining 48 defensive snaps to finish the game.
“That’s crazy, man,” Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain II said, speaking for all of us.
Major League Baseball pitching great Tommy John believes his public support of Donald Trump may be keeping him out of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
“I’ve always said that you’re the first one to have this groundbreaking surgery [Tommy John surgery,] you also won 288 games and maybe this is not a question for you but for the people that vote on such things – why are you not in the Hall of Fame? You’re such a big part of baseball history,” ESPN and YES Network host Michael Kay asked on The Michael Kay Show.
Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don uncovers some more fraudulent stats in time for Week 4 of the season.
The new documentary “Mr. McMahon” says a lot, but almost nothing of consequence.
If you hoped to actually learn anything about WWE patriarch Vince McMahon from Netflix’s six-part documentary Mr. McMahon there’s but one suggestion to offer: Don’t waste your time.
Despite opening with a taciturn McMahon sitting in a ring and promising an exhaustive dive into his decisions in wrestling, quickly the tone of Mr. McMahon changes to become far too similar to every wrestling documentary that came before it.
It’s safe to say few expected the Steelers, Vikings and Seahawks to be perfect at this point in the season. All three teams are on the road, but can still win.
A fascinating dive into Justin Fields’ leadership of the Steelers.
There’s something in the water in Pittsburgh right now. The Steelers are flying high at 3-0, and central to that is Justin Fields, who has found new life in the black and yellow. Not only is Fields playing the best football of his career, but with each passing week he’s making a case for being the long-term answer the Steelers have been missing at quarterback since Ben Roethlisberger’s retirement.
The general public, not just sports fans, has endured a Kelce brothers overload over the past year and change. Every time you turn on your television or open up social media, either Jason Kelce or Travis Kelce are going to find a way to make it onto your screen. However, despite some people beginning to grow tired of them, they still create those moments where it all makes sense why they’ve been dominating the media landscape.
Yep, this NFL season is … weird. It’s just weird. No other way to say it.
Sam Darnold is the MVP front-runner, and the Vikings may be the best team in the league. Andy Dalton is maybe a top-10 QB in 2024. The Panthers have a way better offense than the Miami Dolphins.
So does the local 8A high school football team down the road, by the way, but that’s neither here nor there.
What else? Travis Kelce is washed. Beyond washed. Like, DONE-DONE.