Formula 1 makes its first visit to the United States of the 2025 season this weekend, and there’s going to be a lot of attention on a team that won’t even be competing until next season.
Cadillac — which is slated to join the grid in 2026 as F1’s 11th team — will be in town for a special event in which they’re expected to unveil the livery that it’ll be using for the inaugural season.
There will be a lot of eyes on that, simply because everyone loves a livery reveal, but there are rumors that the team may have a special guest on hand: Sergio Perez.
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I know the Stanley Cup Playoffs are going on and that’s where all of our attention should be, but I’ve got to say, the coaching musical chairs happening this offseason are some of the wildest in years.
We’ve got several teams like the Bruins and Rangers, who, just one year removed from being serious Cup contenders, look to be on the verge of blowing up the farm after cutting bait with their head coaches.
Meanwhile, a couple of teams that are fighting to become contenders once again are also looking for new bench bosses.
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The San Francisco 49ers are adding some offensive line help in the free agent market. They agreed to a deal with veteran offensive tackle DJ Humphries according to his agency, AMDG.
Humphries, 31, is a nine-year NFL veteran who has started all 100 games he’s played since being selected No. 24 overall in the 2016 draft.
Rich Rodriguez and Scott Frost are new to the Big 12 Conference, but not to the schools that have welcomed them back.
Rodriguez at West Virginia and Frost at UCF are the only new coaches in the 16-team Big 12, and now have been through their first spring since getting back to their old schools.
West Virginia has gone through 13 seasons in the Big 12, but were still in the Big East when Rodriguez led the Mountaineers to three consecutive 11-win seasons from 2005-07 before his departure for Michigan.
The NHL struck gold with its 4 Nations All-Star Face-Off this year, reigniting fan excitement, while the NBA’s All-Star events have faded into irrelevance.
The NHL’s 4 Nations Tournament Championship delivered a massive ratings win, with ESPN’s broadcast pulling in 9.3 million U.S. viewers — the most-watched non-Olympic hockey game ever, as reported on OutKick.
Adding Canadian viewership, the total soared to 16.1 million, nearly rivaling Game 7 of last year’s Stanley Cup Final between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers, as OutKick’s Matt Reigle noted.
Dusty May has done an exemplary job attracting top talent to Ann Arbor in just over a year’s time, whether it be through the transfer portal or recruiting process. In short order last year, he built a team that made the Sweet 16 after being the worst team in the Big Ten, and then capitalized by signing a five-star and two four-stars in 2025.
May is reloading again in the portal, with the big fish being former UAB forward Yaxel Lendeborg — if the Wolverines can keep him from going to the NBA draft.
NEW YORK — Left-hander Brooks Raley, who is recovering from elbow surgery last May, on Tuesday finalized a one-year contract with the New York Mets that guarantees $1.85 million.
A seven-year major league veteran, Raley made eight appearances for the Mets last year before getting hurt, the last on April 19. The 36-year-old has a 4.04 ERA and 6-10 record with the Chicago Cubs (2012-13), Cincinnati (2020), Houston (2020-21), Tampa Bay (2022) and the Mets (2023-23). He pitched in South Korea from 2015-19.
Raley, who was placed on the 15-day injured list, gets a $1.5 million salary this year.
The 2025 NFL Draft is in the books, and by all metrics, general manager Andrew Berry and the Cleveland Browns’ week was a success.
After weeks of projecting that the Browns would take a quarterback at No. 2, and then shifting that to Travis Hunter after Shedeur Sanders’ stock fell, Berry and the Browns pulled a fast one on us and the rest of the league – except the Jags.
Trading the No. 2 pick to Jacksonville earned the Browns more draft capital, important capital for building for the future.
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Players seem to be throwing the ball off the glass to themselves more than ever, and not just to generate highlights.