Author: Michael

Shohei Ohtani might be the best Secret Santa of all time.
The reigning American League MVP gifted a brand new Porsche to Ashley Kelly — wife of Dodgers’ pitcher Joe Kelly — as a token of his appreciation for her role in recruiting him to Los Angeles.
Ashley posted the video of her surprise new car to Instagram late Saturday night.
“It’s yours. From Shohei,” she is told in the video. “He wanted to gift you a Porsche. I swear.”

“It’s yours…from Shohei.”
Shohei gifted Joe Kelly’s wife Ashley with a new car for her Ohtake17 campaign. pic.twitter.

The only fight we saw out of Eastern Michigan against South Alabama on Saturday night during the 68Ventures bowl game took place after the 59-10 loss.
South Alabama cruised to its first ever bowl win in their home stadium without its starting quarterback, which led to a tense moment following the final whistle. The game was out of control from an offensive standpoint, with USA leading 52-3 in the third quarter.
But it was the postgame kerfuffle that had folks in the stadium talking, and filming.

Which teams will win? What’s at stake? Here’s everything you need to know.

NFL Nation reporters react to all the action. Here’s what we learned from Week 16.

Guys… It was a Festivus to remember. We had not one, but two Michigan move goals on the same night.
The first one came courtesy of Blackhawks rookie phenom Connor Bedard. He threw down the iconic move against the St. Louis Blues and did so with authority.

CONNOR BEDARD MICHIGAN GOAL THIS IS NOT A DRILL. pic.twitter.com/KPWcsVGzo0
— NHL (@NHL) December 24, 2023

After that goal, I declared that it was probably the goal of the year. I even called the article “There’s A Good Chance Connor Bedard Scored The Goal Of The Year With This Disgusting Michigan Move Tally.

Chicago Blackhawks rookie Connor Bedard has lived up to expectations in his first NHL season, as the No. 1 draft pick boasts 13 goals and 30 points in 33 games. The 18-year-old center’s latest highlight came on Saturday, when he successfully pulled off a “Michigan goal” in a game against the St. Louis Blues.
The move, which was made famous by University of Michigan winger Mike Legg in 1996, occurs when a player picks up the puck with his stick behind the net—seemingly defying gravity—and scores on a wraparound shot, similar to a lacrosse goal.

The Masters Twitter Account
It may only be December, but leave it to the Masters content team to remind fans that spring isn’t far away.
Santa Claus may come Sunday night, but The Masters’ social media team went ahead and dropped their Christmas gift to the masses a little early.
During a 21-second video, the promo did point out something to golf fans.
“A welcome reminder that spring is just around the corner. #themasters,” the caption wrote.

A welcome reminder that spring is just around the corner. #themasters pic.twitter.

There was a scary moment during Saturday night’s game between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Toronto Maple Leafs when Columbus center Sean Kuraly left the game following a collision and was taken to a nearby hospital.
It happened late in the first period. Kuraly was battling for a puck behind the net when he took a hit from Toronto defenceman Jake McCabe.
Kuraly went down a little awkwardly but managed to get to his feet and even played the puck. However, he was left doubled over in clear agony and made his way to the bench.

Dan Lanning is getting dragged by the internet after sharing a video of himself cooking up some steaks.
Lanning and the Oregon Ducks are 11-2 and will play Liberty in the Fiesta Bowl. While the team missed the playoff, it was still a very solid year for the program.
He clearly has it trending in the proper direction. While there’s no debate about that, there is a lot of debate unfolding online about Lanning’s cooking skills after he dropped a viral video.
Dan Lanning roasted after sharing video of himself cooking steak.

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The NFL action in Week 16 comes to an end on Christmas and sports bettors have a great opportunity to add some more holiday cheer with three games on Monday.
The game with the lowest projected total is surprisingly the matchup between the Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs. This AFC West battle has an Over/Under marked at 40.5 on SI Sportsbook with the Chiefs listed as 10.5 point favorites.