Well, one of these stories of a high-profile athlete having their home burglarized in recent months has a somewhat happy — if not kind of bizarre — ending.
This week it was reported that Pittsburgh Penguins star Evgeni Malkin’s Pittsburgh-area home was broken into, and his three Stanley Cup rings were missing.
Well, thankfully those rings have been recovered… from inside the Russian forward’s house.
The Allegheny Police Department announced the news on their X account.
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The heavyweight match of the weekend has one team with the edge.
It’s the game of the weekend, if not the entire season. Ravens vs. Bills is the heavyweight matchup of the AFC, with the winner likely cementing themselves as Super Bowl favorites. Two of the league’s best offenses, led by two quarterbacks with equal claim for the MVP award — it doesn’t get much better than this.
There are reasons you could pick Buffalo here.
We haven’t heard Dick Vitale call a college basketball game since 2023, and if you ask me, that’s way too long of a stretch. But on January 25, that wait will be over.
ESPN announced that next Saturday, Vitale is going to be courtside when the Duke Blue Devils take on the in-state rival Wake Forest Demon Deacons in Winston-Salem, NC. Vitale had been out of the broadcasting booth for almost two years due to a battle with vocal cord cancer. But last week, the legendary announcer received some great news when he was announced cancer-free.
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The clash pits one of the NBA’s most disgruntled superstars against a franchise that won’t bend to his will. And everyone in the NBA is watching.
There was no doubt that Ohio State, along with head coach Ryan Day, had their backs against the wall following the Michigan loss to end their regular season.
What have they done since that loss to the Wolverines? Embarrassed Tennessee and Oregon, followed by a gritty performance against Texas in the semifinals that clinched a spot in the college football playoff title game.
While you can dislike the Buckeyes all you want, you have to at least respect them for the run they’ve been on over the past month. This team was dead and buried by everyone with a platform, myself included.