Boy, are things heating up between the US and Canada over the mounting tarriff-off between the two nations, and on Tuesday Florida Governor Ron DeSantis decided to hit the Great White North where it hurts the most: in its more than three-decades-long Stanley Cup drought.
The governor was discussing the Sunshine State’s robust tourist numbers when he mentioned that last year saw 142 million people visiting.
That figure included 3.3 million Canadians.
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Holy Cross might want to forget Tuesday’s game in Virginia
College basketball is receiving the bulk of attention in collegiate sports right now, with both the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments right around the corner. But things are starting to heat up on the diamonds as well, as both baseball and softball seasons are getting into gear.
On Tuesday the George Mason baseball team hosted Holy Cross for the final game of an eight-game homestand at Spuhler Field in Fairfax, Virginia.
In a twist of fate, Aaron Rodgers is the hottest free-agent quarterback heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, and the Raiders would certainly appreciate his services in Las Vegas.
Raiders star edge rusher Maxx Crosby enthusiastically endorsed the idea of bringing 41-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers to Las Vegas.
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Crosby, like many of his teammates, can’t be thrilled by the team’s floundering quarterback depth.
“I know he’s 42 or 41.
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Hack-a-Silver!
Let’s all point and laugh at the NBA, which suffered a humiliating security breach on Tuesday when the league’s X account was hacked.
Fans thought Adam Silver was taking desperate measures to generate revenue after the official NBA account posted a message announcing the launch of a crypto asset titled “$NBA Coin.
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“Around the Horn” will air its final episode on Friday, May 23. ESPN announced plans to cancel the program Thursday, after 23 years on the network.
While we feel for the producers and staffers affected by the decision, ESPN should have canceled the show years ago. “Around the Horn” had become a safe haven for far-left bigotry, which should have no place on a sports network.