The Pittsburgh Penguins are still in the hunt for a playoff spot (although, if you look at the standings, almost everyone in the Eastern Conference is), and have played pretty well at times this season, but they’re in the midst of a three-game losing streak and are in desperate need of tightening things up in net.
GM Kyle Dubas did that on Wednesday with a move that was kind of stunning, but in the long run, probably is best for all parties involved.
Dubas announced that the Pens were waiving two-time All-Star netminder Tristan Jarry who is only in the second year of a five-year deal.
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Vanderbilt’s football team showed some serious grit this season, with head coach Clark Lea leading the charge.
Lea joined OutKick Hot Mic’s Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow on Wednesday to hit several topics in college football — one of them being the ‘crisis’ of players faking injuries during live action.
Lea, who led Vandy to a 7-6 record (3-5 SEC), kept it straight with Hutton and Withrow, saying it’s a real issue that requires corrective action.
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Jim Harbaugh experienced an irregular heartbeat and briefly left a game earlier this season.
The NHL’s foray into Utah with the Utah Hockey Club has been an unmitigated success off the ice, solving the Arizona Coyotes problem that had plagued the league for years.
Salt Lake City has been fired up about the team — shattering arena beer records (yeah, a beer record in Utah is hilarious in itself) and showing up in droves to buy the team’s inaugural sweaters — but unfortunately, the fans haven’t gotten to a see a lot of wins in their own barn.
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One of the more controversial parts of modern college football in the 2024 season was the increasing scourge of fake player injuries. Almost every game, there were obvious instances of players going down on purpose to stop the clock or provide a brief breather.
If the American Football Coaches Association has their way, however, those days might come to an end.
Yahoo Sport’s Ross Dellenger reported Tuesday that the AFCA convention has been discussing ways to prevent fake injuries from further encroaching on the integrity of the game.
On Sunday, police arrested a man accused of stalking WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark. The Marion County Prosecutor’s office alleged the man sent Clark numerous threats and sexually explicit messages on social media before trying to physically contact her by traveling to Indianapolis.
The accused stalker, Michael Thomas Lewis, gleefully admitted to the accusations in court on Tuesday. “Guilty as charged,” he proudly shouted.
To this point, the WNBA has not commented on the matter. Nor have any notable WNBA players.
Urban Meyer will join Nick Saban in the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class, and Michael Vick and Michael Strahan are among the 18 former players who will be inducted next December.
Phoenix acquired the 7-foot center in a deal with the Hornets on Wednesday.