I have no clue what was getting into guys this week, but there was some baaaaaad behavior. Lucky for us, a lot of it was worthy of some OutKick NHL Weekly Awards.
I don’t know if it’s just that point in the season where guys are starting to go a bit stir-crazy. The trials and tribulations of an 82-game season are starting to get to them.
We’ve got some monumental freakouts and bad decisions this week, plus a bunch of other fun stuff that I think you’ll dig from around the wonderful world of hockey.
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Shohei Ohtani made his first appearance ever in the World Baseball Classic. Shohei recorded five strikeouts against China and notched a two-RBI double. In the top of the sixth inning, Pei Liang cranked a solo home run to get China on the board. In the bottom of the seventh inning, Shohei Ohtani hit a single and reached base for the fourth time of the night. Japan would go on to bring in two more runs to bring the final score to 8-1.
The team is the first in the NWSL to ditch white shorts in its secondary kit to help players feel more secure and to destigmatize the conversation around period health.
The Orlando Pride knew they had to redesign their secondary kit ahead of this NWSL season.
The uniform had been introduced just a year ago, but even in one season, they’d realized some issues with the white jersey, gray lettering and white shorts. First, the color palette made it all but impossible to catch names and numbers at a distance. (“It drove me crazy,” sighs Pride general manager Haley Carter.
New York reportedly flew out to meet with the Packers quarterback as the football landscape braces for one of the biggest moves of the offseason.
The Jets are optimistic that they are close to landing Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, ESPN’s Dianna Russini reported Thursday morning.
The New York team reportedly flew out to California to meet with Rodgers on Tuesday as the football landscape braces for one of the biggest moves of the offseason.
The Big 12 may be the best conference in college basketball this year, but as far as NBA Draft talent, the SEC tops them all ahead of the NCAA tournament.
Raptors guard Fred VanVleet didn’t hold back in his criticism of the officiating in Wednesday’s loss to the Clippers, singling out referee Ben Taylor and saying he doesn’t care if he receives a fine.
Sacramento’s up-tempo attack is lighting up the NBA—and the Sactown skies
For all the joy and overwhelming emotion that accompanies the birth of a child, there is one thing no parent looks forward to: the often-debilitating lack of sleep.
Yet sleeplessness hasn’t been an issue for Kings guard De’Aaron Fox since he and his wife, Recee, welcomed baby Reign to the family just over a month ago. “It’s weird—I’ve gotten good sleep ever since he’s come to us,” says Fox, who’s scored 30 points in 10 of his last 12 games.
Has Greg Gard’s time at Wisconsin come to an end?
The Badgers lost 65-57 Wednesday night in the opening round of the Big Ten Tournament to Ohio State, and it’s all but guaranteed at this point Wisconsin won’t play in the tournament. As a Wisconsin man, I sincerely hope the team declines an NIT invite. The program should never accept playing in that joke backup tournament.
Several of college football’s biggest programs are plunging into the unknown of a new play caller for the 2023 season.
The silly season never really stops in college football, as there are almost always coaches moving around across the sport and to the NFL. But with some of the offensive coordinator moves, questions abound about what they mean for the future of the programs making the moves.
The Dolphins not using the franchise tag on Gesicki is good news for fantasy managers, because he’ll be more productive elsewhere.
The tight end position was a complete disaster in fantasy football last season. Just one player (Travis Kelce) finished with over 300 PPR points, while only two others (T.J. Hockenson, George Kittle) hit the 200-point mark. Mark Andrews, who was the top tight end in 2021, scored fewer than 200 points. Heck, Taysom Hill (who plays both quarterback and tight end) was a top-10 player at the position last season.