Browsing: All news

Category Added in a WPeMatico Campaign

McCutchen got back his 300th HR ball, and the video is so wholesome.
Andrew McCutchen closing out his career where it began is beautiful, and on Sunday the Pirates legend hit his 300th career home run in front of the Pittsburgh crowd.
It’s tough to know how a fan will react after catching an iconic ball like this, knowing it would be worth a ton of money in the sports memorabilia market — but McCutchen proved what a special player his is off the field in this interaction with the young fan who caught the ball.

What a moment. pic.twitter.

Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images
Tracking the latest NFL Draft rumors with just over a week to go
Happy Tax Day, I guess?
A new week begins, and it is perhaps a critical one in the NFL world.
It is the last full week before the 2024 NFL Draft.
The rumor carousel is spinning wildly as the week begins, so let’s buckle up and take it for a ride.
At least one member of the Buffalo Bills thinks they are trading up
With Stefon Diggs now in Houston, and Gabe Davis down in Jacksonville, the Buffalo Bills certainly have a need at wide receiver.

Y’all hear that? Shush up, and listen real close. Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? Is that … ringing? Wait, it can’t be!? It must be a mistake. 
The NASCAR script-writers finally listened? For once?
Sound the siren, baby! Chase Elliott is back in Victory Lane for the first time since gas prices … well, they were still pretty high in Oct. 2022 (thanks, Joe!), but you know what I mean. 
Frankly, Clyde’s first win in 42 races couldn’t have come at a better time for NASCAR. I mean it.

SB Nation spoke with the F1 Academy star about her start to the season, racing in the United States, and her passions away from the track
Currently, Alpine has a driver atop the Championship standings in their racing series.
Her name is Abbi Pulling, and she drives for Alpine and Rodin Motorsport in the F1 Academy.
Now in its second year, the all-female F1 Academy looks to level the playing field in single-seater racing, with all ten F1 teams now sponsoring a driver who races in their livery.

Photo by ANP via Getty Images
A premature celebration spoiled a surefire victory for the Dutch rider.
Lorena Wiebes is the fastest sprinter in women’s cycling right now. Seeing the Dutch star beat the bunch in the prestigious Amstel Gold Race on Sunday did therefore not come as a surprise.
What was surprising was that Wiebes still did not end up winning the race, even after the SD Worx Protime rider thought she had it in the bag — so much so, that she started celebrating before actually crossing the finish line. That premature celebration ended up costing her.