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Yesterday the NHL officially announced that the Arizona Coyotes were going to go inactive while a new Utah-based franchise was on the way.
This happened pretty fast, but it’s clear that fans are already fired up about Salt Lake City being home to an NHL team.
Just two hours after the news was made official, Ryan Smith, the new team’s owner, revealed that they had already received 6,000 season-ticket deposits.
That’s pretty damn good. Especially considering teams like Vegas and Seattle did season ticket drives with a bit more of a heads-up that it was happening.

Russell Wilson, like anyone who just went through a bad breakup (Denver? Never heard of it…), has moved to a new city and is now trying to fit in with the local folk.
By “local folk, I mean the Pittsburgh Pirates.
As you may recall, in addition to being a hell of a quarterback (except for most of his stint in Denver. Phew, crack a window!) Wilson is also a heck of a baseball player. He was drafted twice, first by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2007 MLB Draft and the Colorado Rockies in the 2010 MLB Draft, and then went on to play some Single-A ball.

Micah Parsons may not be participating in the Dallas Cowboys’ voluntary off-season workouts, but he’s still putting in work — in his own unique way.
In a video posted on TikTok last week, the All-Pro edge rusher went shot-for-shot with professional boxer AJ Graham. The two athletes took turns punching each other in the gut until one tapped out.
Spoiler alert: Parsons didn’t last long. Parsons bowed out after taking just one hit to the gut. But he got two in on his opponent!
Parsons shouted in pain after Graham punched him, while others laughed in the background.

Ludvig Åberg during the second round of the 2024 RBC Heritage. | Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images
Ludvig Åberg remained patient throughout his round, capitalizing on opportunities late in his day to remain in the mix.
Ludvig Åberg has played Harbour Town Golf Links like a seasoned veteran, not a 24-year-old rookie.
He carded a 5-under 66 for the second straight day on Friday, sitting at 10-under through 36 holes at the RBC Heritage. The Swedish phenom sits one stroke behind Collin Morikawa, Sepp Straka, Tom Hoge, and J.T. Poston going into the weekend.