Team USA Hockey absolutely dominated Finland 6-1 on Thursday night during the 4 Nations Tournament’s opening game.
The best part, however, wasn’t the action on the ice, but what happened immediately after every Team USA goal. That’s when the speakers began BLASTING Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Freebird” in what may be the best celebratory song ever.
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ESPN’s Sean McDonough is scheduled to call the epic Four Nations Faceoff matchup between the United States and Canada on Saturday at 8 EST, and that’s not a good thing.
Despite being ESPN’s first option for play-by-play duties for its hockey broadcasts, McDonough has yet to call a game this year. He has been scheduled for four games so far this year (including USA’s 6-1 win over Finland last night), but has backed out of all them due to health concerns.
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Before we can truly close the book on Super Bowl LIX, there is one final bit of business.
A parade.
Today the Philadelphia Eagles and thousands upon thousands of their fans will gather in the City of Brotherly Love to pay tribute to the team that denied Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs their shot at NFL history. The parade will begin at Lincoln Financial Field around 11:00 a.m. Eastern, heading down Broad Street towards City Hall before arriving at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
You have to hand it to Shaq. He doesn’t try holding back his feelings, for better or worse.
The NBA Hall of Famer’s latest “tell it like it is” moment occurred on Thursday night’s Inside The NBA when he abruptly screamed “F*** it!” in what truly was a train going off the rails moment.
The outburst came towards the end of TNT’s Inside The NBA after the Timberwolves defeated the Thunder 116-101 and the show’s “Race to the board” segment in which Shaq and Charles Barkley trolled Kenny Smith by not participating.
Here are a few things to keep an eye on as the league’s best and brightest take center stage during All-Star festivities, starting tonight.