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Jason Kelce has a great new way to irritate the missus in retirement thanks to a gift he received from an orthopedic clinic in Philadelphia: a baritone saxophone.
When one thinks of an orthopedic clinic, who doesn’t think of woodwind instruments.
However, there’s a reason why that’s the gift they went with.
According to Daily Mail, Kelce was given his new sax at a charity golf event and the moment was caught on video and shared by Philly sports radio station 94WIP.

There is nothing better than playoff hockey, as the saying goes, and the first round of the 2024 NHL playoffs proved it true once more. An electric grouping of matchups gave the fans a thrilling start to the postseason and things are only bound to get better as the second round pits heavyweight against heavyweight in both conferences.
Here is the full schedule for the second round of the 2024 NHL playoffs, organized by series. The time and major broadcast are noted where applicable.

One of the WNBA’s thorniest logistical issues appears on the verge of being put to bed.
The league will provide charter air travel to all its teams for the first time, commissioner Cathy Engelbert said Tuesday—a week before the beginning of the regular season.
“We intend to fund a full-time charter for this season,” Engelbert told reporters.
Per the commissioner, the flights will cost $25 million over two seasons and will begin “as soon as we can get planes in places.

Texas Rangers second baseman Marcus Semien started off Tuesday’s game against the Oakland Athletics with a bang.
The first pitch thrown to Semien by A’s pitcher Ross Stripling was a 91-mph fastball. Semien crushed the ball 401 feet to start the game, a home run off of the first pitch. It’s always exciting in baseball when this somewhat rare feat happens.
There were audible cheers from the audience as Semien rounded the bases even though the game was being played in Oakland. It must’ve been exciting for both sides of fans.

The league intends to launch the program “as soon as we can get planes in places.

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“Wheel of Fortune” contestants not knowing who the Kelce Brothers are shows not everyone is terminally online.
It might seem like there’s no escaping Jason and Travis Kelce for sports fans today, but that doesn’t mean the NFL’s most famous brothers have fully grasped their crossover appeal.
Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end Travis Kelce and former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce were the answer for a topic on Wheel of Fortune, and let’s just say it didn’t go so well.

Camille Herron has to believe it is possible.
An ultrarunner, Herron is no stranger to breaking records at long distances. Most recently, she ran 560.33 miles over six days to set the all-time women’s mark. 
Now she has another record in her sights: the men’s. 
Herron, who has broken several records throughout her running career, is still basking in her achievements from Lululemon’s FURTHER six-day ultramarathon that took place in March, where she set 12 world records.

Former Ole Miss and current Toronto Argonauts quarterback Chad Kelly has been suspended nine games by the Canadian Football League for violating its ‘gender based violence’ policy. 
All of this comes on the heels of a third-party investigation into allegations made by a former assistant strength coach that came to light this past February. The former coach is suing Toronto for unlawful termination, along with suing Kelly for sexual harassment during the 2022 and 2023 seasons.

Louis Oosthuizen during LIV Golf Singapore. | Photo by Lionel Ng/Getty Images
Louis Oosthuizen, who won the 2010 Open Championship at St. Andrews, reportedly declined an invite to compete at the 2024 PGA Championship.
On a recent call with the media, South African Trevor Immelman, the lead analyst for CBS Sports, expressed his surprise at Louis Oosthuizen’s omission from the 2024 PGA Championship.
DataGolf lists Oosthuizen, also a South African, as the 32nd-ranked player in the world.