Month: July 2021

The Chicago Blackhawks have traded Duncan Keith to the Edmonton Oilers, and they’ve saved a lot of money too. As the idea the Blackhawks would work to send Duncan Keith to a place he can be closer to family, the Edmonton Oilers surfaced as a possible landing spot. On Monday, according to multiple reports, Keith […]

Everything you need to know about the Mile-High matchup between the American and National League at the 2021 MLB All-Star game.  With All-Star week kicking off with the highly anticipated Home Run Derby taking place Monday at 8 p.m., the All-Star game is finally within reach with a much needed opportunity to decompress before jumping into […]

The Atlanta Braves could look to make a trade to offset the devastating Ronald Acuña Jr. injury. With All-Star right fielder Ronald Acuña Jr. out for the season with a torn ACL, the Atlanta Braves could look to add a piece to their depleted outfield as the trade deadline rapidly approaches. Atlanta’s starting outfield is a far […]

Parramatta and Manly are fighting a two-way battle for Sharks prop Aaron Woods - and could even get him for the remainder of this season.

Police in Michigan have turned over their investigation into the fireworks death of Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Matiss Kivlenieks to a prosecutor for review.

An attempt at cheating to qualify Uzbekistan swimmers for the Tokyo Olympics has been blocked by sport's highest court. World swim body FINA denounced Uzbekistan's "nefarious behaviour."

As they try to make a jump to the playoffs this year, these three Las Vegas Raiders won’t survive training camp cuts. The Las Vegas Raiders have upped their win total in each year of Jon Gruden’s return as head coach, from four to seven to eight. In a certain light, as quarterback Derek Carr […]

NSW and Parramatta great Peter Sterling has backed Eels star Mitch Moses to handle the pressure on his State of Origin debut on Wednesday, outlining what he and Jack Wighton must do to ensure the Blues continue their momentum.

Former champion Zach Johnson tested positive for the coronavirus before getting on a charter flight to the British Open, forcing him to join the growing list of withdrawals and ending his streak at playing 69 consecutive majors.