Most of the words Chris Drury said in July about defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov centered around the defensive aspect of the defenseman’s $49 million matchup. The Rangers president and general manager wanted to be better in front of their goalies. He wanted to improve coverage in high-risk areas. Gavrikov, who was signed to a seven-year contract … Read more
Was it pure coincidence or something more intentional when the lights went out in overtime of a 3-3 game between UMass and UConn and the Huskies had a chance to win? That’s the question UConn hockey fans may be asking themselves after the nation’s No. 13 team lost in a shootout to the Minutemen over … Read more
This late stage of Alexander Ovechkin’s NHL career has been a lesson in conservation. As Ovi skates through his first season since turning 40, comfortable in his reign as the league’s all-time king of goals, his play feels like it’s taken on a certain regal quality. He is grizzled, venerable, and so obviously distinguished from … Read more
The first week of college football isn’t always the best from an offensive perspective, as teams are still working through the kinks after a long offseason. But that’s not the case for every team, as many leapt out to high-scoring debuts in Week 1. In this piece, we highlighted those exact teams, ranking and analyzing … Read more
Liverpool Luis Diaz sends heartfelt message to fans after scoring his first premier league goal Liverpool Fc new Signing Luis Diaz has announced Anfield his “new home” after scoring for the first time on Anfield as Liverpool saw off Norwich City in a 3-1 home win. The Reds trailed from behind against the Canaries, who took … Read more
Erik Reynolds II officially joined the Oklahoma City Thunder on June 27, signing a Summer League contract as an undrafted free agent after completing four seasons at Saint Joseph’s. However, his debut in the league started hilariously. Just seconds into the game against the Brooklyn Nets, Reynolds accidentally scored on the wrong basket. It didn’t … Read more
Los Angeles Clippers superstar James Harden passed Moses Malone in scoring and moved up to 11th on the NBA all-time scoring list during Sunday night’s 103-101 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Malone, the three-time MVP who won a championship with the Philadelphia 76ers in 1983, retired with 27,409 points across his 21-year career. James … Read more