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Joe Pavelski headlines a deep 2027 group, while Zetterberg, Marleau, LeClair and several goalies have compelling cases.
Washington secures its center fielder through 2030, banking on elite range and speed while giving Young a path to long-term financial security.
McGregor’s final UFC bout could shape his bare-knuckle future: BKFC’s David Feldman says he’ll need to look good, win or lose.
Gane calls the 2026 heavyweight top 10 the best in UFC history. His title defense against Josh Hokit gives him a chance to make the case in the cage.
The comedians say White’s public alliances have dulled their enthusiasm for UFC, while fighter pay remains a point of concern.
Ruotolo dropped Lee with a sharp combination, then finished with a rear-naked choke to end his second lightweight title reign in Bangkok.
Costa’s move to the early prelims after a May main event has fans questioning UFC 334’s lineup, while Stephen Thompson’s farewell is also outside the main card.
Roffe joins a scouting department he says has made strides, while White Sox broadcasts averaged 84,800 viewers per game, up 168%.
Rochelle beat fan favourite Twinks for the £100,000 prize, then faced a hostile final crowd as months of controversy followed her out of the house.
Rochelle took the £100,000 prize despite a hostile final reception, while Twinks’ support and unanswered questions over the series sharpen the fallout.
Alex Vesia topped the rise charts, while Cole Ragans’ four-seamer edged Nolan McLean’s curveball for the most total movement.
Teams averaged 3.56 runs per game, but matchup quality explains part of October’s drought. Milwaukee was the lone playoff team with above-average wOBA.
Trevor Megill led the majors in middle-middle pitches, while Tyron Guerrero’s sinker owned the zone. Aaron Nola and Grant Taylor excelled in dangerous territory...
Piniella’s career brought a title in Cincinnati and Seattle’s defining run, but his uneven record leaves a tough Cooperstown case.
The Rays fell short of the organization's first World Series championship, but the skipper wasn't to blame. Source
Milwaukee’s 11-2 playoff run reflected Pat Murphy’s lineup flexibility and bold bullpen calls, with a few close decisions keeping his grades below perfect.
Medina’s changeup topped the whiff list, while Aaron Ashby, Fernando Cruz and Zack Wheeler dominated other measures of batters’ discomfort.
Seven Gold Gloves tell only part of White’s story: his playing, broadcasting and executive work opened doors across baseball.
Henderson offers a change-of-scene rebound bet; De La Cruz brings a peak-year breakout. Either shortstop could reshape a contender’s offseason.
Montreal answered a historic collapse with four equalizers, a three-point night from Suzuki and Caufield’s overtime winner against Utah.