When you think of the North American “Big Four” sports leagues, what comes to mind? Traditionally, it is the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL. Not anymore. Recently, soccer overtook hockey in American viewership.
Personally,...
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On June 9, 2010, the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Philadelphia Flyers in game six of the Stanley Cup...
It’s the most wonderful time of the year — nope, not quite the holiday season, but it could be even better. If football, postseason baseball and preseason basketball wasn’t an enticing enough...
Another NHL trade deadline has come and gone, with this one being the quietest hockey fans have experienced since the 2000 deadline. Only 17 trades were made, moving 26 players in total. The number of...
Last week, professional sports in the U.S. stopped for the second time this year due to an athlete boycott.
The first time, it was the COVID-19 pandemic that halted most sports globally. This pandemic,...
Due to the spread of the coronavirus, sporting events around the world have either been canceled, suspended or postponed.
This includes postponement of the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan...
Cullen Fagan, Associate Sports Editor
• February 21, 2018
Two decades ago, ice hockey in the American South was considered a joke. Even the 1999 Stanley Cup victory by the Dallas Stars did little to change northern U.S. and Canadian attitudes about southern teams....
Collegiate athletics are supposed to be a way for young adults to compete at a higher level and grow as people while still focusing on their studies. This has never been the case.
The NCAA gains from...
