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Everything Great Hockey Is Supposed to Be
For a league built on atmosphere, the Walter Cup keeps getting won in silence. The Minnesota Frost won the Walter Cup on the road in both 2024 and 2025. In 2026, the Montréal Victoire came ready to do the same in Ottawa, becoming the first Canadian team to lift the Walter Cup – not in front of their own fans, but by silencing nearly 13,000 opposing ones.
Megan Cundari
May 284 min read


From Franchise Icons to Front Office Leaders: The Sedins’ Next Chapter with the Canucks
Following a disastrous season in Vancouver, things are beginning to look up with several major front-office changes. After a round of interviews, the Canucks hired Ryan Johnson as the franchise's new general manager. Alongside Johnson, franchise icons Henrik Sedin and Daniel Sedin have been named co-presidents of hockey operations.
Karinna Leonard
May 255 min read


The PWHL Doesn’t Rival Like Men’s Sports. Yet?
Ottawa had scored what looked like a season-saving goal late in Game 3 against the Montréal Victoire, sending nearly 17,000 fans into chaos before the play was sent to review. White towels stopped spinning. Fans froze mid-celebration. Some stared at the jumbotron while others refused to look at all.
Megan Cundari
May 204 min read


Spring Check In: How Each MLB Division is Shaping Up So Far
The length of the MLB season means that streaks can go on longer, that stats come into play, and that, most of all, division races can change drastically as teams go on hot or cold streaks. Let’s take a look at where each division stands as we head into June!
Caitlyn Wagner
May 1910 min read


From Normandale Field to Providence Park: The City That Built Women’s Sports
Out in the Pacific Northwest, Portland has long held a unique place at the center of women’s sports. Often overlooked nationally, the Oregon city has quietly built one of the strongest women’s sports cultures in the country through generations of institutional support, historic teams, and passionate fan bases that have consistently embraced women’s athletics as essential rather than secondary.
Karinna Leonard
May 187 min read


Is it 2016 or 2026? Breaking Down The Leafs' Draft Lottery Luck
For the first time in 10 years, the Toronto Maple Leafs didn’t make the playoffs, and their subsequent reward for that was landing the first overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft. For a team that was nervous they wouldn’t even get a first round pick, first overall pick seems almost unbelievable. And in a draft class as stacked as the 2026 one is, we know Leafs fans are happy.
Caitlyn Wagner
May 124 min read


Don’t Look Now: The Athletics Are First in the AL West
Early in the season, the American League has been defined by mediocrity and volatility. Only three of the 15 teams are above .500, and the Athletics are one of them. At .500 themselves, they’ve somehow worked their way to the top of the AL West. While that alone is notable, the more compelling story is how this team is coming together. Through a mix of emerging young hitters, defensive growth up the middle, historic streaks, and a few unexpected breakout profiles, the A's are
Karinna Leonard
May 117 min read


Built by Mom: The Women Behind the NFL’s Biggest Names
We celebrate linebackers playing through pain, running backs fighting for extra yards, and quarterbacks standing tall in collapsing pockets. We glorify resilience constantly in football.
But behind nearly every NFL star is someone who showed resilience long before the cameras ever arrived: their mom.
This Mother’s Day, we celebrate some of the women behind football’s biggest names.
Elizabeth MacBey
May 105 min read


Taking Surfing to New Heights: An Interview with Erin Brooks
At just 18 years old, Erin Brooks isn't just making waves in the surfing world: she's owning them.
Alyssa Klauminzer
May 93 min read
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