With the World Baseball Classic coming to an end, and Venezuela taking the championship home, there were a lot of teams that stood out. We saw many underdogs and intense games throughout the tournament, where we thought we had a set-in-stone winner. There were games such as USA vs. Italy, where we thought USA would win easily, but it went the other way. One game in particular that turned a lot of heads was Venezuela versus Japan.

If you’ve been following along with the NHL’s 2025-2026 season, then (even if you’re not a Leafs fan), you’ve inevitably seen someone on your favourite team get injured. It might have been a bad hit into the boards, it might have been a brutal check, or maybe unrelated to hockey all together, but you’ve been upset about injuries frequently this season. But… do you feel like you’ve been shedding tears about stars being injured perhaps a little too much?

In their first home game back from the Olympic break, the Boston Fleet suffered their first home loss of the season, falling 2-0 to the Toronto Sceptres in a St. Patrick's Day matchup at Agganis Arena. Another sellout crowd and a playoff-like, physical intensity underscored the league's momentum. While the Fleet will look to regroup after their first home loss of the season, the Sceptres leave with confidence as they head down the stretch, backed by a strong defensive effort

The Seattle Seahawks aren’t sneaking up on anyone anymore. Not after a Super Bowl win. Not after proving their system works. Not after becoming the team everyone else is now chasing. For years, Seattle thrived as the underdog, building quietly, developing talent, and outperforming expectations. Now? They are in the spotlight, and that changes everything.

It's been a busy start to the year for sports fans. But beyond the global stage, college baseball and softball have quietly kicked off seasons full of early surprises and standout performances. Through the opening weeks, non-conference play showcased the elite level of competition that will be on display all season long. Now, as conference play begins, the stakes are rising, bringing an intense stretch of games on the road to a championship title.

The NCAA gymnastics conference championships are here! And this weekend is about more than just crowning winners: this is the last chance for teams to finalize their National Qualifying Score (NQS) to lock in a spot in the top 36 for the postseason. It's the busiest and one of the most exciting weekends of the NCAA gymnastics season. Let's take a look at who I predict to win the conference championships today!

If you've been keeping up with the NFL since the 2026 season ended, then you know that the free agency period is currently underway: it started on Wednesday, March 11, at 4 p.m. ET. This marks the start of the new legal year, followed by a two-day "legal tampering" negotiation window that opened on March 9th. This means that during those two days, players could negotiate or agree on terms with their teams.

If you needed a reminder that the PWHL is the post-Olympics playground we’ve always deserved, Saturday, February 28th in Ottawa was it. The Boston Fleet and Ottawa Charge both hit the ice for their first game back after Milano Cortina, and the whole afternoon felt like an Olympic reunion disguised as a regular season matchup. Fifteen Olympians shared the ice. Fifteen. In one league game in Ottawa.

The World Baseball Classic is held every four years, with players representing their countries competing for the championship. In 2023, the World Baseball Classic champions were Team Japan, who defeated Team USA 3-2 in the final. Team Puerto Rico is a country that also has a lot of great players. They were definitely a contender after the group stages and had a strong run in the tournament.