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NFL surges ahead with Saints-Steelers in Paris for their ‘let them eat cake’ moment

The NFL is staying the course to bring football to Paris for the first time, which has become extremely complicated in light of protests and domestic unrest in France. The New Orleans Saints will “host” the Pittsburgh Steelers at Stade de France on Sunday, and there are serious security questions from players surrounding the event. […]
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Amanda Serrano

Amanda Serrano joins ¡HOLA! Américas' Latina Powerhouse 100 of 2026, honored in Sports for reaching 50 boxing wins and breaking barriers for women in the sport.
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Ice Hockey

Why Edmonton Oilers players are giving out a crowbar after wins

The Edmonton Oilers are already shaking up their postgame win tradition. At the start of the season, it was revealed that the team was awarding the player of the game an original Wayne Gretzky Oilers helmet. That was a switch-up from last season, when the team gave out two awards: a piece of a pump jack and a high-vis vest. With Edmonton picking up their seventh victory of the season against the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night, it seems the Oilers wanted to make a return to the two-award system. In addition to the Gretzky helmet, a new award appeared after the thrilling 4-3 OT win over the Wild. Leon Draisaitl, who notched two goals in the win, addressed the locker room postgame and said the team would add a crowbar as a new award for their after-win celebrations. “Gonna add something to our postgame celebration,” Draisaitl said while reaching into a drawer at his stall. “We got the f**king crowbar! This is going to the guy that f**king battled his ass off the hardest: Sheasy, five blocks.” > Goodnight, Oil Country 🪖 #LetsGoOilers pic.twitter.com/zB6eQd8QSF > > — Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) October 21, 2026 If the Gretzky helmet is meant for the most impactful player in an Oilers victory, the crowbar sounds like it’ll go to the hardest-working player. Owen Michaels was the first player to receive the helmet after scoring his first NHL goal against the Vancouver Canucks on Oct. 1, and Ryan Shea got the inaugural crowbar on Tuesday night. The 29-year-old defenceman didn’t record a single point in the win, but he led the team with five blocked shots. Edmonton has had a tradition of giving out two post-game awards to players after wins for a couple of seasons now. It seemed a little strange that they started the season with only one, but perhaps all the winning drew attention to the fact that some players weren’t being properly recognized for their efforts. Oilers fans will hope to see the helmet-and-crowbar combination a lot more over the season and into the playoffs. You might also like: - Hot mic catches someone uttering a slur during Edmonton Oilers game - Edmonton Oilers are one of NHL's best defensive teams so far this season - Ex-Oilers player Darnell Nurse is off to a rough start with new team
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