Nikita Kucherov has never been one to pad an answer . Asked at Lightning media day on Wednesday how hockey has changed over the years, the Tampa Bay star gave a response that spread across the sport within hours. “The game is faster, but very dumb. Low IQ,” Kucherov told reporters . Reporter Jay Recher followed up, asking in what way. Kucherov did [...] The post Lightning news: Nikita Kucherov gets brutally honest on 'low IQ' hockey of today appeared first on ClutchPoints.
LeBron James has reportedly agreed to a $15 million-a-year endorsement deal with Polymarket, bringing fresh attention to the prediction-market platform and how it actually works. James is not an investor in Polymarket, according to Front Office Sports, but will promote the platform, with his partnership focused primarily on football.
Tito Ortiz wasn’t about to let a $1,000 ticket stop him from showing up, but he apparently wasn’t expecting to pay that much just to get into a UFC event, either.
Michael Conlan won’t be the only big name JB Promotions will be teaming up with up north, hints Jay Byrne. The post Jay Byrne Teases ‘Top-Level’ Additions to JB Promotions/Conlan Boxing Stable appeared first on Irish Boxing .
Gable Steveson thinks a UFC comeback for Jon Jones is possible now that Tom Aspinall has vacated the heavyweight title due to ongoing eye issues. "I think Jon would like to come back, also.
Tomorrow night, the Dockers travel to the SCG. It’s not the path they thought they would take to the last day in September but I think they will get through all the same.
Filipino tennis star Alex Eala receives a unique rice-field tribute from PhilRice in Nueva Ecija as her likeness takes shape in a giant rice-paddy artwork.
There was another Taco Tuesday Little River Women’s Club sponsored tournament played on the Little River Course Taco Tuesday September 8th. The nine-hole event was played to the Vegas Style Shamble format.
China didn’t feature much at the Ultimate Championships and Ed Warner questions whether they can at a home World Championships in 2027. “I might get told off. I just did a race, so I’m allowed to drink what I would like. Thank you so much,” said Lando Norris as he reached for a Coke after [...]
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