LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The chaos at the start of the Kentucky Derby sometimes decides the most exciting two minutes in sports in a matter of seconds. Twenty horses bursting out of the starting gate to varying degrees of success makes it a mad dash to the turn. Calling the race on television for ...
Kelly Pannek was so determined to carve out a future in hockey while still at college, the forward made the conscious decision to sacrifice offense to focus on her shutdown skills. The choice led to Pannek becoming a U.S. national team fixture as a three-time Olympian, beginning in 2018, and ...
LIV Golf announced a new board and a new business strategy Thursday as it tries to forge ahead without Saudi Arabian funding that allowed the league to launch nearly four years ago with oversized contracts and prize funds. Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the Public Investment Fund governor who was behind the creation of LIV Golf, is no longer listed as chairman of LIV Golf. LIV announced Gene Davis of Pirinate Consulting Group and Jon Zinman of the strategic advisory firm JZ Advisors are leading a newly created board, with Davis as chairman. The focus is on securing long-term financial partners ...
With Formula 1 (F1) shortened by two races this season, there is an unusual April break. While the teams are undoubtedly hard at work trying to improve their cars, I can’t take you inside the factories to see what those updates might be. I can, however, update audiences on one of my selling ...
PHILADELPHIA — Cam York flicked a wrist shot for an overtime winner that ignited a Flyers' celebration 14 years — through retread coaches, insignificant hockey, and old front office failings — in the making when he slithered free from the mob of exuberant teammates and chucked his stick deep into the stands. York launched his stick and watched it soar like the Schwarbombs routinely hit across the street, only no one was really sure in the moment where it landed. "I hope everyone's OK," York said with a laugh. "Definitely don't want a lawsuit. Just honestly blacked out. I didn't ...
TAMPA, Fla. — Alexandre Texier broke a tie 1:06 into the third period and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-2 on Wednesday night to take a 3-2 lead in the first-round series. Rookie Jakub Dobes stopped 38 shots to help Montreal move within a victory of advancing for the first time since losing to the Lightning in the Stanley Cup Finals in 2021. Brendan Gallagher got his first goal in his first game this series and Kirby Dach also scored for the Canadiens. "It's obviously exciting," said Gallagher, who was a healthy scratch the first four games. "It's been a ...
