Colin Lynch
Washed-up athlete. Dad. Sports Journalist / Editor for: @cfn365 | @sportsdailytsd | @bbinsidersnews | @sportscasting19 | @Betsided
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2 weeks ago |
sportslens.com | Colin Lynch
A.J. Greer returns from injury to make his long-awaited Stanley Cup Final debut in Game 3 for the Florida Panthers. There’s a quiet power in persistence—something A.J. Greer knows all too well. On Monday night in Sunrise, Florida, he finally got his moment. After a career built on grit, detours, and doubt, Greer laced up his skates for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final.
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2 weeks ago |
sportslens.com | Colin Lynch
On a quiet Monday morning, the Indianapolis Colts did something deeply symbolic: they honored the past by naming their future. Following the passing of longtime owner Jim Irsay, the franchise announced that all three of his daughters—Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt, and Kalen Jackson—will now serve as owners of the team. At the helm, Carlie steps forward as CEO and principal owner, a role she’s long been prepared for.
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sportslens.com | Colin Lynch
Mandatory minicamps reveal Rodgers-Steelers dynamic, Shedeur Sanders competing in Cleveland, rookie stars eye opportunity—and full minicamp schedule included. Every NFL season whispers its secrets during mandatory minicamps. It’s here, on fields trimmed by summer sun, that quarterback competitions ignite, new leaders emerge, and rookie sensations begin to prove their mettle.
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2 weeks ago |
sportslens.com | Colin Lynch
Finally! Red Sox promote Roman Anthony, baseball’s No. 1 prospect, to the majors for his long-awaited debut amid roster injuries. On a team where legacy is measured in moments, the Boston Red Sox are writing the next one. Roman Anthony, the 21-year-old phenom whose name has echoed through minor league parks all season, is heading to the big leagues. The call came not with fireworks, but with quiet certainty. It was time.
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2 weeks ago |
sportslens.com | Colin Lynch
Dick Vitale extends ESPN contract through 2028, marking nearly 50 years of legendary college basketball broadcasting and inspiring resilience. For nearly five decades, his voice has been more than just sound—it’s been the soul of college basketball. On Monday, ESPN announced that Dick Vitale, the legendary broadcaster whose energy and passion defined a sport, has signed a contract extension that will keep him on the air through the 2027–28 season. At 86, Vitale isn’t slowing down.
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Jesus Christ, we get it. Genocide happening. Wildfires galore. But Jesus was busy guiding ND and Ohio State to the title game. This dude sucks. I’m sorry.
Riley Leonard on Notre Dame vs. Ohio State: "We're the two main teams to just publicly display our faith the most. ... I truly believe that Jesus was looking over both our shoulders throughout the season & put these two teams on a pedestal for a reason." https://t.co/eHMJVARuB6 https://t.co/hPoMrLzzEk
I think we see Ben Johnson to Vegas. Kingsbury to Chicago. Will be interesting to see how the two offensive coaches fare vs. Vrabel. NE and Chi already have their QBs. Vegas roster needs a lot of work.
Nothing funnier in sports right now than the Florida Panthers accusing another team of flopping.
