Jordan Campbell

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Jordan Campbell

Adopting a Churchillian persona comes more naturally to Mikel Arteta than most managers. But, as he delivered his customary curtain-closing address to a captive audience at the Emirates Stadium, the supporters' reaction felt as important as his choice of words. In 2023, Arsenal were a surprise package. The Emirates was a permanent sugar rush, in love with the idea of a team who were genuine title challengers again. The message was simple: they wanted to stay there.

2 weeks ago | cubbiescrib.com | Jordan Campbell

It would seem that Matt Shaw is all but ready to rejoin the Chicago Cubs this week. Shaw has been tearing it up with the Iowa Cubs over the last couple of weeks, and on Sunday, the biggest indicator of the team's top prospect being recalled may have happened. Shaw was scratched from the Iowa Cubs' starting lineup on Sunday after originally being in the lineup.

2 weeks ago | bvmsports.com | Jordan Campbell

For 99 years, the criss-cross balcony motif that runs along the Bullens Road Stand has been the symbol of Goodison Park's enduring charm. On Sunday, those season-ticket holders in the front row of the stand's top tier will have one last opportunity to drape their flags and bang on the steel before Everton (the men's team anyway) say goodbye. The balcony was not always in the club's blue and white colour scheme, as it is today.

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Jordan Campbell

For 99 years, the criss-cross balcony motif that runs along the Bullens Road Stand has been the symbol of Goodison Park's enduring charm. On Sunday, those season-ticket holders in the front row of the stand's top tier will have one last opportunity to drape their flags and bang on the steel before Everton ( the men's team anyway) say goodbye. The balcony was not always in the club's blue and white colour scheme, as it is today.

3 weeks ago | cubbiescrib.com | Jordan Campbell

I'm going to take you behind the fourth wall to begin with this, but whenever there is a veteran pitcher reject who is cast to the side by his former team, the running joke at Cubbies Crib is that the veteran pitcher will soon find his way into the Cubs' organization. When Kenta Maeda was by the Detroit Tigers at the beginning of May, there was no doubt in my mind that Jed Hoyer's spidey senses were tingling. Two weeks later, Maeda is joining the Cubs' organization on a minor-league deal.