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Karl Rasmussen

Brooklyn, Portland

Breaking News Writer at Sports Illustrated

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  • 3 weeks ago | si.com | Karl Rasmussen

    In addition to all of his physical skills, one of Brad Marchand's most well known qualities is his ability to rile opponents up and get under their skin. The longtime Boston Bruin turned Florida Panther has been pestering members of opposing teams for most of his career, and he's one of the best in the game when it comes to the mental warfare of hockey.

  • 3 weeks ago | si.com | Karl Rasmussen

    The Stanley Cup Final rematch is set to get underway on Wednesday, as the Edmonton Oilers will seek to exact revenge against the Florida Panthers after last year's electric showdown. Last year, the Panthers lifted Lord Stanley's Cup after defeating the Oilers in seven games. Both teams looked dominant during the playoffs, and are now set to square off for the ultimate prize once again. It's not too often that there's a Stanley Cup Final rematch in consecutive seasons.

  • 3 weeks ago | si.com | Karl Rasmussen

    The New York Yankees may be plotting some changes to the infield. Yankees first baseman Paul Goldschmidt was seen taking reps at a new position, second base, ahead of the team's game against the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday. That could be indicative of a potential test run at the position for the 37-year-old. With Giancarlo Stanton likely to return from the injured list in the not-too-distant future, New York may be forced to make some adjustments defensively.

  • 3 weeks ago | si.com | Karl Rasmussen

    The Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Angels played an extremely back-and-forth game on Wednesday, with both teams gaining and losing the lead multiple times throughout the afternoon. Quality pitching was not at a premium during the high-scoring clash, as both starters were chased off the mound before the end of the fourth inning. Starters Lucas Giolito and Jose Soriano combined for 14 earned runs during the game, leaving plenty of work for their bullpens to cover.

  • 3 weeks ago | thestate.com | Karl Rasmussen

    The Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Angels played an extremely back-and-forth game on Wednesday, with both teams gaining and losing the lead multiple times throughout the afternoon. Quality pitching was not at a premium during the high-scoring clash, as both starters were chased off the mound before the end of the fourth inning. Starters Lucas Giolito and Jose Soriano combined for 14 earned runs during the game, leaving plenty of work for their bullpens to cover.

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Karl Rasmussen
Karl Rasmussen @Karlras920
10 Jun 25

RT @SaraCivian: Omg can we get a crumb of even strength

Karl Rasmussen
Karl Rasmussen @Karlras920
4 Jun 25

Wrote about the 2025 MLB MVP races for @SInow, and how Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani will be near impossible to dethrone. https://t.co/s9PZ0mhP5t

Karl Rasmussen
Karl Rasmussen @Karlras920
28 May 25

two players the Tigers did not, in fact, keep long term

Bob Nightengale
Bob Nightengale @BNightengale

Pirates manager Don Kelly says watching Paul Skenes’ dominance reminds him of his days with the Tigers with Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer. ‘Those are guys you want to build around.’’ The Pirates emphasize they definitely are not trading Skenes.