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  • 8 hours ago | sports.yahoo.com | Adam Kierszenblat

    The Vancouver Canucks have signed 2023 first-round pick Tom Willander to a three-year, entry-level contract. The right-shot defenceman has played the last two seasons at Boston University, recording 49 points in 77 games.

  • 11 hours ago | sports.yahoo.com | Trevor Squire

    The Minnesota Vikings have always traveled well overseas, but there are uncharted waters on the horizon. Undefeated in international games with an 8-0 record, including exhibition games, the Vikings have become a favorite in the United Kingdom, especially, winning all four of their regular-season international games since 2013.

  • 14 hours ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jim Cerny

    The day he fired Peter Laviolette as coach on April 19, New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury took his fair share of the blame for an absolutely atrocious 2024-25 season, perhaps the most disappointing in franchise history. “Leading into the season, given the success we had the last few years, we had high expectations. Quite simply, we fell short across the board,” Drury told reporters that day. “Nobody here takes it lightly.

  • 14 hours ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jeff Risdon

    The 2025 NFL schedule release blows out the doors on Wednesday evening. While we already know the Detroit Lions home and road opponents for the coming season, the sequence and schedule of games haven't been unveiled. Early leaks have been pretty tight on the Lions' schedule thus far. With no international games and no games on Christmas, Detroit has been curiously absent from all the early official schedule release notes.

  • 15 hours ago | sports.yahoo.com | Cassandra Negley

    The "Welcome to the W" moment that awaits every WNBA rookie is in Caitlin Clark's rearview, and going into Year 2, there's a level of comfort she didn't have at this time last year. She's lived in Indianapolis for more than a year, swapping the temporary hotel for permanent accommodations and seeking out her favorite spots to spend time. She understands first-hand the cadence of a professional preseason and how the regular season progresses at this level.