Patrick Williams, TheAHL.com Features Writer Some nights it all looks just right, nights like March 26 when the Providence Bruins visited league-leading Hershey and assembled a 4-1 masterpiece of a win. The Bruins went ahead 1-0 in the first period, held on through a Hershey pushback, and then pulled away with three second-period goals. When…
Tyrese Haliburton reflected on finding joy during challenging shooting struggles, emphasizing self-reflection and gratitude. Despite difficulties, he finds solace in appreciating his journey and the blessings around him, including his upbringing in a modest home and the opportunities he’s been given. “I think at the end of the day, it’s just self-reflection, understanding where I…
Many NBA fans baulked at Steve Kerr’s decision to move legendary shooter Klay Thompson to the bench, but the move has been his most genius all season. It was clear the 11-year year veteran was a little put off after the demotion, as he hadn’t started a game from the bench since his rookie year….
In a world that often measures success by external achievements and material possessions, it’s easy to lose sight of our intrinsic worth as individuals. Yet, understanding and embracing our own worth is essential for leading fulfilling and meaningful lives. Here, we will explore the significance of finding your worth – and offer insights into how…
By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Monday March 11, 2024 Indian Wells – Former BNP Paribas Open Maria Sakkari has landed on her feet after parting ways with longtime coach Tom Hill. Now working with David Witt, who recently parted ways with Jessica Pegula, the Greek has reeled off consecutive wins to set a round…
by Joe Flionis | AHL On The Beat Hockey was always meant to be part of Matt Maggio’s future. Born right into the sport, the Ontario native takes pride in his roots and where he came from. “I mean, hockey’s everything,” the Bridgeport Islanders rookie said. “I grew up in that hockey culture, it’s everything…
Jimmy Butler explained the current difference he sees between the Miami Heat and Denver Nuggets after Thursday’s 103-97 road loss (Jamal Murray sprained his right ankle in the second quarter and didn’t return). (via Miami Heat): “They’re where we want to be in the sense of finding a way to win. One of their really…
by Mark Newman | AHL On The Beat There’s more than a touch of truth to the old joke about the tourist who asks a New Yorker, “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” The answer, of course, is practice, practice, practice. Detroit Red Wings prospect Amadeus Lombardi wishes he had learned to play guitar,…
After the 2017 NFL season, a couple of Stanford eggheads produced a brief analysis using our newest frightening technology, AI (yes, it’s that ancient), to predict college quarterback preparedness for the pros. It’s rife with mathematical formulas employing numbers and Greek letters that may as well be Sanskrit. But of all the conclusions their research…
“The Soup has been piping hot,” the Bakersfield Condors wrote in a Twitter post on Monday. Now 8-3-0, with a 2.66 goals-against average and a .921 save percentage, Jack Campbell seems to have found his rhythm in the AHL. Potentially still a long ways away from getting a call back up to the Edmonton Oilers,…
