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Giants to honor World Series heroes before interleague matchup with Tigers
The San Francisco Giants will honor five players who were instrumental in a stretch of three championships in five seasons in the 2010s before the team faces one of the teams it beat in a World Series, the Detroit Tigers, in the continuation of an interleague set on Saturday.
Maple Leafs Open To Trading 3 Players Off Current Roster
The Toronto Maple Leafs have had quite the offseason, as general manager John Chayka has been cooking since day one on the job. The Leafs have also had some serious luck go their way, with winning the Gavin McKenna sweepstakes, and now heading into Chayka's first season at the helm, the expectations have climbed significantly. Chayka loves to wheel and deal, perhaps more than any other GM in the league, and he's already pulled off some significant trades, moving Joseph Woll, Simon Benoit, Brandon Carlo, and Dennis Hildeby. The Leafs are in a much better place roster wise heading into next season, but that doesn't mean there aren't more deals on the way. Chayka continues to talk to other teams, and according to sources close to the Maple Leafs, has been open to including Morgan Rielly, Dakota Joshua, or Steven Lorentz in trade talks. All three players had down seasons last season, and while Rielly is the longest-tenured Leaf, Joshua only has one season under his belt, while Lorentz has a few. Rielly owns a no-movement clause, but has submitted a western conference-heavy list of teams he'd approve a trade to. He was linked to the Anaheim Ducks and San Jose Sharks earlier in the offseason, but the Sharks have changed directions, while the Ducks seem like the only hope for a trade at this point. Rielly prefers to stay in Toronto, him and his family love it there, but knows if the Leafs flat out don't want him anymore, he has to move on for what's best for both sides. Joshua is signed for two more years, and the same goes for Lorentz. Joshua owns a 12-team no-trade clause and is set to earn $3.2 million, while Lorentz doesn't have any trade protection and is owed $1.3 million AAV. Between these two forwards, Lorentz has more trade value on the open market based on his salary, while the Leafs prefer to trade Joshua if they can, to help free up some cap space, as they're currently over the cap.
Lionel Messi’s father Jorge dies aged 68 after recent health problems
Jorge Messi, the father of footballing icon Lionel Messi has reportedly passed away at a hospital in Argentina at the age of 68. Reliable Argentinian outlet Infobae claims to have the information on Messi’s father dying after suffering with a long illness in recent times. This has since also been covered by major publications such […] The post Lionel Messi’s father Jorge dies aged 68 after recent health problems appeared first on CaughtOffside .
Maple Leafs Missed What Nicolas Roy Could Have Given Them
Every now and then, a player leaves a team, and you look back and wonder whether the team ever really figured out what it had. That s where I am with
Free-Agent Logan Stanley Linked To Sign With 1 Of 4 Teams
Towering defenceman Logan Stanley is one of the rare cases this summer where someone fumbled their bag. Stanley had chances to sign contracts early on during free agency, and held out for better options, only to find himself unsigned on August 8th. Stanley is the best defenceman left on the free-agent market, the only problem is, now he'll have to settle for someone less money wise, and term wise on his next contract. The big blueliner is coming off his best all around season, and despite a tr...
by Jon Steitzer5 non-prospect Marlies who could push for NHL work in 2026-27
by Jon Steitzer5 non-prospect Marlies who could push for NHL work in 2026-27
Auston Matthews may be the reason Gavin McKenna can skip the usual rookie treatment
Gavin McKenna may be able to avoid the traditional rookie route and start besi Auston Matthews right away as it allows him to thrive without needing to do it alone.
Maple Leafs had clear chance to trade Rielly for star defenseman and blew it
The Toronto Maple Leafs had a chance to trade Morgan Rielly roughly three summers ago, but missed a great chance to do it.
5 Things You Might Not Have Known About the Maple Leafs
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Weekend FTB: The news you have been waiting for
He finally did it.