The Buffalo Bills had one of the more polarizing offseasons of any National Football League (NFL) team this summer. From trading star wide receiver Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans to lackadaisical replacing him, the Bills were a love-it-or-hate-it team in terms of their positioning coming into the 2024 NFL season. Despite all the trouble the Bills went through this offseason, they are certainly still in contention for the hottest team in the NFL through week two.

With the 2024-25 National Hockey League (NHL) season ahead of us, fans and viewers hope that each division will be competitive and entertaining. With the sport’s fresh talent emerging from the draft, major offseason trades shaking up rosters, and veteran players striving for another shot at glory—the stage is set for high-stakes competition. Every team in the league will be looking forward to one thing and one thing only: A race to the Stanley Cup.

After playing the inaugural season without them, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) unveiled the names and logos of its six franchises. Known before as just a mere geographical location and one primary color, the inaugural six will now forever be known as the Boston Fleet, Minnesota Frost, Montréal Victoire, New York Sirens, Ottawa Charge, and Toronto Sceptres.

The 2024 Major League Baseball (MLB) regular season comes to an end in the coming weeks. As October steadily approaches, teams are racing to win their division and clinch their spot in the playoffs. While most of the divisional races are wrapped-up, this is not the case for the, often, hotly contested American League (AL) East. From Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024, the Baltimore Orioles trail the New York Yankees for the top spot in their division by a mere 2.5 games. You also cannot forget about the Boston Red Sox, who almost always seem to make things interesting toward the season’s end. Before the AL East draws to a close, we will break down how each team is faring going to the final stretch of the season.

The Geneseo softball team has been on a hot streak for over a week now, winning nine consecutive games. Their run began in their second game of a doubleheader against Oswego on Monday, Apr. 15, and progressed to nine games with a sweep against Potsdam on Saturday, Apr. 27.

The National Football League (NFL) commenced the NFL draft on Thursday, Apr. 25. The first round has given us a plethora of new NFL superstars. The 32 players who got their names called Thursday night will have the opportunity to become part of a decorated history, but not everybody will. Here are the 2024 NFL Draft winners and losers from round one.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has been around for over 30 years and has seen no shortage of great fighters. With experts in a variety of martial arts, the UFC is often regarded as the highest level of competition within the world of fighting—despite other well-respected promotions in the sport. As an avid fan, I have constructed a list of the top five greatest fighters ever to sport the UFC gloves.

After the creation of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) last year and Minnesota making history in the inaugural draft on Monday, Sept. 18, 2023, in Toronto with the first pick of the draft being named homegrown forward Taylor Heise, the PWHL has just announced the 2024 draft to be held in Minnesota. While a date and a specific location have not yet been set, it is only right that the second annual draft is held in the state known for its hockey.

On Apr. 30, 2024, the National Hockey League (NHL) announced the finalists for the 2024 Calder Trophy, awarded to the league’s top rookie. In the running, as voted on by Professional Hockey Writers Association members, are Chicago Blackhawks center Connor Bedard, Minnesota Wild defenseman Brock Faber, and New Jersey Devils defenseman Luke Hughes. I thought it would be fun to rank the finalists for a very much coveted award amongst NHL newcomers.

Longtime New York Yankees play-by-play commentator John Sterling abruptly announced his retirement after 36 years on Monday, Apr. 15. Sterling, who will turn 86 on July 4, 2024, cited fatigue as his reason for the decision, despite many speculating he was quietly struggling with health concerns. No matter the reason, Sterling is both a New York and baseball legend who will be remembered by Yankees fans for years to come. 

After becoming associated with the National Hockey League’s (NHL) record playoff drought of thirteen seasons, Buffalo Sabres’ general manager Kevyn Adams decided to relieve head coach Don Granato of his duties after more than three seasons on Tuesday, Apr. 16. 

On Thursday, Apr. 18, the rumors circulating the National Hockey League (NHL) proved true, as the Arizona Coyotes announced they would be relocating to Salt Lake City, Utah effective immediately. The NHL Board of Governors voted unanimously to approve the $1.2 billion sale and relaxation of the Coyotes from Alex Meruelo to Utah Jazz owners Ryan and Ashley Smith of Smith Entertainment Group, jumpstarting the franchise’s move to Utah for next season. 

Longtime big-man Blake Griffin retired from the National Basketball Association (NBA) on Wednesday, Apr. 16. Griffin had a 13-year career in which he played for the Los Angeles Clippers, Detroit Pistons, Brooklyn Nets, and the Boston Celtics. Griffin is among the many current NBA stars who are very talented players but have never won a ring. Naturally, the basketball community has raised the question; should Blake Griffin be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame?