I’m not an expert on social influencers, but this young man’s actual involvement in horse ownership and letting his millions of followers better understand our game seems so much more meaningful than some of the other “influencers” hired to promote racing events.

Thrilled for the guy in the middle, Andrew Catalon, to join our Golf on CBS ⛳ broadcast team at Quail Hollow for his first PGA Championship. What a fantastic addition!

Yes, I know the WNBA was on ABC while MLB was on ESPN. But a 35-point WNBA blowout averaging more viewers than a Yankees vs. Mets game (combined with Juan Soto's return to Yankee Stadium) is a wild outcome that no one could have seen coming years ago.

Former teammates of Jaromir Jagr have made the Stanley Cup Final in: 1980: Brian Trottier 1981: Brian Trottier 1982: Brian Trottier 1983: Brian Trottier 1984: Mark Messier 1985: Mark Messier 1986: Joe Mullen 1987: Mark Messier 1988: Mark Messier 1989: Jiri Hridina 1990: Mark

Yvan Cournoyer’s tribute to Ken Dryden: “Ken Dryden 🥅…my number 1 goalie I could always rely on. Together we won 6 Stanley Cups, Team Canada 72, and a longtime friend. We shared great times on and off the ice…I will miss you Ken. RIP 🙏🔵 ⚪️ 🔴”

Jane Goodall has passed away at the age of 91.

Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview in March 2025 with the understanding it would only be released after her death. This is her final message from it.

Coach Marty St. Louis on being a Habs fan: “I grew up a Canadiens fan. My idols were all the guys on the Canadiens: Mats Naslund, Guy Lafleur. I always dreamt of playing for the Canadiens. I always dreamt of the crowd to cheer me on as a player for the Habs. It’s funny how

Martin St. Louis is a class act. Shaking hands with Montreal media members and wishing them Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays after #Habs final game at Bell Centre until Jan. 7 #Habs

#risingstar #multitalented #wonderfulfriend

You go to the ODR with your new skates or stick on Christmas Day and Lane Hutson and Ivan Demidov are there playing shinny. Tell me this isn’t the greatest hockey city in the world.

Perhaps we can now stop with the misinformation, threats and intimidation by the ECHL and get down to good faith bargaining. How are any of these asks unreasonable?

All this garbage about the PHPA “forcing” a strike on players from the ECHL. It’s literally not how a union works. The players voted, the union acted. The messaging is bad faith bargaining using large social channels to distract from issues & turn fans against the players.

Let’s see. The PHPA’s original ask was a 20% increase in wages, the ECHL’s offer was 4%. The tentative agreement calls for a 20% increase. Also, mandatory day off every 7 days. 2 days off after 3 in 3’s. All Star and holiday breaks extended. Collective action works!

Over twenty-five years in the U.S. Navy, thirty-nine combat missions, and four missions to space, I risked my life for this country and to defend our Constitution – including the First Amendment rights of every American to speak out. I never expected that the President of the

The Trump Way: Pussy? Grab it. Oil? Steal it. Epstein? Hide it. Golf? Fake it. Truth? Mock it. Only one solution ... Voters: End it.

#Habs Juraj Slafkovský on how MSL has helped in his development: "he helped me because he was patient with me and always trusted me even when I was going through my downs... I think I'm pretty lucky to have him as my first coach in the #NHL... I couldn't ask for a better coach"

Juraj Slafkovsky today on Habs coach Marty St. Louis: “I think he helped me because he was patient with me. He always trusted me even when I was going through my downs I would say. He’s been great with me. I think I’m pretty lucky to have him as my first coach in the NHL…He

Juraj Slafkovsky on Habs coach Marty St. Louis (from his latest NHL blog): “I have no hesitation in saying it. Marty is the best coach I could have hoped for in my career...He taught me the right way to play, he opened my eyes to ways of reading the game. He was incredibly

THIS DATE IN #HABS HISTORY Jan. 23, 1956: The Canadiens' Jean Béliveau became the first hockey player to make the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine.