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Greg Bedard is a stain on sports journalism.
We just witnessed Drake orchestrate the best five game stretch (weeks 4–8) of the entire 2026 NFL season, and Bedard is asking for apologies on his heinously bad take because Drake made a couple bad decisions in a singular game. Truly embarrassing and desperate stuff.
If your conclusion on the 24-year-old All-Pro carrying a JV supporting cast is anything but overwhelmingly positive, you either don’t watch the games, are incapable of analyzing them, or have a preconceived agenda you are trying to push. I’ll let you decide which of the three Greg falls under.
It’s unfortunate to see another Patriots media member fall victim to the hot take/entertainment propensity that has become too common.
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Started to notice a correlation between dumb people and them playing their phone at max volume in shared spaces.
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Ex Celtics constantly have beef…
KG/Pierce didn’t talk to Ray Allen for over a decade
Isaiah Thomas hates the org for ruining his career
Kyrie hates them too, stomped on the logo
Jaylen Brown hates them and especially Tatum
Meanwhile the Knicks are one big family:
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I've seen some James Hagens hype recently, but I don't think people realize just how good he is. He's already a first line talent.
12 points in 16 games, cool 64pt pace, but his defensive game & tenacity is what stands out. He's up there with the best in the NHL at getting in shot lanes and picking off passes; he's already a two-way analytics darling.
He's an asset on PP1, he's right wing on a line with Mittelstadt & Lindholm, and this is all without any of the world-class on-puck skill taking over. Would feel comfortable taking him #2 in a redraft, and I wouldn't be surprised if he's a top-10 center in the NHL within the next 2-3 years.
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We're all gonna have to shut our YAPS about Elias Lindholm until further notice. He's earning his money right now.
RT @JordanJamie: might get lost in the win but this throw and catch by wilson to becker got iu the chance to tie was insane. xitter.gq/coolnalu…
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We're all paying the price after Republicans increased the cost of living - look no further than an order at Waffle House.
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Mike Babcock praises Patrice Bergeron:
“Every time you hang out with him, you win. So in '04 at the Worlds, 2010 at the Olympics, 2014 at the Olympics, 2016 at the World Cup. I got a sweater with his name on it, all signed with all those things on it. Pretty cool.
But when he arrived at the '04 World Championships, I didn't really know who he was. He was a kid. Well, the next thing you know, he's penalty killing, playing on the power play, playing, knowing what to do.
And the other thing I loved about him when he played, like my whole theory when you play with the best players in the world, you have two centres on each line, and there's two guys that can play down low, and they're smarter than everybody. And that's what he was.
He made the players around him better, and he's a great, great man, and I'm proud to know him.” #NHLBruins
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David Pastrnak: "We were listening to Barbie Girl before you guys asked me to do media. I was kind of dancing with these glasses out in the locker room then you guys ruined it & I had to go answer questions.
"So I missed the Barbie girl song."
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📝 My extended thoughts on Drake and the unfortunate start to the 2026 season.
Drake Maye has been bad this season.
Even as one of his biggest supporters, I can't deny it. He looks like a completely different QB. I wish I had an explanation, but I don't.
We should be able to acknowledge that while also appreciating just how good he was last season, and understanding that you don't go from 100 to 0 overnight.
Last year, as a 23-year-old, he put together some of the most prolific quarterbacking we've ever seen from a sophomore (both statistically and on film). And he wasn't a Shanahan puppet elevated by a friendly system. He was routinely making some of the most difficult throws you can possibly make on a football field. We’re talking about someone who somehow led the league in both completion percentage and yards per attempt while posting the second-highest aDOT.
And don't let anyone use the word "schedule" to discredit that. I watched Drake go 13/14 for 184 yards in the second half and lead a game-winning drive on the road against the defense that allowed the FEWEST passing yards in 2025. I watched him post the second-highest success rate in 49 games against any Jim Schwartz defense that was also allowing the second-fewest passing yards in 2025. I watched him throw for 261 yards and 3 video-game TDs against the defense that allowed the fifth-fewest passing yards in 2025.
So yes, Drake has been outright bad in 2026, and something needs to change. But he's already reached heights at 23 that very few QBs reach in their entire careers. So the next time you say he's "not the guy" or call for Tommy DeVito, take a step back and think about what you're saying.
Drake Maye is the guy. Whether he looks like it next week, next month, or this year, is TBD. But I promise you this: he is the guy. I believe that as much as I ever have.
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This is how Boston Bruins legend Tuukka Rask compares to the 5 most recent goaltenders inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame: Tom Barrasso, Henrik Lundqvist, Carey Price, Pekka Rinne, and Mike Vernon. If those netminders are all HOF worthy, mustn't Rask be as well? #NHLBruins
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The world is laughing at YOU.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert and the @WNBA task force,
I am now speaking directly to you.
I’m going to keep this short and sweet, so open your ears and listen carefully.
I would like to offer you a peace summit, moderated by my friend @Caitlyn_Jenner. I’ve already spoken with her, and she’s in.
I’m not a troublemaker. I’m more of a peacemaker.
Listen,
The whole world is laughing at you. You have turned the #WNBA into a laughingstock.
It’s time to stop hiding behind closed-door meetings, excuses, and delays and finally give the public a clear answer.
Let’s have the peace summit.
No shouting. No hiding. No carefully scripted statements.
Let’s sit across the table from each other, have an open and respectful conversation, and address the questions millions of people are asking.
Let’s put everything on the table and let the public hear both sides.
If you truly believe in your position, you should have no problem defending it publicly.
So, Commissioner Engelbert and the WNBA task force, the invitation is officially on the table.
Name the time.
Name the place.
Let’s talk.
Are you in?






























