Fresh off 2nd back surgery in a 13 months, Mark Stone captains Vegas to Stanley Cup
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
Mark Stone, as captain of the Vegas Golden Knights, got to skate up to Commissioner Gary Bettman, who presented him with the Stanley Cup.Stone then lifted the 34 1/2-pound trophy over his head, an incredible achievement for the veteran winger who recently had two back surgeries in a span of nine months.“The look in my teammates eyes when I got it is one of the craziest feelings I’ve ever had,” Stone said. “Just to know that I did it with my 25, 30 best friends makes it that much more special.”Stone had a hat trick in Vegas’ series-ending Game 5 victory Tuesday night, giving him nine points in the Cup Final against the Florida Panthers. “He’s a great leader: He’s really passionate in terms of how he plays,” general manager Kelly McCrimmon said. “The more you watch him, the more you appreciate him. … He makes the people around him better.”Stone has been the Golden Knights’ leader since he was named the franchise’s first captain in 2021. He was also their biggest trade pick...Pro leagues balance profit, integrity risks in legal betting era
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
When Calvin Ridley was suspended for betting on NFL games in 2022, it was largely dismissed as an isolated incident among the four biggest North American professional leagues in the era of legalized sports gambling.He served a yearlong suspension, penned a lengthy apology calling it “an isolated lapse in judgement,” and was reinstated in March. But in April when three players were disciplined for betting on NFL games and two more for placing wagers on non-league games, followed this month by an investigation into another player, a spotlight shone not just on the NFL but U.S. sports betting as a whole. While none of the players’ actions were related to attempts to fix games, the incidents have driven a public conversation about the integrity of pro sports as legalized sports betting takes a greater hold in this country. “Leagues are dancing with the devil,” said Declan Hill, a professor at the University of New Haven who consults for Interpol and pioneered the first online anti-match...Las 5 cosas que debes saber este 14 de junio: Si Trump no es un espía, ¿por qué lo acusan bajo la Ley de Espionaje?
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
Así fue el drama de los niños en la selva de Colombia. Ucrania logra avances. La “Messimanía” en China: los seguidores claman por ver al astro argentino. El poder de Nikola Jokić. Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero la verdad.1. Si Trump no es un espía, ¿por qué lo acusan de espionaje?Donald Trump ya fue imputado formalmente en Miami con cargos federales, algo sin precedentes. La acusación federal describe cómo de manera descuidada acumuló documentos clasificados en sus clubes privados, pero no necesariamente que haya vendido secretos a un país extranjero. ¿Por qué entonces lo acusan bajo la Ley de Espionaje?Trump comparece en acusación histórica y se declara inocente de 37 cargosTrump hace visita inesperada al famoso restaurante cubano Versailles2. La dieron por muerta, pero estaba viva golpeando el ataúdUna mujer que había sido declarada muerta fue encontrada con signos vitales y golpeando su ataúd durante su funeral en Babayoho, una ciudad costera...Greek authorities say the number of migrants who died after their boat capsized has risen to 32
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek authorities say the number of migrants who died after their boat capsized has risen to 32.SourceAjax to hire coach Maurice Steijn from Sparta Rotterdam to replace John Heitinga
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
AMSTERDAM (AP) — Ajax is hiring “overperformer” Maurice Steijn as its new coach to replace John Heitinga, whose contract was not extended after the Amsterdam club finished a disappointing third in the Dutch Eredivisie.The club said Wednesday the 49-year-old Steijn will sign a three-year deal to join from Sparta Rotterdam, which he led to sixth place in the Eredivisie this season after rescuing it from relegation trouble a season earlier. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.In the past, Steijn has coached Dutch clubs ADO The Hague, VVV-Venlo, NAC Breda and Sparta as well as Al-Wahda in the United Arab Emirates.“At all the clubs he worked for, results exceeded expectations,” said Ajax Director of Football Sven Mislintat. “So he has shown multiple times with his teams that he is a real overperformer. He is ready for a step up, I’m sure of that.”Heitinga replaced Alfred Schreuder, who replaced Erik ten Hag but was fired in January after only half a season at the Dutch...Shoplifters, no swiping! Fairfax Co. police tackling summer crime with new shoplifting prevention initiative
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
If you’re thinking of taking something you didn’t pay for from a business this summer, police in Fairfax County, Virginia, want you to think again.Fairfax County police announced Tuesday that June is “Retail Theft Month” in the department’s series of crime prevention efforts this summer.From June to August, police will feature a different crime focus each month with a three-pronged solution plan.Teams of officers from the county’s eight district stations will be increasing patrolling in areas with the most shoplifting and other retail theft cases in June. Police will also educate communities about retail theft and help businesses prevent and deter people from shoplifting.The officers will be working alongside special Fairfax County police teams such as Neighborhood Patrol Units, the Tyson Urban Team and Shopping Center Units “to help cover specific areas and increase effectiveness,” according to a news release.SourceSancionan a aficionado de Tottenham a no ir al estadio tres años por burlarse de la tragedia de Hillsborough
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
(CNN Español) — La Liga Premier de Inglaterra informó este martes a través de un comunicado que emitió una sanción de tres años sin poder asistir a los estadios a un aficionado del Tottenham Hotspur por haber hecho burlas de la tragedia de Hillsborough durante un partido entre Liverpool y Tottenham en Anfield, estadio de Liverpool FC, el pasado mes de abril.La Liga Premier añadió que el aficionado de Tottenham fue identificado, arrestado y acusado de causar intencionalmente acoso, alarma o angustia, y se declaró culpable.A consecuencia de sus actos las autoridades le han prohibido la entrada a los partidos de fútbol y a las inmediaciones de los estadios durante tres años, y se le impuso una orden de hacer labores comunitarias durante 12 meses, más una sanción de compensación de 200 libras esterlinas y otras multas, añadió la Liga Premier en el comunicado.El asistente del jefe de la Policía de Merseyside, Paul White, dijo: “este tipo de comportamiento no tiene cabida en el fútb...Denver weather: Mild with an evening storm
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — Early sunshine on Wednesday will lead to afternoon clouds along the Front Range. By the evening, showers are possible in the high country and a storm may pop up in the metro in the Denver weather forecast. Weather today: Afternoon cloudsTemperatures will warm into the middle 70s Wednesday as abundant sunshine sticks around for the first half of the day. Nuggets championship parade will be Thursday: Here are all the details Pinpoint Weather: Daily forecast on June 14. Showers will pop up in the afternoon in the higher elevations and we could see a possible storm in the evening along the Front Range.Weather tonight: Partly cloudy and seasonalClouds that move in Wednesday afternoon will stick around Wednesday night, keeping lows mild. Lows will dip into the lower 50s with light winds.Pinpoint Weather: Overnight forecast on June 14. Looking ahead: Rain chances before the weekendClouds linger on Thursday morning with the chance for an early afternoon shower or storm in...Supreme Court could soon rule on Biden’s student loan forgiveness program. Here’s what borrowers need to know
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
Washington (CNN) — Millions of borrowers may learn soon whether they could receive up to $20,000 in debt relief under President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness program.The fate of the unprecedented debt cancellation program lies with the Supreme Court, which is expected to decide to either uphold or strike down the proposal in late June or early July.The student loan forgiveness program, which Biden announced last August, has been on hold due to legal challenges. No student loan debt has been canceled, despite the fact that the government approved 16 million applications eligible for relief last year.A group of Republican-led states and other conservative groups took the Biden administration to court over the program, claiming that the executive branch does not have the power to so broadly cancel student debt in the proposed manner.Critics also point out that the one-time student loan forgiveness program does nothing to address the cost of college for future students and could ...2 KCK police officers disciplined for use of force over $5 pizza
Published Mon, 16 Dec 2024 20:37:58 GMT
KANSAS CITY, Kansas (KCTV) — Two Kansas City, Kansas, police officers are being disciplined for how they handled a receipt check at a Walmart near the Legends.Dayton Borisouth, 24, was held down with a knee on his neck over a receipt for a $5 frozen pizza. Borisouth said he paid for the pizza but initially wouldn’t show his receipt to the police officer because he believed he wasn’t legally required to do so.A video of the interaction went viral on TikTok.It happened on June 1 in the breezeway between the outside and inside doors. The first officer was working off-duty as security for Walmart. Two others showed up when he called for backup.His uncle, Christopher Enloe, began shooting the interaction on his phone after someone came to the parking lot to tell him what was happening.It begins with Borisouth on the ground and the officer trying to place him on his stomach.“Stop fighting it,” he said to his nephew. “Okay? Look at me.”“Here’s the f—— receipt bro,” Boriso...Latest news
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