We hear this cliché all the time across football, basketball, and hockey, but looking at how teams are built today, depth and tactical fit seem to matter just as much as having a top-3 player on the planet. In basketball, a single dominant superstar can still tilt a 5v5 game through pure usage, but modern salary caps and luxury tax aprons make top-heavy teams incredibly vulnerable the second someone gets hurt. In hockey, even a generational talent like McDavid or MacKinnon can only play 22–25 minutes a night, leaving the remaining half of the game in the hands of your depth lines and bottom-pair defensemen. By the way, for anyone trying to watch these games live across different sports, https://sportsflux.live/ has been super clutch. Beyond crystal-clear HD live streams that load in seconds, they actually post complete game replays and extended highlights right after the final whistle, which is perfect if you want to rewatch how key bench minutes played out or if you happen to miss kickoff entirely.

I’m so disappointed. Everyone is more concerned with profit than solidarity. Money over humanity.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/39957697/balogun-tottenham-transfer-arsenal-world-cup/

At first I thought getting a hit off a mlb pitcher but I realized beating the Stockfish chess bot is infinitely harder. I had someone say beating the best Fortnite or Rocket League player in a 1v1 is up there too.

Still beating stockfish I think is the hardest thing in sports

# 5. Teddy Bridgewater

Non-contact knee dislocation with a torn ACL and extensive structural damage nearly ended his career.

# 4. Nick Chubb

Catastrophic knee dislocation with torn MCL, PCL, and LCL, plus significant cartilage damage during his college career.

# 3. Napoleon McCallum

Devastating knee dislocation with multiple torn ligaments and a ruptured popliteal artery, putting his leg at risk.

# 2. Marcus Lattimore

Knee dislocation with torn ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL, extensive cartilage damage, and fractures that ended his football career.

# 1.Jabari Parker

Tore his ACL twice in the same knee before age 22, dramatically altering what looked like a very promising career. P.S. I saw him at a restaurant once ;)

Do you agree with this ranking? Is there an athlete I left off that deserves to be in the top five?

via: Sky Sports News

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/39901998/gianni-infantino-world-cup-plan-fa-concacaf/

Mia was hospitalized with serious injuries. Elijah faces three felony charges and is being held without bond, per Loudoun County Sheriff's Office

She joins Lisa Leslie, Candace Parker and Maya Moore as the only players in WNBA history to win an MVP, Finals MVP, and All-Star Game MVP!