Matthew Caruk

Meet the best local broadcast team in the @NLL! Host & Reporter - Ashley Docking Play by Play - Matt Caruk Analyst - Brian Shanahan #RockCity🎸

After spending 28 years walking around the world, a British man has finally returned to his mother’s home in the UK. Karl Bushby began his journey in Chile in 1998 and has travelled more than 31,000 miles on foot.

Sami Zayn tells Roman Reigns people at least remember his match from WrestleMania 38 “You know who remembers your match at WrestleMania 38? Nobody. What was it? Roman vs. Brock Lesnar part 6 of 12?” #WWERAW

This is what it's all about 🥹 Marcus Spears gets emotional reacting to his son's, Marcus Spears Jr., arrival ahead of Chicago State vs. Texas ❤️

Matt Vinc retired with the all-time lead among goalies in games played, goals against, minutes played, shots on goal, saves, wins, and losses in both the regular season and the playoffs. He has won 32% of all of the Goaltender of the Year awards ever given out.

This World Series photo is one of the best sports photos I have ever seen, but the process behind how it was captured might be even more interesting. No, it wasn't done with AI or a drone. Here's what you need to know... Mike Carlson and Carmen Mandato took this photo, and Carlson broke down the process on Instagram. He says they go up on the catwalk before games to install a series of cameras mounted in different positions — looking at home plate, the mound, etc. But since photographers can't sit on the catwalk during games (and also have to take other photos), Carlson and Mandato install a trigger to help take photos remotely. The way it works is simple: When Carlson and Mandato take photos with their handheld camera in the outfield, the catwalk camera also takes a photo. The catwalk camera is also connected to a network, so it automatically sends the photo to an editor. This is similar to the process NBA photographers use to get those popular "spotlight effect" photos. But instead of mounting their camera on a catwalk in the arena, NBA photographers use a trigger to activate the strobe lights most NBA arenas have installed in the rafters. Most people never notice the strobe light going off, but once you do, you'll notice it every time. Super interesting.

The weekend starts here! 📺🥍 NLL Friday Night on TSN returns November 27 at 7:30 p.m. ET.

Rock City, get ready to welcome Ty English! He's ready to put the pedal to the metal 🏃‍♂️ #RockCity🎸

NEW THREADS. NEW ENERGY. SAME HAWKS HUSTLE.    We are ready to take flight in our new jerseys!   And we’re just getting started… keep your eyes peeled for a NEW sponsor patch joining the jersey this season! 👀🤝   What do you think of the new look, KHawks fans? 👇🔥

So tell me what’s wrong with the shirts the New York Knicks are giving out to every fan tonight for winning the NBA championship… 👀

THE FUTURE STARS OF QUARTER HORSE RACING TAKE CENTRE STAGE AT AJAX DOWNS! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 – ALEX PICOV FUTURITY! It's going to be an exciting showdown as 10 talented two-year-olds line up for the 400-yard Alex Picov Futurity on the final race day of the 2026 season! And if the September 30th Trials were any indication, racing fans are in for a THRILLER! A DEAD HEAT THAT SETS UP AN EPIC REMATCH! Ontario-bred fillies IMPERIAL MIRACLE and BAREF HURRICANE RUSH couldn't be separated at the finish line in their Trial, hitting the wire together in a remarkable 20.633 seconds! Even more exciting, it was the FIRST career victory for both fillies! IMPERIAL MIRACLE, bred and owned by James Bogar of Cameron, Ontario, came flying late under jockey Tony Phillips to catch the speedy BAREF HURRICANE RUSH, owned by Earl Foster and ridden by Corry Beland. Bogar currently leads all Quarter Horse breeders at Ajax Downs with an impressive 16 wins from 69 starts! BUT CAN ANYONE STOP THE UNDEFEATED HAD TO BE VALIANT? The talented filly HAD TO BE VALIANT is a perfect 3 FOR 3 and looking to keep her winning streak alive! Owned and bred by Carol and Jaime Robertson of Hillsburgh, Ontario, Had To Be Valiant captured the Ontario Bred Futurity in July and returned to win her September 30th Trial by a nose in 20.758 seconds, with jockey Ismael Mosqueira aboard. Now the stage is set! Will Imperial Miracle or Baref Hurricane Rush break their dead-heat rivalry and claim the big prize? Or will undefeated Had To Be Valiant make it FOUR STRAIGHT? ONE RACE. TEN YOUNG STARS. ONE FUTURITY CHAMPION! ALEX PICOV FUTURITY – RACE #8

⚠️ Beware if you don’t like heights ⚠️ TD Coliseum has a unique way to get to the press box… a media gondola over the ice in the rafters

“They may have a bunch of Hall of Famers, but we have a bunch of gamers. And the gamers won this week.” @Brewers manager Pat Murphy after his team swept the Dodgers