The Kai Havertz Song Rocks Many people criticized the price that Arsenal paid for Kai Havertz when they landed him from Chelsea. It was a rocky start for Havertz with the Gooners but now he’s quickly becoming a cult hero. I’m not sure if anyone has heard the Havertz song but they need to because it rocks. Tsamina mina, eh, eh,Waka waka, eh, eh,£60 million down the drain,Kai Havertz scores…

Shohei Ohtani Gets His Own Day In Los Angeles The City of Los Angeles has officially announced that May 17th will now be known as ‘Shohei Ohtani Day.’ Ohtani only signed with the Dodgers a few months ago and is already leaving his mark on the city. “Thank you very much to the L.A. City Council,” Ohtani said during the ceremony. “I appreciate you recognizing me on this day. I…

Michael Brockers Announces Retirement At 33-Years-Old Former St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams and Detroit Lions defensive lineman Michael Brockers has recently announced his retirement after 11 seasons on social media. Quote via Brockers’ Instagram post: “I Truly want to thank all My Fans for supporting my family and I during these 11 beautiful yrs. I want to personally thank the Rams and Lions organizations for taking the risk on me to…

Hurricanes Ready To Give Up On Martin Nečas? The Hurricanes were bounced from the playoffs so it’s time for offseason talk. Carolina predictably does what they always do. Cry poor and let really good players go for free (it’s what they did with Dougie Hamilton and Vincent Trocheck. Now are about to do with Brett Pesce too). It’s a horrible strategy but I guess nobody cares because the alternative is…

Hurricanes Seem Content Losing Brett Pesce It’s hard to have any sympathy for the Hurricanes organization. All they do is cry poor and then wonder why they keep coming up short. I mean… did Carolina deserve to beat the Rangers in the playoffs? We all watched Vincent Trocheck rip their hearts out. Why didn’t the Canes try to keep Trocheck again? It’s happening all over again with the Canes crying…