Senators face another lost season as Tkachuk laments misfire
Ottawa captain Brady Tkachuk bemoans high expectations unmet as the Senators sit 28th with 42 points in 47 games. Ownership change, Dorion firing, and coach Smith's dismissal frame a season defined by underachievement and fan disappointment.
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Scheffler embraces Phoenix Open chaos and party atmosphere
Scotty Scheffler, world No. 1, thrives amid the Phoenix Open's desert riot as crowds surge at TPC Scottsdale. The event, once a signature with a $20 million purse, now lures fans and uproar at the 16th hole, while Scheffler pursues a rare three-peat in a tournament known for its boisterous, party-like atmosphere.
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Altuve on board with Astros
Astros star Jose Altuve commits to stay with Houston for the upcoming season as the team moves toward its next campaign. Team officials expressed confidence in the veteran second baseman's continued leadership and on field impact.
Altuve re-signs with Astros on 125 million deal through 2029
José Altuve announced a $125 million contract to remain with the Houston Astros from 2025 through 2029. He praised Houston as home and noted the city and his family influenced his decision. Astros officials hailed him as a franchise cornerstone and future Hall of Famer.
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Tavares in tax dispute over eight million dispute
Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares has filed an appeal with the Tax Court of Canada challenging the CRA’s 2018 reassessment that increased his income by 17.8 million and levied 6.8 million in taxes plus 1.2 million in interest. The filing cites a US$15.25 million signing bonus and seeks a 15 percent treaty rate for athletes.
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