Roenick earns Hockey Hall of Fame induction in 2024 class
Jeremy Roenick finally received the Hall of Fame call after a long wait, part of a seven member class that includes two U S women’s players Natalie Darwitz and Krissy Wendell-Pohl. Pavel Datsyuk and Shea Weber were first ballot selections, with Colin Campbell and David Poile honored in the builder category.
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Jeremy Roenick
Hockey Hall of Fame Selection Committee
Roenick
U.S
Natalie Darwitz
Krissy Wendell-Pohl
Darwitz
Detroit Red Wings
Pavel Datsyuk
Nashville Predators
Shea Weber
Colin Campbell
David Poile
Chicago
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Jose
Datsyuk
Weber
Utah Hockey Club
Arizona
Coyotes
Montreal
Canada
Nashville
Poile
Washington Capitals
Predators
Bud Poile
Campbell
NHL
New York Rangers
Wendell-Pohl
University of Minnesota
Salt Lake City
Panthers win Stanley Cup as Maurice guides bold rebuild
Panthers claim the championship after a remarkable season under coach Paul Maurice who rebuilt the club with new leaders including Kyle Okposo and Vladimir Tarasenko. The team transformed from high scoring to shutdown defense, overcoming a 3-0 Final lead scare and finally lifting the Cup, with Tkachuk and Barkov leading a jubilant, crowd-filled celebration in Fort Lauderdale.
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Tkachuk
Paul Maurice
Maurice
Zito
Panthers
Florida
Kyle Okposo
Vladimir Tarasenko
Barkov
Okposo
Tarasenko
Elbo Room
Fort Lauderdale
Sam Bennett
Anthony Stolarz
Joe Cavaretta
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
AP Panthers
Matthew Tkachuk
Fla
DeChambeau bypasses Olympics amid LIV Golf move
In a look at why Bryson DeChambeau misses Paris 2024, the article notes his LIV Golf shift, high rise in world ranking, and YouTube fame while four Americans including Scheffler Schauffele Morikawa Clark earn spots. It discusses OWGR points, IGF stance, and the Olympic field selection basis amid ongoing LIV controversy.
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Ryson DeChambeau
DeChambeau
Scottie Scheffler
Xander Schauffele
Collin Morikawa
Wyndham Clark
LIV Golf
International Golf Federation
Antony Scanlon
IGF
Switzerland
Malaysia
le Golf National
OWGR decision framed LIV players against tours and majors
Doug Ferguson reviews how LIV Golf players stack up under OWGR against peers from Asian and other tours. He notes Puig and Niemann gained Masters and Olympic paths through LIV affiliate play, Ortiz wins on the Asian Tour, and DeChambeau’s mixed results with LIV while eyeing 2028 Olympic eligibility amid calls for a more equitable OWGR.
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LIV
OWGR
David Puig
Spain
Arizona State
Joaquin Niemann
Chile
Carlos Ortiz
Oman
DeChambeau
Australia
LIV Golf
Clark
At&t
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Tony Avelar
GOLF
Doug Ferguson
Japan
Frank Franklin II
Bryson DeChambeau