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It became a familiar reaction during the historic Las Vegas playoff run this year. Hockey commentators were repeatedly shocked, stunned and in awe of some of the saves that goalie Adin Hill was able to make.
PARIS : Casper Ruud may have crashed in his last two Grand Slam finals but the Norwegian fourth seed said after soaring into a second successive French Open title clash on Friday that relying on autopilot could be his best bet to succeed.
Jarrod Bowen described scoring a winning goal in a European cup final as "the best feeling I've had in my career" as West Ham United beat Fiorentina in Wednesday's Europa Conference League final.
Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) may be toasting victory at the Giro d’Italia – assuming he survives Sunday’s pan-flat circuit stage around Rome without incident – but the result could have been completely different after he suffered a disastrous mechanical on Stage 20. The Slovenian was piling the pressure on leader Geraint Thomas (Ineos Grenadiers) when his chain slipped off in a crazy finale to the individual time trial on Monte Lussari. Ad He headed into the final GC stage looking to overturn a 26-second deficit on Thomas after pinching three seconds back in the Dolomites on Friday.
DORTMUND, Germany : Borussia Dortmund's dream of their first Bundesliga title in 11 years turned into a nightmare on Saturday after a shock 2-2 home draw to Mainz 05 dropped them to second place on goal difference in the season finale, handed the title to rivals Bayern Munich.
Munster assistant coach Denis Leamy said it would be special for the club to get their hands on the United Rugby Championship as it's a trophy that has eluded them for 12 years.
Everton midfielder Izzy Christiansen has announced her retirement from football aged 31, saying “what I achieved is beyond my wildest dreams”. The England international will make her final appearance for the Toffees away to her former club Manchester City on Saturday. Ad «What I have achieved is beyond my wildest dreams,» Christiansen wrote on social media.