Why some Ontario hockey players drink mustard and pickle juice during each game
Slurping pickle juice and squirting mustard into their mouths are some strange ways two junior hockey players in Windsor, Ont., have hit peak performance.
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Crackdown could end the shame of a city centre dirty 'slab splash'
It has happened to us all. Walking through Manchester city centre, blissfully unaware of a potential day-ruiner right beneath our feet. And then we stand on it.
Michigan's Jim Harbaugh plays coy amid NFL rumors: 'I just want to enjoy this'
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Leverkusen's Boniface to undergo surgery, out for months-club
BERLIN : Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface will be out of action for at least three months after undergoing surgery on an adductor muscle injury he picked up while preparing with Nigeria for the Africa Cup of Nations, the Bundesliga leaders said on Tuesday.
Flyers trade top prospect Cutter Gauthier - 'We don't want you' - ESPN
The Philadelphia Flyers said top prospect Cutter Gauthier didn't want to play for them, so they sent him packing Monday, trading the forward to the Anaheim Ducks for defenseman Jamie Drysdale and a 2025 second-round draft pick.
Reach for the sky: How clusters are helping Europe's aerospace industry take off
Polish space technology company KP Labs has just launched its first satellite, one of the many technologies developed as part of the Silesian Aviation Cluster.
Forty-four athletes in 12 disciplines to represent Ukraine at 2024 Winter Youth Olympics in South Korea – NOC
Forty-four athletes in 12 sports disciplines will represent Ukraine at the IV Winter Youth Olympic Games (UOG) in Gangwon-do (Republic of Korea), the National Olympic Committee (NOC) has reported.
Franz Beckenbauer The Stylish Kaiser Who Ruled German Football
Franz Beckenbauer, an iconic German player and later coach with a knack for leading his teams to greatness, has died at the age of 78. Beckenbauer, one of only three men to win the World Cup as player and as a coach, was known as the Kaiser, a title that fitted both his stylish and assured playing style and his natural leadership. "He was so elegant he wasn't really German," Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, a team-mate and later fellow administrator at Bayern Munich, said in a profile on the Bundesliga's official website. "He just oozed class and quality."