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Will Smith - Miami

Fair enough.

Bryan Adams - Run to You

The groin injury that Matthew Tkachuk suffered in the Four Nations Tournament will sideline him for at least the rest of the regular season. The Panthers are hopeful he will be ready to return when the playoffs start in April.

So not only are you secretly an NSA agent, you are also a celebrity.

Elvis - Burning Love

The Penguins have dropped to last place in the Metropolitan. Only 58 points in 63 games puts them at the second worst record in the east behind the Sabers (will the Sabers ever be OK?) at 54 points, but still well ahead of lowly Sharks who have 41 points in 62 games. Can't remember the last time I saw the Penguins in last place this late in the season.

When it's time to go it is time to go.

MLB considering allowing Pete Rose to be eligible for the Hall of Fame. Manfred is reviewing a petition by Rose's family to have him reinstated. Rose was given a lifetime ban by MLB in 1989 because he was betting on baseball, but with his passing in 2024 there may be an interest in putting him into the Hall of Fame. Rose is the all-time leader in hits and games played. He has never appeared on a Hall of Fame ballot.

Metallica - King Nothing

The current playoff picture is this: Top eight teams in the east in order are 1. Washington 2. Toronto 3. Florida 4. Tampa Bay 5. Carolina 6. New Jersey 7. Detroit 8. Columbus with NY Rangers, Boston, and Ottawa all two points behind Columbus. In the west it is 1. Winnipeg 2. Vegas 3. Dallas 4. Edmonton 5. Minnesota 6. Los Angeles 7. Colorado 8. Vancouver with Calgary only one point behind Vancouver, Utah four points back of Vancouver, and St. Louis five back. It is unlikely (not impossible) that anyone not listed would get into the playoffs. The regular season ends April 17, seven weeks from today. Of course, after today's games this information could change, but as of the present moment that is where it stands.

Brothers Osborne - It Ain't My Fault

Absolutely agree.

Crosby, Stills, and Nash - Live it Up

MLB and ESPN will end their contract agreement following the 2025 season. This includes TV, radio, and streaming. The agreement to split ways was mutual, according to reports. MLB has been broadcast on ESPN since 1990.