Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Russia across Hockey, Soccer, Basketball.
The final between Spain and Argentina attracted a record-breaking audience in the United States and Spain, driven by a dramatic extra‑time goal and a star‑studded halftime show.
Former Hershey Bears forward Louis Robitaille, a key member of the 2006 Calder Cup championship team, has been appointed assistant coach, adding his extensive playing and international coaching background to the club’s staff
A look at five former New Jersey Devils players still seeking NHL contracts as the offseason remains largely inactive.
Training alongside NHL veterans in St. Petersburg, Matvei Michkov prepares for the final year of his entry‑level contract, aiming to rebound from a modest dip in production and return to Philadelphia ready for the upcoming season.
The Miami University hockey team is set to welcome a highly touted freshman class that could extend its recent resurgence. With a dramatic turnaround from a 3‑28‑3 record to 18‑16‑2, the program looks to leverage the backgrounds and potential contributions of nine incoming players.
England’s resilient campaign, led by Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham, sets the stage for a clash with Argentina, the reigning champions, as both teams vie for a place in the 2026 final.
Flames development camp standout Egor Barabanov reflects on his journey from Russia to the University of Massachusetts, his chemistry with Czech forward Simon Katolicky, and his ambitions on and off the ice.
The Russian forward, drafted by San Jose in 2020, has inked a two‑year agreement with Avtomoblist Yekaterinburg, ending a North American chapter that never yielded a regular NHL spot.
Head coach Mohamed Ouahbi’s assertion that Morocco can win the 2026 tournament is backed by recent victories over the Netherlands and Canada, a deeper squad and tactical refinement.
Baseball United appoints Roger Duthie, a seasoned sports marketing executive, as special adviser to drive its global growth, focusing on sponsorship acquisition and business development in emerging markets.
The International Ice Hockey Federation and the IOC have lifted the ban on Russia, permitting the women's national team to vie for the 2027 World Championships and the 2030 Olympic Games, while domestic league developments and player movements signal a shifting landscape.
Russia’s women’s hockey program is set to re‑enter the global stage at the 2027 World Championships and the 2030 Olympics, bringing star talent and geopolitical controversy to the sport.
The Hurricanes' prospect development strategy, highlighted by key Russian and Swedish talents, underpins their recent Stanley Cup triumph and a deep pipeline of future NHL contributors.
The International Olympic Committee announced a provisional lift of the Russian Olympic Committee's suspension, contingent on peaceful conduct, while the IIHF and NHL await further details on Russia's return to international competition.
A human‑rights watchdog has accused U.S. President Donald Trump of meddling in a controversial red‑card decision involving Folarin Balogun, arguing that the move breaches FIFA’s political neutrality rules and threatens the presidency of Gianni Infantino.
An 18‑year‑old Russian wing, Egor Amosov, has pledged to UConn for the upcoming campaign, adding depth at power forward and marking the latest addition to a diverse freshman cohort.
The Philadelphia Flyers' 90‑million‑dollar offer to Leo Carlsson and the Utah Mammothh's interest in Barret Hayton illustrate a league‑wide re‑assessment of player worth, with cap implications and development plans shaping the future of several franchises.
Former MLB pitcher Greg Harris, known for his dual‑arm pitching, returned to Fairbanks to discuss baseball's history with Alaska State Historian Kathrine Ringsmuth and MLB Ambassador DJ Carrasco, highlighting the game's deep ties to Alaska Native communities and its origins in Russia and Scandinavia.
An exploration of how soccer is reshaping American identity, from historic milestones to the cultural ambitions of the current men’s national team.
Donald Trump’s lack of presence at the tournament reflects a deliberate effort to sidestep controversy, a pattern that mirrors past diplomatic reticence.
San Jose has inked 27-year-old netminder Kyle Keyser to a one-year, two-way contract, leveraging his AHL and KHL pedigree to bolster the team's goaltending depth
The rise of hockey‑centric romance novels and their screen adaptations illustrates how TikTok‑driven reading trends are reshaping entertainment for young audiences.
The Los Angeles Kings have committed $1 million to a one‑year contract for Mats Zuccarello, with the potential for over $5 million in bonuses, signaling a strategic push to bolster their roster for the 2026‑27 campaign.
From NBA finals dominance to stadium‑filled excitement, journalists trace how the World Cup captured the imagination of fans across diverse U.S. cities.