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The Toronto Maple Leafs have executed a sweeping purge of their front office, leaving a single assistant GM and creating an opportunity for new leadership. Among the names floated is Evan Gold, a Toronto‑born executive with deep roots in the Boston Bruins organization.
As the American Hockey League marks its 90th season, the league reflects on the four founding clubs that still compete, the milestones they’ve achieved, and the new teams that could join their storied ranks.
Rhode Island transformed the global spectacle of the FIFA World Cup into a statewide celebration that brought together government, businesses and cultural groups, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors, supporting local businesses and creating opportunities for youth while showcasing the Ocean State’s diverse heritage.
The Boston Bruins have assembled a deep goaltending pool that mixes NHL experience, AHL proven talent, and promising international prospects, setting the stage for a competitive development camp.
Alex Condon, a rising senior from Florida, has been named in Australia's 12‑man roster for the Asian Qualifiers, joining veterans like Bryce Cotton and Tyreese Proctor as the Boomers eye a historic qualification.
Seamus Casey changes representation while Alexis Lafreniere remains with the Rangers; Michael DiPietro and Marcus Crawford are the inaugural winners of the Doug Messier Award.
The 2026 Herald-News All-Area girls soccer team celebrates elite talent from schools throughout the area, highlighting players who have excelled through skill, leadership and dedication.
José Fonte and Hélder Postiga will appear at a fan hub in Providence on June 21, sharing stories from distinguished international careers and linking past triumphs to the excitement surrounding the 2026 World Cup.
Former FC Porto and FC Barcelona goalkeeper Vítor Baía is set to attend Rhode Island’s Day of Portugal festivities, participating in the parade, torch ceremony and a PUMA fan zone event.
The Spartans welcome back a 7‑foot‑2 center and await the NBA decision of a standout point guard, even as a key wing departs for LSU.