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This day in history: Witness the thrilling milestones that reshaped the sports world, from record-breaking performances to unforgettable victories, each echoing the spirit of athletic excellence. - 1972 — NBA: The Los Angeles Lakers defeat the Atlanta Hawks, 134-90, for their 33rd straight victory, an NBA record. - 1979 — NFL: The Pittsburgh Steelers win their third AFC championship by beating the Houston Oilers, 34-5, in a cold, steady rain at Three Rivers Stadium. - 1979 — NFL: The Dallas Cowboys beat the Los Angeles Rams, 28-0, to win the NFC title. - 1928 — NHL: Howie Morenz scores three goals to lead Montreal to a 9-1 road victory against the Toronto Maple Leafs, with his first goal being his 100th in the NHL. The Canadiens become the first NHL team to allow two goals or fewer in 20 consecutive games. - 1925 — NHL: Harry Broadbent of the Montreal Maroons scores five goals in a 6-2 triumph over Hamilton. - 1920 — NHL: Joe Malone of Quebec scores two goals to become the NHL’s career leader with 59 and leads the Bulldogs to a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Arenas. - 1981 — NHL: Marcel Dionne of the Los Angeles Kings scores his 1,000th point with a goal in a 5-3 triumph over the Hartford Whalers. #SportsHistory #AthleticExcellence #RecordBreaking #NBAHistory #NFLMoments #NHLLegacy #VictoryMilestones #LegendaryGames #HistoricWins #GreatestAthletes

Florida Panthers - Stanley Cup Champions! What do you think, did the Stanley Cup go to the right team? Feel free to comment below! ? According to the game analysis results: - The match was very evenly contested - Both teams started their attacks from different areas of the rink almost the same number of times - The number of turnovers was nearly identical - The Oilers had slightly better offensive efficiency and it had overall more attacks - The Panthers defended better as a team - According to the analysis of attack styles, the Oilers carried the puck into the offensive zone more often with slow attacks, while the Panthers had more quick attacks Below are the detailed results at even strength in the form of Edmonton vs. Panthers: ? Number of attacks - Defensive zone: 112 - 115 - Neutral zone: 33 - 38 - Offensive zone: 44 - 41 - Total: 189 - 194 Puck loss - Defensive zone: 21% - 21% - From the defensive zone to the neutral zone: 40% - 37% Attack style – carrying the puck into the offensive zone: - Slow attack: 17 - 6 - Quick attack: 8 - 15 - Counterattack: 1 - 0 - Total: 26 - 21 Shots on goal - Scoring circle: 16 - 13 Offensive efficiency = shots on goal from the scoring circle - Defensive zone: 4% - 3% - Neutral zone: 0% - 3% - Offensive zone: 25% - 20% - Overall offensive efficiency: 8% - 7% ? #nhl #stanleycup #floridapanthers #edmontonoilers #gameanalysis #icehockey

EN: 10 Lessons in Zen Leadership Practiced by Legendary Coach Phil Jackson --------------------------------- 4?? Treating Wins and Losses the Same In two decades of coaching,Phil Jackson has the highest winning percentage in basketball history (704) and won a record-breaking 11 championship rings.He also won 2 championship rings as a player with the New York Knicks. Yet despite all of this winning ,there were plenty of painful losses and disappointments as well.Teams would go on "hot streaks" and "cold streaks" and there were more than enough devastating losses in big playoff games. One lesson Jackson has learned is that you need to stay level wether you win or lose,and not let any single win or loss define you as a person (even if it's losing game 7 in the finals to the Celtics). Reflecting on his time as a player,Jackson remembered a funny but inspiring story from one of his teammates after they ended a long winning streak. "Early in the 1969-70 season,we went on an 18 game winning streak and pulled away from the rest of the pack.When the streak ended with a disappointing loss at home,reporters asked Red what he would have done if the Knicks had won,and he replied : " I'd go home,drink a scotch ,and eat the great meal that Selma(his wife) is cooking." And what would he do now that we had lost? "Go home,drink a scotch,and eat the great meal Selma is cooking." This nonchalant response perfectly shows the proper attitude to have during any win or loss.It's important to not get "too high" when you win or "too low" when you lose,because at the end of the day you have to still keep living and keep grinding. Of course,winning feels great and losing feels like crap,but those feelings are only temporary anyway. They don't change the bigger picture. ---------------------------------------- Next post ?? 5?? The Importance of Pregame Rituals Stay tuned ??

?? Breaking News: Cincinnati Reds and Kansas City Royals Shake Up the MLB with Blockbuster Trade! ?? The Cincinnati Reds have acquired right-handed starting pitcher Brady Singer from the Kansas City Royals in exchange for second baseman Jonathan India and outfielder Joey Wiemer. ?? Singer, a 28-year-old rising star, posted an impressive 9-13 record with a 3.71 ERA and 3.1 WAR last season. He brings a career record of 36-44 with a 4.28 ERA over 127 games to the Reds' rotation. ?? Meanwhile, the Royals receive the 2021 National League Rookie of the Year, Jonathan India, who batted .248 with a .750 OPS, 15 home runs, and 58 RBIs in 151 games last season. They also acquire outfielder Joey Wiemer, a promising prospect. ?? For the Reds, this trade bolsters their already strong rotation, while the Royals gain a talented second baseman and a potential future star in the outfield. ?? What do you think about this trade? Who got the better deal? Let us know in the comments below! ?? #MLBTrade #CincinnatiReds #KansasCityRoyals #BaseballNews

"It has been Sean Gibson’s lifelong goal to honor the legacy of his great-grandfather, former Pittsburgh Crawfords and Homestead Grays catcher Josh Gibson. But as much good as the younger Gibson has achieved through his role as executive director of the Josh Gibson Foundation, Wednesday represents a mammoth home run — and maybe the most important day ever — when it comes to how many view the prodigious slugger. After a 3 1/2-year wait, Major League Baseball is finally incorporating Negro Leagues statistics into its record books, honoring Gibson and the 2,300 or so other players who played in the seven iterations of Black baseball from 1920-48. ----------------------------- The changes are significant. Gibson’s career average of .372 pushes him past Ty Cobb (.366), while the former’s slugging percentage (.718) moves him ahead of Babe Ruth (.690). The same goes for Gibson’s OPS, the mark of 1.177 also pushing him past the Babe (1.164). When it comes to single-season records, Gibson’s .466 average for the Grays in 1943 is now considered the best in MLB history, eclipsing fellow Hall of Famer Hugh Duffy (.440 in 1898). Fellow Negro Leagues star Charlie Smith (.451 for the 1929 New York Lincoln Giants) actually ranks second. Barry Bonds’ slugging percentage of .863 from 2001 dropped from first to fifth, with Gibson’s .974 from 1937 taking over the top spot. Gibson’s incredible OPS marks of 1.474 in 1937 and 1.435 in 1943 now occupy the top two spots." Sign up for the Weekend Roundup here: Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eX2WZYEc

In injury recovery, particularly in hockey, do expectations for RTP exceed standards? Is it expected that once a player has completed off ice rehab processes they will return without benefit of any formal on ice interval based process to reconnect injury, body and mind to the physical requirements of the game? Expectations are “a belief that something will happen”, and don’t always align with actual real time needs. Standards are a “level of quality” and what is acceptable. A fact based approach. It is being acknowledged that we cannot accurately replicate on ice needs in an off ice rehab capacity. Therefore, when a player is cleared for RTS, the “standard process” (quality) should include a Needs Analysis, Functional Assessment, possible equipment adjustments and well thought out flexible on ice recovery process. The days of “expecting” a player to just suit up and get back out there are over. The days of having a coach skate the player as the only form of recovery should be over. We can do much better. We can have high standards for players returning from injury. John McGill On Ice Rehab?? [email protected] PWHL Adam Douglas, PhD Matthew Price Jay Mellette MEd, LAT, ATC, CSCS, PES Alex Trinca Ian McKeown Ed Kinnaly Dan Bourgeois Craig Desjardins Dustin Stuck, MEd ATC Devan McConnell Piet VanZant Daniel Tranchida Tommy Kotsopoulos Rob Mouland Matt Nichol David Manning Rob Milette TD Forss Scott Livingston Jaime Sochasky Livingston Rink Hockey Academy Okanagan Hockey Group Inc Edge School Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Wade Klippenstein Ross McCain Scott May

In sales, and life, you often will hear the phrase - you miss 100% of the shots you never take, often attributed to the Great One, Wayne Gretzky. This has always fascinated me. Gretzky actually said this in response to the constant chirp he heard about shooting more often. He basically acknowledged the criticism that he should shoot more. However, in Hockey a player is awarded a ‘point’ on their stats for a goal scored and also an assist. The Great One was and is the all time points leader in the NHL, he is also the all time Goal scorer in the NHL. However, what many might not realize is the Great One is also the all time Assist leader. Recording more than twice as many assists than goals. You see, the Great One was focused on his team winning. When you focus on the team, you learn that often times it’s more important to pass the puck, and help your team score, and ultimately win the game. To be the Great One you don’t have to always be the one putting in the net. Life, just like Hockey, rewards you for the assist. How do you pass the puck in your life? What’s your secret to getting the assist, and thus the win?

Proud parent moment (sorry, not sorry)! This weekend, my 8-year-old son reminded me once again why he inspires me and teaches me valuable lessons. First, he played for his new 2nd football team (don’t ask). He has joined as a goalkeeper and has helped them remain unbeaten for 7 games in their cup, this week resulting in a player of the match performance in a close game! ?? Then, we attended his basketball presentation evening. He's been playing for just six months, competing with up to U12s, and his team won the league with a perfect record—14 games, 14 wins! ?? But the highlight was his unexpected nomination for the club's Most Improved Player, chosen from hundreds of players. ?? Then came Sunday. His football team was a goal down in a tournament semi-final with only minutes left. Despite being taken off injured, as captain, he asked to go back on to help his teammates. He returned to the pitch, scored the equaliser within a minute, and took the final penalty in the shootout, calmly winning the game and helping to send his team to the final. His passion and commitment to helping his team succeed are truly inspiring. As leaders, we can learn so much from this: focus on making the team successful, and in doing so, we achieve our own success. Pursue what you love and strive to be the best you can be. His willingness to sacrifice his own comfort for the team's success is a powerful reminder of what it means to be a truly dedicated leader. #ProudParent #LeadershipLessons #Teamwork

?? What an incredible 24 hours in the NBA: the unstoppable OKC Thunder extended their streak to 15, the Rockets barely outpaced the Lakers with Jalen Green’s brilliance, and the Cavs kept their double-digit magic alive, while the Kings are surging post-coaching change—all amidst swirling trade deadline rumors involving big names like Jimmy Butler and LeBron James! ?? - Oklahoma City Thunder's Streak Continues: The Thunder won their 15th game in a row, dominated by a strong second half where they held the Celtics to just 23 points. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led with 26 points, and a key block and lob to Isaiah Hartenstein was a highlight of the game. - Houston Rockets Edge Out Lakers: The Rockets secured a 119-115 win over the Lakers, thanks to Jalen Green's 33 points and Fred VanVleet's crucial late steal. Amen Thompson also had a standout performance with 23 points and a career-high 16 rebounds. - Cavaliers' Winning Streak: The Cleveland Cavaliers, winners of nine straight games, are set to face the struggling Charlotte Hornets. This streak is notable as all victories have been by double-digit margins, a feat last achieved by the 2017-18 76ers. - Sacramento Kings' Turnaround: After the firing of head coach Mike Brown, the Sacramento Kings have won three straight games, including victories over the Grizzlies and the red-hot 76ers, indicating a potential turnaround for the team. - Trade Deadline Speculations: With the NBA trade deadline approaching, there are significant speculations about potential moves, including Jimmy Butler's possible trade from the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers considering trade options for LeBron James. #NBA #Basketball #OKCThunder #HoustonRockets #LALakers #ClevelandCavaliers #SacramentoKings #JalenGreen #ShaiGilgeousAlexander #NBAStreak #NBATradeDeadline #BasketballNews #NBAHighlights #JimmyButler #LeBronJames #SportsUpdate #NBACommunity #NBARumors #GameNight #IncredibleNBA

From Giannis Antetokounmpo's historical night to the Indiana Pacers' high-scoring showdown, the last 24 hours in the NBA have been nothing short of electrifying, with epic performances and team triumphs that fans won't soon forget. - Giannis Antetokounmpo's Historic Performance: Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 43 points, grabbed 13 rebounds, and had 5 assists in the Bucks' 113-107 loss to the Celtics, marking his 40th career game with 40+ points and 10+ rebounds, and his 20th game with 40+ points, 10+ rebounds, and 5+ assists on 60%+ shooting. - Indiana Pacers' High-Scoring Victory: The Indiana Pacers defeated the New York Knicks 132-121, with Bennedict Mathurin scoring a career-high 38 points and Tyrese Haliburton recording 35 points and 14 assists. This win highlighted Haliburton's 10th career 30+ point, 10+ assist game, a Pacers franchise record. - Cleveland Cavaliers' Strong Team Effort: The Cleveland Cavaliers rallied past the Brooklyn Nets, with Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland leading the charge. Mitchell had a standout performance, and Garland's late-game efforts helped the Cavaliers cut the Nets' lead to just one point in the fourth quarter. - Golden State Warriors' Dominant Win: The Golden State Warriors secured a significant win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, though specific details of the game are not provided in the sources. - Boston Celtics' Continued Success: The Boston Celtics improved to 9-2 on the season with a 113-107 win over the Milwaukee Bucks, led by Jayson Tatum's 31 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists. #NBA #GiannisAntetokounmpo #Pacers #IndianaPacers #TyreseHaliburton #ClevelandCavaliers #DonovanMitchell #GoldenStateWarriors #BostonCeltics #JaysonTatum #BasketballHighlights #BasketballPerformance #HistoricalMoment #Hoops #EpicGames #SportsRecap #BasketballFans #NBAHistory #CourtActions