All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman became a free agent at the end of the 2025 season after opting out of three-year contract he signed with the Boston Red Sox last offseason.
Amid his high-profile free agency, Bregman started Club Nemesis, a performance hub designed for professional baseball players. Former All-Star outfielder Chris Young visited the club this week and had a conversation with the Chicago Cubs infielder.
During a conversation with Bregman for MLB Network, Young asked what drove the two-time World Series winner to opening the club. Bregman answered:
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“I’ve played over the last 10 years. You kind of learn and adapt and grow and figure out what works for you and and you take a little bit from one coach and one player and you try and put the pieces together for your puzzle.
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“I feel like for me, I was always searching to try and get one percent better, whether that’s staying healthy or strengthening conditioning or baseball activity defense, hitting whatever it may be.”
Bregman’s wife Reagan Elizabeth reacted to the Instagram post with the video of the interview, commenting:
“1% better.”
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Bregman has had several visitors to his club in the offseason, including San Francisco Giants star Matt Chapman and Baltimore Orioles’ Jackson Holliday.
Alex Bregman’s wife Reagan shared adorable moment between their children
Alex Bregman ended his free agency after signing a five-year deal with the Chicago Cubs last month. Bregman’s wife shared a glimpse of their time in Chicago during the offseason. She shared pictures of their time together at the Wrigley Field in an Instagram post.
“The warmest welcome,” Reagan captioned her post.
Reagan and Alex welcomed their second son in April 2025. Bregman’s wife shared a picture of her elder son, Knox, sharing an adorable moment with his sibling in her Instagram story.
“My heart,” she captioned her story.
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Reagan and her children were often in the stands at Fenway Park to cheer for Bregman last season. They will be showing their support to the All-Star infielder in his first season with the Cubs in 2026.
Nebraska running back Emmett Johnson (21) crosses the goal line for a touchdown against the USC Trojans, with Nov 16, 2024 marking the matchup at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. Johnson finished the play during first-half action, helping Nebraska generate early offensive momentum. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images.
If you’re just freshening up on the Minnesota Vikings’ draft process, it’s a good idea to get to know the name Emmett Johnson, a running back from Nebraska. He wants to play for the Vikings, his hometown team, so much so that he issued a lighthearted ultimatum this week.
The hometown tailback offers production, youth, and a direct reason for the Vikings to consider him on draft weekend.
Johnson told Twin Cities Live this week that the franchise won’t regret drafting him, but will rue facing him for 10 years if it does not.
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Minnesota Could Have a Natural Mid-Round Option at RB
Nebraska running back Emmett Johnson (21) leaps to evade a tackle attempt from Penn State cornerback A.J. Harris (4), with Nov 22, 2025 marking the matchup at Beaver Stadium in University Park, Pennsylvania. Johnson showed agility early in the game while navigating traffic during first-quarter action. Mandatory Credit: Matthew O’Haren-Imagn Images.
The Johnson Ultimatum
Johnson is indeed on the Vikings’ draft radar, as he recently met with the coaching staff and front office on a pre-draft visit.
About that discussion, Johnson said this week, “I told them I said if y’all take a chance on me, it’s gonna be the best thing that they ever did. But if y’all don’t, you gotta see me for 10 years. That’s kinda how I feel, to be honest.”
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“They’re definitely interested,” Johnson said about the Vikings, “I’m a hometown kid.”
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Nebraska RB Emmett Johnson said the #Vikings are “definitely interested” in him. Johnson, the Minneapolis native, met with Minnesota a few times, including on a top 30 visit:
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Johnson attended Holy Angels in Richfield and grew up a Vikings fan. He said at the NFL Combine that he would love to play for the Vikings, and as his hometown team needs a young runner — they haven’t picked one with early-round draft capital in seven years — the connection checks out. There’s a reason Minnesota is interested in Johnson; Aaron Jones and Jordan Mason, the current co-RB1s, are scheduled to test free agency in 2027.
It’s a fantastic setup for Johnson, and he’s obviously not afraid to pound the table for his hometown team to take the plunge.
Johnson ranks at No. 109 on the current Consensus Big Board, meaning Minnesota will probably have to use one of its 3rd-Round picks to make his dream come true. The Vikings pick 82nd and 97th in “Johnson territory.”
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The College Production and Skill Set
Listed at 5’10” and 200 pounds, Johnson’s strong, stocky build is well-suited for the position’s physical demands. His impressive 2025 season — 1,824 scrimmage yards and 15 touchdowns — demonstrates his ability to handle a heavy workload and maintain offensive momentum, even under pressure.
At 22 years old, Johnson enters the league at a typical rookie age, suggesting he has the maturity to contribute immediately.
The only drawback to his Vikings agenda? He’s not much of a pass-blocker, and in the past, that seemed to be required of a halfback in Kevin O’Connell’s offense.
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Pro Football Focus‘s Trevor Sikkema on Johnson: “His game is built on outstanding vision and elusiveness, highlighted by some of the quickest feet in this class. That allows him to navigate traffic effectively in man- and gap-scheme concepts, where he has posted an elite rushing grade over the past two seasons.”
“Johnson is a natural receiver out of the backfield, and while he shows the mentality for strong pass protection, he could be overpowered at the next level due to his lack of bulk. Johnson has Excellent footwork; light on his feet with precise and explosive cuts behind man-gap concepts.”
Nebraska running back Emmett Johnson (21) crosses the goal line for a touchdown against the UCLA Bruins, with Nov 8, 2025 marking the game at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. Johnson finished the scoring play during second-half action, helping Nebraska generate offensive momentum. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images.
Johnson initially ran a 4.56 forty at the NFL Combine, which scared some onlookers, but at his Pro Day, he rebounded with a 4.46.
Sikkema added, “He has natural hands as a receiver with high yards per route run usage and missed tackles forced per reception in space. He also runs with a determined style, consistently displaying high effort and competitive toughness. Johnson brings excellent footwork and quickness to the backfield, with good receiving ability to boot.”
“His resume is of a player who can be successful in man- or gap-blocking concepts, with three-down potential, especially as a receiver.”
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What If He’s… Right?
Johnson might have a point with his half-joking ultimatum. Across the lay of the land in the NFC North, every team could use a running back. In Chicago, D’Andre Swift’s contract expires at the end of the 2026 season. The Bears may need a young tailback to pair with Kyle Monagai in 2027 and beyond.
The Green Bay Packers employ Josh Jacobs, who turned 28 this offseason. Some running backs begin an age-related decline around 28, and it wouldn’t be strange for Jacobs to fall victim to that fate. The Packers’ current RB2 is Chris Brooks, a rather anonymous talent in NFL-speak.
Nebraska running back Emmett Johnson (RB10) addresses reporters during media availability at the NFL Combine, with Feb 27, 2026 marking the event at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. Johnson met with media members while discussing his collegiate career and draft outlook. Mandatory Credit: Jacob Musselman-Imagn Images.
And while the Lions have Jahmyr Gibbs, David Montgomery left via trade to the Houston Texans. If newcomer Isiah Pacheco doesn’t work out as the RB2, a man like Johnson would make sense behind Gibbs.
In an RB-needy NFC North, the Vikings should backhandedly consider Johnson’s playful ultimatum. He has a point.
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It’s also the kind of swagger you want to see from a running back.
Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Thursday said government is working towards a legislation that would criminalise trafficking and administration of prohibited performance-enhancing substances to athletes.
Speaking at the World Anti-Doping Agency’s Global Anti-Doping Intelligence and Investigations Network (GAIIN) Final Conference here, the minister said India, which has topped the global list of dope offenders for the past three years, would aggressively tackle the menace that casts a massive shadow on its aspirations of hosting the Olympics in 2036.
“We are working on introducing criminal provisions for athlete support staff or other persons involved in trafficking and administering banned substances,” Mandaviya said, making it apparent that coaches who are found encouraging use of banned substances by athletes would be among those at the receiving end.
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Currently, India does not have penal provisions to tackle supply of banned substances to athletes and disciplinary action is limited to bans that can last up to a lifetime depending on the degree of the offence.
“Doping is no longer individual conduct. It is organised multi-national enterprise. The threat of doping undermines sport as India becomes a global sporting hub. Regulations are not enough. Ethics and values are at the core of sports but growing pressure of competition can lead to doping,” Mandaviya stressed.
“India is committed not only to sporting excellence but to upholding the highest standards of integrity.”
Addressing the conference on Thursday, Mandaviya said India has undertaken proactive reforms “not just for compliance, but with a genuine commitment to the integrity of sports.”
On preventive measures, Mandaviya stressed that “prevention remains the most effective strategy.”
“Providing the right information at the right time empowers athletes to make informed decisions and avoid both intentional and accidental violations,” he added.
India has significantly expanded its anti-doping testing from around 4,000 tests in 2019 to approximately 8,000 tests in the past year.
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Mandaviya noted a significant decline in adverse analytical findings, from 5.6 per cent in 2019 to less than two per cent currently, reflecting the impact of “sustained awareness and preventive efforts.
NFL Draft prospect Jacob Rodriguez is going to have a pretty cool job to tell people about when he’s taken next week by an NFL team to begin his professional football journey.
But if you were to ask Rodriguez, his wife, Emma, has the coolest job in the family.
“Any time I get the chance to talk about her is the best. Every time I get the chance to tell people what she does for a living, they’re blown away, and rightfully so,” Rodriguez told Fox News Digital during a recent interview.
NFL prospect Jacob Rodriguez and his wife, Emma, a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter pilot for the United States Army, partnered with USAA, the official “Salute to Service” partner of the NFL.(USAA)
Emma Rodriguez is a 15A Aviation Officer in the United States Army. She flies the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. While Jacob was chasing his football dreams at the University of Virginia before transferring to Texas Tech, Emma, his high school sweetheart, was a West Point cadet.
So, it only seemed right for them to partner with USAA, the official “Salute to Service” partner of the NFL, ahead of Jacob’s start in pro football to help inspire all service members sacrificing for our country just as Emma does.
“I think they do a tremendous job, and they actually got to take us out to a simulator,” Jacob said of USAA. “I got to go, and my wife got to teach me how to fly, and that was a very fun experience. It’s something I didn’t think I would be able to do. Just partnering with them and being able to serve as many people as we can.”
On the gridiron, Jacob knows efficiency, strength, focus and more is needed to perform at a high level. But being in that simulator gave him a newfound appreciation for what his wife does when she goes to work each day.
“What she does is very hard work, and it’s very stressful. But she’s up to the task,” Jacob explained. “She’s always busy, always preparing, getting ready. And it just helps me out so much because I know somebody who’s working so hard and has so much on their shoulders that I get to do what I do for fun. I get to just have a lot of fun when I’m doing it. When I get to support her and show her all the appreciation I have for her, it means a lot to me.”
Their love story is one that certainly pulls at the heartstrings.
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Jacob Rodriguez and his wife, Emma Rodriguez, celebrate after the Big 12 championship game against the BYU Cougars at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 6, 2025.(John E. Moore III/Getty Images)
They grew up in North Texas, attending rival high schools but building a bond that would face adversity given their individual dreams. Emma was heading to West Point in New York, while Jacob was trying to become a quarterback at Virginia.
They each faced their own levels of adversity, with Jacob transferring to Texas Tech to become a linebacker without a scholarship at first, while Emma was fighting to get through her first year at West Point.
But their bond grew stronger despite the distance and personal struggles, and on July 1, 2023, they didn’t just get engaged. They got married on the same day.
Since then, they’ve been each other’s rock, and Jacob couldn’t be more grateful to have someone like Emma by his side as he looks ahead to next Thursday’s draft.
“We try to be there as much as we can,” he said. “It helps that she’s doing what she’s doing, and I’m doing what I’m doing. She understands how high-performing my environment is, and now I can understand the environment she has. You have to always be efficient, on your toes, be ready to go, be prepared.
“Just being able to support each other, knowing what we have to do and knowing how much work needs to be put in, we can both really be efficient with our communication. We can both know there’s more to it than just work. It’s a true, special connection, and we’re just so thankful for each other. And I’m so thankful for everything she does and the way she supports me.”
While Jacob is anxious waiting to see where his NFL journey begins, Emma is also set to deploy in a few months. But while the long-distance relationship may have to continue, they will be together next week to experience the draft together.
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Jacob Rodriguez of the Texas Tech Red Raiders celebrates with his wife Emma Rodriguez after the Big 12 championship game against the BYU Cougars at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 6, 2025.(John E. Moore III/Getty Images)
“With the NFL Draft coming up, she’ll be right there to support me. But if anything comes up on her side, I’ll be right there to support her. It’s nice when you have that coming from the house and being around each other.
“What I do is something I can really appreciate and something I never take for granted.”
Punjab Kings (PBKS) extended their unbeaten run in IPL 2026 by claiming a dominant seven-wicket win over Mumbai Indians (MI) on Thursday, April 16. PBKS won the toss and elected to field first at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
MI were without Rohit Sharma in the clash. The veteran opener missed the game due to a hamstring injury, and Quinton de Kock was added to the playing XI. The South African keeper-batter shone with the bat, slamming a stunning century in his first match of the season.
De Kock remained unbeaten on 112 off 60 balls. Naman Dhir supported him with a crucial 50-run knock from 31 balls. The hosts fell short of the 200-run mark despite a 122-run stand between the two for the third wicket.
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MI couldn’t finish their innings on a high note and posted 195/6 in 20 overs. Arshdeep Singh was the pick of the bowlers with his 3/22 in four overs. PBKS chased the target comfortably in 16.3 overs.
Prabhsimran Singh scored a dazzling 80* off 39, while skipper Shreyas Iyer contributed 66 off 35 deliveries. Afghan spinner Allah Ghazanfar picked up two wickets for MI.
The win took PBKS to the top of the IPL 2026 points table. They have four wins and one no result to their name after five games. MI, on the other hand, suffered their fourth defeat on the trot. The five-time champions are languishing in the ninth spot with just one win from five games.
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Here, we take a look at three moments from the match that generated a buzz among fans.
#3 Jasprit Bumrah’s dropped catch proves costly
PBKS opener Prabhsimran Singh took the game away with his attacking batting. The wicketkeeper-batter struck two sixes and 11 fours, finishing with a strike rate of 205.13.
Notably, MI skipper Hardik Pandya almost dismissed the dangerous batter in the powerplay when he was on 11 off five balls. Prabhsimran attempted the cut shot off a slower short ball on the first ball of the fourth over.
However, he failed to clear the infield, and the ball went to Jasprit Bumrah at short third man. The speedster failed to hang onto the catch, giving the 25-year-old a reprieve. MI had to pay for the costly mistake as Prabhsimran played a match-defining knock.
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#2 Arshdeep Singh rattles MI with early twin strikes
Arshdeep Singh gave PBKS an ideal start by taking two wickets off successive balls in the third over. Opener Ryan Rickelton (2 off 8) was the first one to perish. The southpaw got a decent connection on the flick shot, but it went straight to Shashank Singh at deep square leg. It was also the left-arm seamer’s 100th IPL wicket.
The onus was on senior batter Suryakumar Yadav to rescue his team after the early breakthrough. However, he fell for a golden duck. The right-handed batter got the outside edge while going for the drive and was caught at short third man by Yuzvendra Chahal.
#1 PBKS captain’s jaw-dropping effort ends Hardik Pandya’s stay at the crease
Shreyas Iyer produced a terrific effort in the deep to dismiss opposite number Hardik Pandya in the 18th over. Hardik went for a big hit down the ground but got the bottom of his bat.
It initially seemed that he might have just gotten enough distance to clear the ropes. However, Iyer had other plans. He ran from long-on and leapt in the air to take the catch.
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Iyer would have landed outside the boundary ropes. He showed great presence of mind, tossing the ball towards Xavier Bartlett, who completed the relay catch. Even the MI dug out looked stunned by the PBKS captain’s brilliance.
The former Arsenal and Villarreal boss brought with him his own backroom staff, with many of the old guard departing.
Former Sevilla goalkeeper Monchi also joined as Villa’s president of football operations in June 2023 – having previously worked with Emery at Sevilla and winning three Europa League titles together.
Emery immediately made an impact, imposing structure, clarity and belief on a Villa side that was once again flirting with relegation to guide them to a top‑seven finish and European qualification in his first season.
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The following campaign proved the progress was no fluke.
Turning Villa Park into a fortress, they established themselves as a top‑four contender during 2023-24 while also reaching the semi-finals of the Conference League, where they were beaten 6-2 on aggregate by Olympiakos.
“The first year we got here in the Conference League, a lot of us hadn’t played in Europe so when we got to the latter stages there was a lot of pressure,” Watkins said.
“Each year we’ve learned and taken something from it. And to trust the manager because he’s so experienced in this competition. He’s won it numerous times so we believe in what he tells us and keep going.”
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A first taste of top-tier European competition since 1982-83 came last season when they reached the Champions League quarter-finals against Emery’s former side Paris St-Germain.
And on their way to the last eight, they posted memorable league-stage wins against Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig while also holding Juventus to a goalless draw.
And this season’s run on the continental stage further underlines their upward trajectory under the Spaniard.
“It’s an amazing achievement for us to progress to the semi-finals and to go one step further than last year in the Champions League,” Watkins said.
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“We’re really enjoying being in this competition and this is where we want to be, in the semi-finals.”
Emery told TNT Sports: “I’m very happy. We were organised and tried to impose our ideas and style, which is not easy against Bologna.”
“We are so happy with the way we are performing in this competition. It was fantastic. We are in the semi-finals, but there is still work to do.”
Kabuni, an AI-powered sports technology platform redefining cricket training, on Thursday appointed former Australian all-rounder Shane Watson as one of its “Super Coaches”.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly had joined hands with the UK based start up last year.
“This collaboration brings together Kabuni’s cutting-edge technology with Watson’s deep cricketing expertise, creating a powerful blend of data-driven insights and real-world experience for aspiring cricketers,” said Kabuni in a statement.
The coaching platform is designed to transform traditional net practice by capturing player movement and ball tracking in real time, translating it into simple, actionable feedback.
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“With its unique “1% improvement” approach, the system focuses on small, immediate corrections that lead to meaningful performance gains over time.
By integrating voice, video, and visual cues, Kabuni ensures that feedback is not just data-heavy but intuitive and easy to apply, particularly for young and developing players,” the statement added.
On his association with Kabuni, Watson said: “What excites me about Kabuni is how it simplifies improvement. Cricket is a game of small margins, and the ability to identify and act on those 1% changes can make a huge difference. Kabuni brings clarity to training in a way that players at any level can understand and benefit from.”
Nimesh Patel, Founder & CEO, Kabuni, said: “Having Shane Watson join Kabuni as Super Coach is a huge milestone for us. His experience at the highest level of the game, combined with our technology, allows us to deliver a more complete and credible training ecosystem.
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“Our goal has always been to ‘put a professional coach in every player’s kitbag’, and this partnership brings us even closer to that vision.
Mike Trout couldn’t stop rounding the bases at Yankee Stadium during the Los Angeles Angels’ four-game series, and he made history doing so.
The future Hall of Famer crushed five home runs, including a blast in the Angels’ 11-4 win Thursday afternoon, and tallied nine RBIs in the series, which Los Angeles split with New York.
The 34-year-old Trout entered the series with only two home runs and seven RBIs on the season, but he’s heading back home this weekend looking like his prime self after what transpired in the Bronx.
Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels before a game against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, N.Y., April 13, 2025.(Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire)
He also heads back with some history as the first visiting player to hit a home run four straight days at Yankee Stadium, according to MLB.com’s Sarah Langs.
Trout’s five homers are also tied for the most in a single series against the Yankees. Only three others — George Bell, Darrell Evans and Jimmie Foxx — have done so in past seasons.
The latest home run from Trout was a solo blast that traveled 446 feet off Yankees reliever Angel Chivilli in the top of the seventh inning Thursday to make it a 7-4 game. Jo Adell’s grand slam later in the game blew it open for Los Angeles to even the series in the end.
Before that, Trout kicked off the series with two home runs and five RBIs in a wild Monday night contest that ended with the Yankees walking it off. Aaron Judge also belted two home runs in the game, as did Trent Grisham, whose game-tying two-run blast in the ninth inning kept the Yankees’ hopes alive.
Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels hits a two-run home run during the fifth inning against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium April 15, 2026, in New York City. (Dustin Satloff/Getty Images)
But Trout and the Angels got the job done Tuesday night, and the veteran outfielder’s only hit was a solo homer. Then, in Wednesday night’s loss, Trout went 2-for-4 with a homer and two RBIs.
Yankee Stadium in general has been a pleasant place for Trout, a South New Jersey native, as he’s hitting .346 with 13 homers in his career there. He also homered in five straight games against the Yankees if you include the Angels’ last meeting in 2025. That also took place in Yankee Stadium.
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“He’s the greatest, the greatest of all time,” Judge said of Trout after Monday’s game. “I know he’s had some tough injuries over the years, but to see himself back in a better spot this year – every time he comes to the Bronx, man, he puts on a show. I hate to see it, but it’s fun competing against a guy like that.”
As Judge mentioned, the Angels are just happy Trout is playing injury-free to start the season, and perhaps this Yankees series has him hitting his stride.
Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels hits a three-run home run in the sixth inning against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in New York City on April 13, 2026.(Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
The three-time league MVP is heading to Cooperstown one day, but there is always the thought among baseball fans about what could’ve been for his career had injuries not gotten in the way. Trout played 130 games last season for the first time since 2019.
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Now 10-10, the Angels are hoping they can get that output from Trout once more in 2026. They’re looking to get back to the playoffs for the first time since 2014.
Sunny Mehta, formerly an assistant with the Florida Panthers, has been hired by the Devils as general manager, the team announced on Thursday.
Mehta was also reportedly a candidate in the Toronto Maple Leafs’ executive search.
The 48-year-old, who was raised in Wyckoff, N.J., spent the past six seasons with the Panthers, winning two Stanley Cups. Over the past three years, he served as head of analytics as well as assistant GM.
“This is a dream come true for a New Jersey kid, who grew up watching Devils practices just 20 minutes away in Totowa,” Mehta said in a press release. “New Jersey has a tremendous young core that will be looking to get back to being a contender, a complement of young assets and draft picks, and a passionate fan base hungry for success. I was fortunate enough to watch the New Jersey Devils raise three Stanley Cups and am excited to get to work to return to that level.”
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Mehta, who will be introduced with a media availability on Tuesday, becomes the sixth general manager in Devils history. New Jersey is coming off its second straight year missing the post-season, placing seventh in the Metropolitan Division with 87 points in 82 games.
He will take time to evaluate the status of head coach Sheldon Keefe, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported.
Devils star forward Jack Hughes missed chunks of the season due to injury, but scored the golden goal for the U.S. in the Olympic men’s hockey tournament.
“We quickly realized this job was in high demand and were incredibly fortunate to meet with many qualified candidates,” managing partner David Blitzer said in a statement. “Sunny’s familiarity with our organization and experience with a two-time Stanley Cup-winning team are characteristics that will serve as a foundation for future success. Our expectations are to be a perennial playoff team and compete for the Stanley Cup, and I look forward to Sunny leading us there.”
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Mehta previously spent four seasons with the Devils from 2014-15 to 2017-18 under Lou Lamoriello and Ray Shero.
Prior to joining the NHL, Mehta was a professional musician and poker player. He studied Jazz Guitar and Studio at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music and later wrote two books on poker strategy called Professional No-Limit Hold ‘Em, Volume 1 (2009) and Small Stakes No-Limit Hold ‘Em (2007).
With the Devils having filled their GM vacancy, it leaves the Maple Leafs, Seattle Kraken and Nashville Predators as the remaining openings.
The Devils fired previous GM Tom Fitzgerald earlier in April.
Cal’s athletic department is reportedly going to cut dozens of jobs from within its administrative ranks, a potential result of increased travel costs in the ACC.
Should they have stayed in the Pac-12 with Stanford?
On today’s episode of Locked On College Football, Spencer McLaughlin and ‘Locked On Buffs’ host Kevin Borba discuss takeaways from Colorado’s Spring Game.
Did QB JuJu Lewis do enough to prove he’s the starter for Deion Sanders?
Ohio State enters 2026 with very few questions and one of the best rosters in the country.
What will the Buckeyes be keeping an eye on at their Spring Game this weekend?
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00:00 Cal athletics cutting staff 04:10 Cal and Stanford join ACC 06:31 Cal’s ACC travel challenges 15:19 Evaluating Colorado’s offensive and defensive lines 16:57 Deion Sanders’ secrecy and draft discussion 24:21 Questions about Arthur Smith’s offense 29:37 Freshman wide receiver’s early progress
Did QB JuJu Lewis do enough to prove he’s the starter for Deion Sanders? 
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