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The Arizona Diamondbacks addressed three needs with one trade on the eve of Thanksgiving. Arizona acquired 32-year-old third baseman Eugenio Suarez from the Seattle Mariners for backup catcher Seby Zavala and 24-year-old reliever Carlos Vargas in a deal that first came up at the General Managers Meetings two weeks ago. Suarez fills the D-backs’ need at third base, adds a right-handed bat to the middle of the order and a veteran presence. “We feel like this is a guy who adds a power element, good defender, everyday player at a position that we’ve been platooning for a few years now,” general manager Mike Hazen said on Wednesday. “I think it adds a little stability to that spot and an incredible clubhouse guy. Obviously, we lost some of our really good clubhouse guys at this point after the season via free agency. We feel like he’s going to step into that role. This is somebody we’ve liked for a long time and we feel like it’s a natural fit given what our team is looking for.” Hazen joked that he and Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto only talk right before Thanksgiving and on July 31 given the recent trade history between the

Deer carcass waste dumpster at Shadows on the Wolf in Shiocton, November 22, 2023. PC: Fox 11 Online SHIOCTON, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — As the halfway point of Deer Hunt 2023 passes, those taking to the field are asked to help control the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease, or CWD.The highly-contagious condition impacts the nervous systems of deer, elk, moose, and caribou, and there are recommended ways to dispose of those, or any deer.The large steel dumpster has been on the job for about a week at the Shadows on the Wolf Clubhouse in Shiocton. Club President Kevin Conradt says it’s the third season the bin is there.“If we didn’t have this, I’m assuming that a lot of the stuff would be getting dumped in ditches, thrown in the river, or a boat landing, or something else too,” said Kevin Conradt, Shadows on the Wolf President.After the harvest, hunters are asked to throw away their deer carcass, to help slow the highly-contagious condition called Chronic Wasting Disease.  » Read More

Saints Photos | New Orleans Saints | NewOrleansSaints.com 1 / 21 New Orleans Saints safety Johnathan Abram and his Johnathan's Journey For Better Foundation surprised a dozen families with turkeys and Thanksgiving sides at Columbia Parc's community clubhouse in New Orleans on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023. Michael DeMocker/New Orleans Saints 2 / 21 New Orleans Saints safety Johnathan Abram and his Johnathan's Journey For Better Foundation surprised a dozen families with turkeys and Thanksgiving sides at Columbia Parc's community clubhouse in New Orleans on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023. Michael DeMocker/New Orleans Saints 3 / 21 New Orleans Saints safety Johnathan Abram and his Johnathan's Journey For Better Foundation surprised a dozen families with turkeys and Thanksgiving sides at Columbia Parc's community clubhouse in New Orleans on Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023. Michael DeMocker/New Orleans Saints 4 / 21 New Orleans Saints safety Johnathan Abram and his Johnathan's Journey For Better Foundation surprised a dozen families with turkeys and Thanksgiving sides at Columbia Parc's community clubhouse in New Orleans on Tuesday,  » Read More

A process 16 years in the making is now complete, with the demolition of the former Hells Angels clubhouse in Nanaimo wrapping up. The Nanaimo property, along with two other clubhouses in East Vancouver and Kelowna, were the subject of a lengthy court challenge. The courts had gone back and forth with their rulings, after RCMP raided and seized the Nanaimo clubhouse in 2007. In 2018, the biker gang launched a legal challenge of the seizure, and in 2020 the B.C. Supreme Court sided with the Hells Angels and returned ownership of the clubhouses to the biker gang. That ruling was overturned by the B.C. Appeal Court in February 2023, and in October the Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear an appeal filed by the Hells Angels, finally putting the legal challenge to rest. Now, B.C.’s Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General says the demolition is complete, with only some fencing and some concrete foundation remaining. Demolition started on Nov.  » Read More

Thirroul surf lifesavers have 500,000 reasons to smile after their beloved club was given a modern makeover.Thirroul Surf Life Saving Club held an opening ceremony on Sunday for their new clubhouse extensions, which aims to bring their base into a new era while also reinforcing their stocks.The upgrades were made to make the facility more user-friendly for both members and the general public, with the changes including new paint, an expanded storage room; a modernised gym set-up; and inflatable rubber duck trailer storage.The project has been many years in the making and cost more than $500,000. It was made possible with over $400,000 funding from through multiple NSW Office of Sport's Surf Club Facility Program funding rounds, while the club also chimed in with $125,000."We had really positive feedback from the guests," Thirroul SLSC president John Dryden said."This project has been going for five or six years. At the start, we had a few problems because we didn't dot the i's and cross the t's,  » Read More

WWE Superstars Zoey Stark and Shayna Baszler invaded The Judgment Day's clubhouse during the latest episode of Monday Night RAW. Stark became the rightful challenger to Rhea Ripley's Women's World Championship by winning the number one contender's Battle Royal a few weeks back. This week's show of the red brand saw Ripley and Dominik Mysterio entering the clubhouse, only to be greeted by the surprise presence of Stark and Baszler seated inside. Stark confronted Ripley, cautioning her that she was focusing on everything, but what truly mattered was the Women's World Championship. Stark asserted that the title was coming to her at Survivor Series 2023. In response, Ripley was impressed by her challenger's intentions but promised to deliver a beating to her at the premium live event. Stark welcomed the challenge, eagerly urging Ripley to bring it on. This encounter will be the first time both women will be facing each other in singles competition. It will be interesting to see if Stark can dethrone The Judgment Day's Eradicator at Survivor Series 2023.  » Read More

Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Leki Fotu did not return in the team’s 21-16 loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday due to a hand injury. Fotu exits the game after recording four tackles, two of which were for losses, a sack and a QB hit. The lineman had strung together some solid efforts before going down, registering 1.5 sacks in the past three games combined to go along with four TFLs and a pair of QB hits. Fotu wasn’t the only Cardinals defender dealing with an injury, either. Starting MIKE linebacker Kyzir White was sidelined midgame with an elbow injury and never returned. He registered three tackles and a pass defensed before exiting. Losing White, who hadn’t missed a defensive snap in 2023 before Sunday, was a tough blow for the Cardinals defense. Entering play Sunday, the linebacker was far and away the leader in the clubhouse in the tackles department, recording 87 through 10 games. The next closest Cardinals defender was cornerback Marco Wilson with 46. “I thought (Josh Woods and Krys Barnes) stepped in … and played well,” Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon told sideline reporter Paul Calvisi postgame.  » Read More

When Minifigure Speedway opens at Legoland Windsor in Spring 2024, it will be the UK’s first Lego dueling coaster and the park’s fastest coaster (racing both forward and backward). Images courtesy Legoland Families will board either Team Legends or Team Allstars cars and race at nearly 35 mph through the dual track layout. Legoland partnered with German attractions manufacturer Zierer to create the speedway circuit. Helen Bull, divisional director at Legoland Windsor Resort, said “Minifigure Speedway is set to get pulses racing when it opens next spring and will be the fun seeker’s favorite amongst families.”  Minifigure Speedway continues the expansion at Legoland Windsor. Last month, the park opened the word’s first Lego indoor golf experience, Lego Adventure Golf, with four different family-friendly courses. The UK’s first Lego Ferrari Build and Race attraction opened in May with the world’s first life-sized Lego Ferrari Daytona SP3. In addition to Minifigure Speedway, Legoland Windsor will open Legoland Woodland Village in 2024. The new village will allow families to stay in their own Lego-themed cabin in a park-like setting.  » Read More

Young athletes can benefit from financial help during 2024. Read on to find out more The Ron Pickering Memorial Fund is now accepting applications from young athletes for 2024 grants. If you are aged 15-23 years old then this is your opportunity to apply to be aided financially next year. Since 1991, the RPMF has awarded more than £2.5 million in grants to thousands of athletes. It has proved to be immeasurable, not just as financial aid but as sources of motivation and belief. As Keely Hodgkinson says: “It gave me the belief that I could achieve in sport”, whereas when Mo Farah received his first grant from RPMF, he was finally able to buy his first pair of running spikes. This is a particularly poignant year for RPMF following the death of Shaun Pickering in May aged 61. Shaun set up the fund alongside his mother, Jean, in memory of his father Ron Pickering in order to continue his remarkable legacy. As an athlete Shaun was an Olympian,  » Read More