NHL playoff watch: Who will win the Atlantic Division crown?

The article ranks the NFL's top young talent cores, highlighting teams based on players still on rookie contracts. The Detroit Lions take the top spot with standout players like Aidan Hutchinson and Jahmyr Gibbs, followed by the Baltimore Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles, showcasing a strong emphasis on both offensive and defensive capabilities among their young rosters. Want More Context? 🔎

Ozzy Osbourne, the iconic heavy metal singer and reality television star, passed away at 76 after battling Parkinson's disease. Tributes poured in globally, including from the New England Patriots, while Formula 1 fans reminisced about a humorous 2003 interview with Martin Brundle, where Osbourne’s memorable quip about his dogs went live to millions. Want More Context? 🔎

Wide receiver Quentin Johnston has emerged as a standout at Chargers training camp, scoring five touchdowns in five practices, including two in a recent session. His improved hands and deep ball tracking, noted by quarterback Justin Herbert, are crucial as the team adjusts to Mike Williams' retirement and builds Johnston's chemistry with Herbert heading into the season. Want More Context? 🔎

The Grand Prix of Belgium at Spa featured a thrilling race, dominated by Dan Gurney in his Brabham-Climax, who set a new lap record and led until lap 29, aside from a brief challenge from John Surtees in a Ferrari. However, Gurney's pit crew was caught off guard during a pit stop, adding to the drama of the event. Want More Context? 🔎

First held in 1925, the Belgian Grand Prix is a historic race that debuted on F1's inaugural championship calendar in 1950, primarily taking place at Spa-Francorchamps. Notable editions include Michael Schumacher's maiden win in 1992, showcasing the event's significance in Formula 1 history. Want More Context? 🔎

Liverpool's summer transfer activity continues to evolve, with a €90m deal for Real Madrid's Rodrygo potentially on the horizon, especially as Luis Diaz's exit to Bayern Munich seems imminent. While Liverpool has already signed Hugo Ekitike and could add a new centre-back, Rodrygo is a strong contender, with a transfer expected to gain momentum in the coming days. Want More Context? 🔎