Joe Milton's four reasons why leaving Patriots for Cowboys was a 'blessing'

Local sports fans get to play selector this week—Maritime Ford is running its weekly poll to crown the top high school athlete from Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties. The article invites readers to check out the nominees and cast their vote for standout performances.

Editor’s Note: These community-driven awards shine a spotlight on young athletes who might otherwise fly under the radar. It’s a fun way for locals to engage with high school sports and celebrate hometown talent—plus, it’s free publicity for businesses backing the initiative. Win-win.

Hong Kong's horse racing scene wrapped up its season with a bang in May, featuring a historic Group One win and a tight race for the trainers' title. The article breaks down the standout performers—like jockey Zac Purton, who kept his hot streak alive with a 21% win rate—along with those who struggled. It also highlights the most impressive victories and rides of the month.

Editor’s Note: For racing enthusiasts, this is a lively recap of a thrilling month in Hong Kong's competitive circuit. It’s not just about who won—it’s a snapshot of momentum shifts, rising stars, and the kind of drama that keeps fans hooked between seasons. If you follow the sport, these insights help gauge who’s in form heading into the next chapter.

The Yankees narrowly avoided a humiliating sweep by the Dodgers in their high-profile series, bouncing back from a brutal 18-2 loss to win the finale 7-3. The article dives into why pitcher Luke Weaver—who could’ve been a key arm—was held back, likely a strategic move to preserve him for tougher matchups or manage workload.

Editor’s Note: For Yankees fans, salvaging one win softens the sting of an otherwise rough series, but the bigger takeaway is how the team manages its pitching staff amid a grueling season. Holding Weaver back hints at long-term planning over short-term desperation—smart, but also a reminder that even marquee matchups sometimes require pragmatism over pride.

Barcelona's star striker Robert Lewandowski opened up in an interview about his hunger to win the Champions League again, his thoughts on manager Hansi Flick, and the tricky question of who might eventually fill his boots at the club. He sounds motivated but also realistic about the challenges ahead.

Editor’s Note: Lewandowski is still a key figure at Barcelona, and his comments give fans insight into the club's short-term ambitions and long-term planning. His perspective matters because he’s not just a player—he’s a leader whose future (and eventual successor) could shape Barcelona’s strategy for years.

NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace didn’t hold back before a recent race, taking a playful (or maybe not-so-playful) jab at rival William Byron. But things took a turn when Wallace later got emotional—whether from the heat of competition or something deeper, it’s unclear. Either way, it’s classic Bubba: unfiltered and full of passion.

Editor’s Note: Drama between drivers keeps NASCAR fans hooked, and Wallace is no stranger to stirring the pot. His mix of trash talk and raw emotion makes him one of the sport’s most compelling figures—whether you love him or not. This kind of tension adds spice to the season and keeps rivalries alive.