Don Sweeney was candid on Thursday when requested about Boston’s high wants getting into free company.

“We’d prefer to deepen the center of the ice,” Boston’s normal supervisor acknowledged. “In order that’s the place we’ve been targeted to have these talks with our group, to say, ‘OK, who could be the man?’ And hopefully make the pitch on the proper time that we may add a participant like that, of that nature. And we’ll proceed to look to strengthen our again finish and complement the group we’ve there.”

Given Sweeney’s offseason to-do checklist, it got here as little shock that Boston reportedly shored up each the middle place and blue line shortly after NHL free company commenced on Monday afternoon. 

In line with TSN’s Darren Dreger, the Bruins have signed heart Elias Lindholm and defenseman Nikita Zadorov — add defensive fortitude up entrance and a few heft on the blue line.

In line with Chris Johnston of The Athletic, Lindholm’s take care of Boston is for seven years and $7.5 million per season, whereas Zadorov’s deal is for six years with an annual cap hit of $5 million.

It will mark the third group that each Lindholm and Zadorov have performed on collectively — with the duo additionally sharing a dressing room with each the Calgary Flames and Vancouver Canucks.

Lindholm has been linked to the Bruins for a while, with the 29-year-old pivot holding loads of enchantment as a 200-foot heart able to impacting the sport in quite a lot of methods. 

The Swedish pivot has held court docket as one of many higher two-way pivots within the sport for the previous few seasons — posting 4 seasons of fifty+ factors in his profession whereas additionally ending second in voting for the 2021-22 Selke Trophy because the league’s high defensive ahead.

The 2023-24 season was a down 12 months for Lindholm when it comes to his baseline manufacturing, particularly after getting slotted to the wing with Vancouver. He completed with 44 factors (15 targets, 29 assists) over 75 video games, however did elevate his play within the postseason (10 factors in 13 video games) whereas dominating in faceoffs all 12 months (56.4 %). 

Given his hefty price ticket, there are questions on whether or not or not Lindholm is known as a bonafide top-line heart — or extra of an efficient second-line, 200-foot stalwart. 

However on Boston’s roster, he’ll shortly take over because the group’s high heart — permitting the Bruins to both push Pavel Zacha to the wing or slot Charlie Coyle additional down the depth chart. 

He could be extra of a 60-point participant, however a full season stapled subsequent to David Pastrnak may assist Lindholm recoup the elite scoring contact he displayed in 2021-22 with Calgary (42 targets, 82 factors). 

Whereas Lindholm will present extra refined, two-way participant up entrance for Boston, Zadorov will land loads of welts on the again finish.

The 29-year-old Zadorov is an already imposing determine at 6-foot-6 and 248 kilos — and certain performs prefer it. 

The Russian-born blueliner is among the most bodily gamers within the league, posting six seasons with at the very least 175 hits on his resume. Zadorov performed arguably his finest hockey for Calgary and Vancouver in 2023-24 — scoring six targets and 20 factors over 75 video games whereas touchdown 177 hits and 68 blocks. 

He additional elevated his inventory through the postseason for the Canucks — scoring 4 targets and eight factors over 13 video games whereas clearing opposing skaters out of Grade-A ice.

Zadorov rounds out the left aspect of Boston’s protection alongside Hampus Lindholm and Mason Lohrei, though it stays to be seen whether or not or not the Bruins envision him as extra of a third-pairing common or a potential top-pairing companion subsequent to Charlie McAvoy. 

With Lindholm and Zadorov accounting for a mixed $12.75 million cap hit, the Bruins might need to dive within the cut price bin for extra scoring assist this offseason — with a majority of their remaining camp area probably allotted towards Jeremy Swayman’s pending pay increase. 

TAMPA — In a much less messy state of affairs, this may have been Jake Guentzel’s second. However the Lightning’s greatest deal to an incoming participant in franchise historical past virtually served as a sidebar to what the group misplaced throughout Monday’s opening of free company.

There isn’t a query followers needs to be excited for Guentzel’s arrival after he signed a seven-year contract with the Lightning value a median annual worth of $9 million, however he could be eternally linked to the participant the group confirmed the door to on the identical day: longtime captain Steven Stamkos.

Guentzel, 29, has all of the instruments to make the Lightning a greater workforce. He has a outstanding knack for locating scoring possibilities across the internet and has meshed with elite expertise, so he ought to match properly on the left wing of Tampa Bay’s high line with Nikita Kucherov and Brayden Level.

However it didn’t take lengthy in his first media availability as a Bolt on Monday for Guentzel to get questions in regards to the strain he would possibly endure primarily changing the longtime face of the Lightning franchise. Stamkos finalized an acrimonious break up with the group minutes after free company opened at midday by signing a four-year take care of Nashville with an annual common worth of $8 million.

“Look, he’s a Corridor of Famer, he’s a particular participant,” Guentzel mentioned of Stamkos. “I’ve the utmost respect for the man. He’s simply an unbelievable participant and individual from what I’ve heard. …

“Clearly this chance for me and my household, it was simply powerful to move up. On this hockey recreation, there’s going to be strain wherever you play, so I really feel such as you’ve simply obtained to be sure to take advantage of the chance.”

Guentzel has made essentially the most of his alternatives all through his profession.

He received a Stanley Cup throughout his rookie season in Pittsburgh in 2016-17, main the league with 13 playoff objectives, together with 5 game-winners. He capitalized on his top-line position alongside gamers like Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, recording 30 or extra objectives every of the previous three seasons. And he boosted his free-agency inventory when he joined Carolina eventually season’s commerce deadline, averaging 1.47 factors down the stretch, then including 9 factors in 11 playoff video games.

“We really feel in the previous few years, by way of match for what we had been in search of, Jake might be as excessive of the right match as we’re going to search out,” common supervisor Julien BriseBois mentioned. “Extremely aggressive, excessive hockey IQ, excessive stage of talent, competes all around the ice, makes performs all around the ice, has a capability to complete, big-game participant. Like he’s a Bolt who occurred to not have been taking part in for the Bolts prior to now and at present we are able to treatment that.”

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As soon as the Lightning pivoted from re-signing Stamkos, Guentzel turned the workforce’s high goal. After buying and selling highest-paid defenseman Mikhail Sergachev and underperforming ahead Tanner Jeannot Saturday and halting conversations to retain Stamkos, Tampa Bay went from a workforce with simply $5.335 million in cap room to at least one with $16.5 million.

After Guentzel and Carolina couldn’t come to an settlement, the Lightning traded for his rights Sunday, finalizing a take care of him three hours earlier than free company opened.

“It’s been positively a little bit little bit of a whirlwind, type of the primary time by this complete course of, however clearly issues simply didn’t work out in Carolina,” Guentzel mentioned. “After which I heard Tampa could be buying and selling for my rights and clearly obtained actually excited, as a result of everybody hears how good of a workforce and the way good of a spot that is.”

Guentzel acquired the biggest wage for an offseason addition in Lightning historical past. The seven-year time period matched the deal the franchise supplied Ryan Malone in the summertime of 2008.

“There’s simply the positives about Tampa and there simply appears to be so a lot of them, dwelling the approach to life, the ambiance within the rink is unbelievable,” Guentzel mentioned. “And if (the cash is) a part of it, too, that’s nice. So there’s simply a variety of issues behind the scenes that you just’re actually excited for. It’s going to be a very enjoyable time.”

BriseBois utilized his newfound cap house and Florida’s favorable tax state of affairs to assemble a contract Guentzel couldn’t refuse. Greater than $53 million of the deal’s complete worth is in signing bonuses, giving him practically 85% of his cash up entrance each season, together with a $12.263 signing bonus this season.

Guentzel will play at a base wage of $1 million in six of the seven years. The contract features a full no-move clause within the first 4 years and a modified clause with a 10-team commerce record for the ultimate three years.

BriseBois was constant in his message all through the offseason that the Lightning have to get higher defensively after rating twenty second within the league in objectives allowed. The acquisition of Guentzel achieves that, giving the workforce a accountable two-way, 5-on-5 participant who can slide into the left wing slot on the primary line.

Guentzel excelled for years in Pittsburgh on the identical line as one of many recreation’s finest playmakers in Crosby. Now he’ll skate with the league’s high playmaking proper wing in Kucherov and former 50-goal scorer Level on a formidable high ahead line.

“These two guys particularly are simply elite gamers on this league, high gamers within the league, and from afar these two guys you attempt to watch extra occasions than anybody,” Guentzel mentioned. “They clearly can rating a variety of objectives and make a variety of performs. …

“I’ve had the expertise of taking part in with good gamers, and if I get the possibility to play with these guys it’s going to be actually enjoyable for me and I can’t wait.”

Different strikes

• The Lightning added one other ahead, signing free agent Zemgus Girgensons to a three-year contract value $850,000 yearly. Girgensons, 30, scored eight objectives and 14 factors in 63 video games with Buffalo final season. At 6-foot-2, 200 kilos, he performs a bodily recreation and may slot in as a bottom-six ahead possibility.

• The 2 gamers the Lightning acquired eventually season’s commerce deadline signed elsewhere. Ahead Anthony Duclair inked a take care of the Islanders (4 years, $3.5 million common annual worth), and defenseman Matt Dumba went to the Stars (two years, $3.75 million). Defenseman Calvin de Haan, who signed a one-year take care of the Lightning final July, moved on to the Avalanche (one 12 months, $800,000).

• The Lightning additionally signed 4 gamers to one-year, two-way contracts: defensemen Tobie Paquette-Bisson, Derrick Pouliot, Steven Santini and ahead Jesse Ylönen. Ylönen, 24, is a former second-round draft choose wh o performed 59 video games with Montreal final 12 months, recording 4 objectives and eight factors. The Canadiens didn’t make him a qualifying provide.

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The inventory value of on-line pet retailer Chewy went for a trip on Monday after one of many web’s most-followed traders revealed that he had purchased up shares within the firm.

Chewy shares initially jumped 11% however have since turned unfavourable, buying and selling down 6% noon Monday.

The turbulence comes after Keith Gill, the chief of the “meme inventory” motion who is best recognized on-line by the deal with “Roaring Kitty,” revealed he had taken a big stake within the firm.

Gill had foreshadowed the Chewy holdings in a submit on X final week that was merely a canine emoji.

Chewy shares — in addition to different shares within the pet commerce — rallied instantly after the submit Thursday.

On Monday, an SEC submitting confirmed Gill had bought shares value roughly $245 million, or about 6.6% of the whole firm at Friday’s closing value. Gill additionally mocked up his personal model of the usual SEC 13G submitting type by including a bit stating he was “not a cat.”

Gill shot to fame in 2020 after changing into the de facto chief of an online-populist motion to buy shares of legacy brick-and-mortar firms like GameStop, AMC and Mattress Tub and Past, with the said aim of making an attempt to show the businesses round. It didn’t fairly work — though the motion did efficiently create losses for traders who have been actively betting towards the businesses.

However his buying and selling has additionally been the topic of scrutiny.

Gill now faces a brand new class-action lawsuit filed in Brooklyn alleging that his most up-to-date trades in GameStop shares amounted to a “pump and dump” scheme.

The plaintiff, Martin Radev, a Nevada resident, representing a category of different GameStop traders, alleges Gill knowingly used his massive and influential platform to “pump” up the inventory value of the corporate this yr by posting on-line whereas failing to disclose he had taken up a brand new place within the firm. Gill then efficiently offered his shares for a revenue, the lawsuit alleges.

The value of GameStop shares stays larger than earlier than Gill’s submit however has declined from its peak by about 50%.

They have been down 5% in Monday buying and selling.

In a twist, GameStop is now run by Ryan Cohen, who additionally co-founded Chewy. Cohen helped gas the meme-stock wave after revealing he had taken a big place in GameStop in 2020, a number of months after Gill first started posting about his place.

Cohen is now not affiliated with Chewy administration, and it isn’t clear whether or not he and Gill have any relationship. An lawyer for Cohen didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark.

The secretary of state of Massachusetts, the place Gill resides, can also be investigating the GameStop commerce.

Gill didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark.

Sean Keeler: Russell Westbrook? Inform ya what — in comparison with Reggie Jackson, he’s an improve. However in comparison with Kentavious Caldwell-Pope? I don’t know, man. The 2 ending items, the 2 3-and-D guys who turned an already good Nuggets roster right into a title-winning one two years in the past at the moment are gone. The primary defection, Bruce Brown, was by no means really changed. In case you’re Sales space, you may’t make that mistake twice. (I imply, you would possibly. However you shouldn’t.) Sure, Westbrook ticks a few of the proper packing containers — at 35, he’s inexpensive, he’s nonetheless powerful, nonetheless bodily, nonetheless a savvy slasher and playmaker. However by way of being a “3-and-D” man, certain, the D’s fantastic. However the 3-point taking pictures? Yikes. No thanks. I’m fantastic with it, however provided that a few real marksmen are additionally on the way in which subsequent who can substitute KCP for 1-2-3. What say you?

Troy Renck: First-time, long-time listener: When has Westbrook labored as a lacking piece for a championship group? I’ll grasp up and hear. The reply is rarely. It failed horribly with the Lakers and, whereas he deflated his ego with the Clippers, the outcomes had been solely marginally higher. He offers you scoring via drives to the rim and is a good passer. That would assist the Nuggets’ second unit. However he shot 27.3% from past the arc final season. And I haven’t even introduced up his long-running feud – tongue in cheek – with Rocky the Mascot as why this match is questionable at greatest.

Keeler: Hey, I like Christian Braun as a participant and as a dude. However the revisionist historical past of some Nuggets followers on social media concerning KCP is borderline hilarious. Did the accidents gradual him down this previous winter? Little doubt. However over two seasons within the Mile Excessive Metropolis, No. 5 transformed at a 41.5% clip from past the arc and an 85.7% price on the charity stripe. No, he wasn’t a quantity shooter. However that wasn’t his function. His cost was to be ruthlessly environment friendly with the handful of alternatives he was going to get on a given night time. When the Nuggets wanted a lightning response, as a rule, KCP made it rain. That’s not Russ’ M.O. Not anymore.

Renck: Westbrook can caffeinate the reserves together with his power and edge. But it surely solely works if Braun spends time within the lab this winter constructing not solely his shot, however his confidence to shoot. The Nuggets can not carry two guards with out vary. I’d fairly the Nuggets pursue somebody like Jordan Clarkson for microwavable factors. Or some other random guards with out accuracy points.

Keeler: Nikola Jokic turns 30 subsequent season. What are we ready for right here? Get that man shooters. Klay Thompson would ship a press release, though Lord is aware of the way you’d make a contract work. Similar with Buddy Hield. In case you’re not going to make a horny purchase, you’d greatest make a handful of good ones. Gordon Heyward? Alec Burks? Aaron Wiggins? If the Joker trusts Westbrook, that’s adequate for me. However Russ isn’t adequate anymore to get the Nuggets again to the NBA Finals with no few extra long-range threats he can dish the rock to.

Renck: Context issues. If the Nuggets had been setting up a roster to win 50 video games, Westbrook is sensible. The thought is that they’re speculated to win one other title within the subsequent few seasons. And in that case, Westbrook is a miss. They want a much bigger transfer this offseason. It’s time to contemplate buying and selling Michael Porter Jr. for 2 complementary items that embrace a taking pictures guard and a real backup middle. They confirmed a willingness to simply accept the results of a second apron transfer once they engaged in commerce talks for Paul George. Don’t let that failure stifle creativity. The Nuggets have to proceed to suppose outdoors the lane as they discover a solution to return to the NBA Finals. Including Westbrook? That’s as pedestrian because it will get.

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The calendar has turned to July 1, and which means one factor: It is time for Mets followers in all places to want one another a Completely satisfied Bobby Bonilla Day! Why? On Monday, 61-year-old Bobby Bonilla will gather a examine for $1,193,248.20 from the New York Mets, as he has and can each July 1 from 2011 via 2035.

Due to baseball’s wage construction, Bonilla’s annual payday is commonly greater than among the recreation’s present younger stars will make in a given yr.

However the Mets are usually not alone within the observe of handing out deferred funds to star gamers lengthy after they final suited up for the group, with previous MVPs and Cy Younger winners among the many notable names nonetheless amassing annual paychecks from their earlier employers.

This previous offseason, deferred cash grew to become an excellent larger speaking level throughout the game with Shohei Ohtani choosing a construction with the Los Angeles Dodgers that may delay funds for $680 million of his $700 million megadeal. He’ll begin receiving $68 million per yr in 2034.

Right here is every part you must find out about Bonilla’s payday, deferred cash in MLB and the present gamers making much less for the 2024 season than Bobby Bo will obtain from the Mets on Saturday.

So why does Bonilla get this payday?

In 2000, the Mets agreed to purchase out the remaining $5.9 million on Bonilla’s contract.

Nevertheless, as a substitute of paying Bonilla the $5.9 million on the time, the Mets agreed to make annual funds of practically $1.2 million for 25 years beginning July 1, 2011, together with a negotiated 8% curiosity.

On the time, Mets possession was invested in a Bernie Madoff account that promised double-digit returns, and the Mets have been poised to make a major revenue if the Madoff account delivered — however that didn’t work out.

Below new proprietor Steve Cohen, who mentioned the possibility of celebrating Bonilla at Citi Area yearly quickly after taking on the group, the Mets have embraced Bonilla’s day.

How uncommon is that this association?

Bonilla final performed for the Mets in 1999 and final performed within the majors for the Cardinals in 2001, however he can be paid via 2035 (when he’ll be 72).

Listed here are another notable deferred-money contracts, courtesy of ESPN Stats & Info:

• Bobby Bonilla (once more): A second deferred-contract plan with the Mets and Orioles pays him $500,000 a yr for 25 years. These funds started in 2004.

• Bret Saberhagen: Will obtain $250,000 a yr from the Mets for 25 years (funds additionally started in 2004; this was the inspiration for Bonilla’s deal).

• Max Scherzer: Will obtain $105 million whole from the Nationals that can be paid out via 2028.

• Manny Ramírez: Will gather $24.2 million whole from the Purple Sox via 2026.

• Ken Griffey Jr.: Will obtain $3.59 million from the Reds yearly via 2024 because the deferral from his nine-year, $116 million deal signed in 2000.

• Chris Davis: Davis’ association with the Orioles would possibly make him the brand new Bonilla, as he collects $59 million in deferred funds throughout a 15-year stretch that began final yr and continues via 2037. Davis will obtain $9.16 million in 2024 and 2025, $3.5 million from 2026 to 2032 and $1.4 million from 2033 to 2037.

How does Bonilla’s deal examine to Ohtani’s contract?

The largest distinction within the two deferral-heavy offers is that Bonilla’s got here as the results of a buyout by the Mets for an underperforming veteran, whereas Ohtani’s wage association was proposed by a famous person on the top of his free company.

In his unprecedented contract, Ohtani is being paid simply $2 million yearly in the course of the 10-year size of his take care of the Dodgers. From 2034 to 2043, Ohtani will obtain $68 million per yr. The parameters of the association permit the Dodgers extra short-term flexibility whereas additionally decreasing the group’s aggressive steadiness tax burden with solely the present-day worth ($46 million per yr) of the contract counting towards L.A.’s CBT payroll.

How Bonilla’s cost compares to 2024 MLB salaries

As a result of baseball’s wage construction has younger gamers begin their careers by incomes simply over half of Bonilla’s annual $1.19 million, the next gamers can be making lower than Bonilla this season (listed so as of 2024 Fangraphs WAR):

Gunnar Henderson — $756,200 (6.0 WAR)

Garrett Crochet — $800,000 (3.7 WAR)

Elly De La Cruz — $742,500 (3.7 WAR)

Jarren Duran — $760,000 (3.4 WAR)

Tanner Houck — $770,000 (3.2 WAR)

Anthony Volpe — $810,100 (2.9 WAR)

Figures from ESPN Stats & Info have been used all through this story.

Rick Ross confronted the wrath of Drake’s house nation Sunday when he was attacked after taking part in Kendrick Lamar’s diss monitor “Not Like Us” following his Canadian live performance.

In a video launched Monday by TMZ, a gaggle of about 15 males gathered round Ross, 48, after his set on the Ignite Music Pageant in Vancouver.

“You bought an issue?” somebody will be heard saying as Lamar’s No. 1 hit – which calls Drake a “licensed pedophile” – blares within the background.

Instantly, a person throws a punch at Ross, though it’s troublesome to see if he made contact with the “Hustlin'” rapper. That results in the group seemingly taking over Ross’ entourage as an unlimited struggle breaks out. The outlet’s video additionally captured a number of males brutally kicking and punching one other man on the bottom.

Including insult to damage, Drake “appreciated” a video of the struggle posted to Instagram.

“Y’all already know this @champagnepapi city,” the poster wrote on high of the video, tagging Drake. “Rick Ross smashed out.”

Newsweek has contacted reps for Drake and Rick Ross for remark and has not heard again.

Ross reportedly instructed TMZ that nobody from his workforce suffered any severe accidents from the assault and added, “Vancouver is a stupendous metropolis and he cannot wait to return.” He echoed that assertion in an Instagram Story pictured in entrance of his personal jet.

“Vancouver it was enjoyable, until subsequent time.” Ross wrote.

Drake and Ross have collaborated on a number of songs relationship again to 2010 when Drizzy hoped on Ross’ “Aston Martin Music.” In Could 2023, Ross claimed on Drink Champs that he and Drake have been “actual shut” and claimed they’re “within the two percentile relating to writers and creators.

However issues turned bitter when Drake’s diss monitor “Push Ups” leaked on-line, seemingly calling out Ross and Lamar amongst others. Drake took gabs at Ross being a corrections officer and him solely scoring Billboard hits when he works with Drake.

Ross hit again together with his personal diss monitor, “Champagne Moments,” wherein he claimed Drake obtained a nostril job. Ross then continued speaking smack about Drake on social media, calling him “white boy” and giving Drake his now notorious nickname “BBL Drizzy.

In the meantime, Drake and Lamar’s rap beef began final 12 months when Drake and J.Cole launched their track “First Particular person Shooter” wherein they claimed they, together with Lamar, are “the massive three” in hip hop.

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Rick Ross seems to have been assaulted in Vancouver, B.C., Sunday evening (June 30) following his efficiency at Ignite Music Competition. Video footage on-line seems to indicate Rozay being sucker punched, which begins a brawl.

In response to TMZ, The Greatest Boss wrapped up his set round 10:30 p.m. native time and seemed to be departing from the primary stage space when he was punched, with video exhibiting Kendrick Lamar’s Drake diss “Not Like Us” booming via the venue audio system amid Ross’ personal feud with the 6 God, who’s a Toronto native.

Punches flew because the scenario escalated. Another video angle of the brawl appeared to indicate one among Rozay’s associates knocked unconscious and being carried away to security.

“White boy,” one individual could be heard shouting, which can be a reference to what Rozay nicknamed Drizzy on his “Champagne Moments” diss monitor.

Ross instructed TMZ on Monday morning that nobody with him was significantly injured, and added that he “can’t wait to return” to “stunning” Vancouver, B.C.

Ross additionally posted a photograph of himself laughing in entrance of a personal jet on Instagram Tales Monday morning (July 1). “Vancouver, it was enjoyable. Till subsequent time,” he wrote over the picture.

Billboard has reached out to Rick Ross’ reps, the Ignite Music Competition in addition to the Vancouver Police Division.

50 Cent didn’t waste any time in clowning his rival Ross. He posted an alleged clip on Instagram of Ricky making a “nice escape” to security because the brawl went down. “LMAO THE GREAT ESCAPE! MEEKA CALL THE CHASERS, THEY ARE CHASING ME. LOL,” he captioned the put up.

Drake, who was not concerned within the incident, favored a put up from Keep6ixSolid on Instagram recapping Sunday’s altercation that seems to contain Rozay.

It’s unclear what sparked the feud earlier this 12 months between Drake and Ross, who have been shut collaborators all through the final 15 years. Drake had sniped at Ross on his “Push Ups” diss monitor in April, and Rozay returned the favor together with his “Champagne Moments” diss, by which he claimed the OVO honcho had a nostril job and continued to name him “BBL Drizzy” due to the alleged beauty work.