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Patrick Kane Returns to Chicago, Two-Year Deal

  On Thursday, the Chicago Blackhawks agreed to terms with former star forward Patrick Kane on a two-year, $16 million contract that includes a no-move clause. Patrick Kane played the first of his 19 NHL seasons with Chicago, winning the Stanley Cup three times in Chicago in 2010, 2013, and 2015. He has made it to the Stanley Cup Playoffs 11 times in his career, earning 138 points (53 goals, 85 assists) in 143 postseason games. Kane ranks third in franchise history in assists (80), points (132), and games played (136), and ranks fourth in goals (52). Last season with the Detroit Red Wings, the 37-year-old forward had 57 points (16 goals, 41 assists) in 67 games. He finished fourth on the Red Wings with 16 goals and 41 assists, ranking fifth with 57 points. Kane is one of two active NHL players (Alex Ovechkin) to secure 40-or-more points in each of the last 19 seasons and is one of just 19 players to do so in NHL history. In each of the last 19 seasons, Kane is also one of the three...
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Bezzecchi Bounces Back to Win Thailand GP

 









Marco Bezzecchi’s first race win with the Aprilia factory team couldn’t have gone much better. After the frustration of Saturday’s Sprint crash, Bez looked incredibly calm on Sunday, grabbing the holeshot from pole position and controlling the race from the front. He ended up crossing the line around five seconds clear of Pedro Acosta, which is no small feat in the 40°C heat they were dealing with in Thailand.





The race was as much about tire management as it was about pure speed. While Marco Bezzecchi was hitting his marks and pulling away, the battle behind him was chaotic. The big talking point was the end of Ducati’s historic 88-race podium streak. Between Marc Márquez’s tire failure and Francesco Bagnaia struggling for pace, it was the first time in years we haven't seen a Ducati on the box. Seeing Aprilia put four bikes in the top five shows that the pecking order might be shifting a lot earlier than people expected.








Bez heads into the next round in Brazil sitting second in the standings, just seven points behind Acosta. Considering he’s now won the last three Sunday GPs stretching back to the end of 2025, he clearly has the momentum. If he can keep this level of consistency on the RS-GP, he’s going to be very hard to beat this season.



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