The Forgotten Sports
Cody Elias, Alexander ScottSubstack on Hockey, Wrestling, College Athletics and Occasionally Mindfulness and Meditation.
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Joe Thornton Elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame
Today, Joe Thornton received a call from the Hockey Hall of Fame, announcing his induction into the Class of 2025. Thornton, a veteran of 24 NHL seasons, played for four teams throughout his career. He began with the Boston Bruins after bei...
San Jose Sharks Will Pick Second In 2025 NHL Draft
The San Jose Sharks will not achieve the feat of securing back-to-back number one overall picks in the NHL Draft, despite entering the draft lottery with the highest odds of winning the top selection at 25.2 percent.
WrestleMania 41 Predictions
WrestleMania 41 is this weekend, and we here at the Forgotten Sports wanted to give you our thoughts and predictions regarding the full slate of matches across the two-night extravaganza at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada!
Thank You, Captain: Honoring Logan Couture's Time in Teal
The news broke early Monday afternoon that the San Jose Sharks and their captain, Logan Couture, would be holding a press conference Tuesday at 1:30 PM PT. While the details of the press conference were not revealed, many assumed it would b...
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