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Yahoo
30-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Hononegah scores three runs in the bottom of the seventh to edge Harlem in regional action
MACHESNEY PARK, Ill. (WTVO/WQRF) — Hononegah and Harlem are two teams that are very close in talent this baseball season. They split their two regular season games, and Thursday afternoon they battled down to the wire with Hononegah pulling out a walk-off 5-4 win. at the 4A Harlem Indians were the home team as the higher seed despite the game being played at Harlem, so the Indians had their final at bat in the bottom of the seventh. They trailed 4-2 going into that, but they put three runs on the board. The first scored when Max Miller singled in Nolan Mabie making it 4-3. Later that inning, Hononegah loaded the bases. Nick Santis came to the plate. He hit a hard comebacker off of Harlem ace pitcher Jackson Heidemann. Heideman recovered the ball and threw home but too late to get the lead runner coming from third base. Heideman's throw home also got by the catcher allowing Cameron Nelson to score another run which was the winning DeLeo was huge for Hononegah in this game. He had three hits, and he drove in a run. He also came on in relief of starting pitcher Parker Danielson to pitch five innings of one-hit ball. He allowed two runs, one earned, and he struck out eight batters. Miller had two hits and an RBI. Heidemann went six innings for Harlem giving up three earned runs on eight hits. Hononegah's record improves to 21-15. The Indians will return to Harlem Saturday at 11 a.m. to play Hampshire for the regional championship in the 4A Harlem see highlights of this game, watch the media player above. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Report: Sharks & Mukhamadullin Closing In On New Contract
With the 2024-25 season gone and the San Jose Sharks having shifted their focus onto the 2025 NHL Entry Draft and the 2025-26 campaign, it sounds like they are closing in on a new contract with one of their pending free-agent defenders. According to a report from @TheRGMedia, the #SJSharks are closing in on Shakir Mukhamadullin's next contract. The 23-year-old's ELC finished after this season. Read more on @SharksHKYDigest.⤵️ — Max Miller (@Real_Max_Miller) May 14, 2025 Shakir Mukhamadullin, who is 23 years old, is a pending restricted free agent (RFA) and had a $894,167 cap hit, according to PuckPedia. This season with the Sharks, he scored two goals and added seven assists for nine points through 30 games. In the American Hockey League (AHL) with the San Jose Barracuda, he had nine assists in 21 games. Contract details haven't been revealed or reported yet, but it sounds like the two sides are close to finding an even ground and agreeing to extend his contract. Poturalski, Gushchin Want NHL Shot Next Season, May Not Be With Sharks In a recent article published by Sheng Peng with San Jose Hockey Now, it seems as though two members of the San Jose Sharks' organization want to play in the NHL next season, but may not get that shot with the Sharks. Sharks Prospect Carson Wetsch Flipped In Blockbuster WHL Trade The 2025 WHL Prospects Draft has now come and gone, and while there weren't many surprises or much news to report from those couple of days, there was one massive trade that caught some attention. Should The Sharks Trade Their Second Overall Pick? With reports swirling that the San Jose Sharks are open to trading their second overall pick, the question turns to: should they trade it?
Yahoo
09-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Source Confirms Flyers Prospect Avoided Worst With Injury
As first reported to Max Miller of Sharks Hockey Digest, Philadelphia Flyers prospect Denver Barkey managed to avoid the worst with the injury he suffered on April 26. Barkey, who captains the OHL's London Knights, suffered a worrying hit against the Kitchener Rangers and could not put any weight on his leg as he went off the ice. UPDATE: London Knights captain Denver Barkey will not play in Game 2 of the #OHL West Final vs #LetsGoFlyers prospect left Game 1 after a hit from Max Dirracolo, with his left leg/ankle as the has 9 goals & 20 points in 9 games in the #OHLPlayoffs — Brandon Caputo (@BCaputo_AGM) April 27, 2025 While many feared that the winger had suffered a severe injury, a source confirmed that Barkey is only dealing with a high ankle sprain and the Knights want him to rest as much as possible. The source told SHD, 'The more rest, the better. He just doesn't need to play until he has to.' Barkey was an instrumental player in the Knights' dominant postseason run, notching nine goals and 11 assists before getting hurt as London swept the playoffs 12-0. They are currently playing in the OHL Championship series against the Oshawa Generals, which features fellow Flyers prospect Noah Powell.
