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The possibility of Bo Horvat leaving Vancouver had always been a topic of discussion, and on Monday it became a reality when the Canucks traded their captain to the New York Islanders. Horvat was traded in exchange for forward Anthony Beauvillier, prospect forward Aatu Raty and a conditional first-round pick in this year's draft. The Islanders' general manager Lou Lamoriello stated that Horvat brings a two-way game, is close to having a career year, and has been a 30-35 goal scorer in recent years. Horvat's 31 goals are tied for 8th in the league and his 54 points are tied for 21st, making him a valuable addition to the Islanders' top-six center group. Horvat is in the final year of his six-year contract extension and Vancouver retained 25% of his salary-cap hit. The Islanders have four pending unrestricted free agents, including Horvat, and are projected to have $16.275 million in available cap space. Horvat has said that it all happened so fast and that his agent wil

> 13 recipes here   (Foto: ADRIAN DENNIS / AFP) Jorginho has defined his future. Chelsea has reached an agreement with rival Arsenal for the sale of the 31-year-old midfielder, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano. The player has agreed to personal terms and will sign a contract with the Premier League leader until 2024, with a possibility of renewing for one more year. Arsenal will pay 12 million pounds (approximately $16.5 million) for Jorginho's transfer. The midfielder is in the final stages of his contract with Chelsea, and the club sees it as a good opportunity to profit from the deal. According to the journalist, coach Mikel Arteta was a decisive factor in the transfer agreement on the last day of the European winter transfer window. The coach is a fan of the player and wanted him on his team. Jorginho joined Chelsea in 2018 from Napoli. For the club from the blue side of London, the midfielder has 213 games, 29 goals scored, and nine assists, as well as titles suc

Fans of the NFL believed that the AFC Championship Game was manipulated on Sunday night, causing the term "NFL rigged" to trend on social media during the Chiefs vs Bengals game. Evidence of NFL manipulation was seen as the referees awarded an extra play to the Chiefs on 3rd and 9 and then penalized the Bengals for holding on the following play. Fans expressed their frustration around a controversial play in the 4th quarter when the game was tied 20-20 at Arrowhead Stadium. A video titled "proof the NFL is rigged" was widely shared online and showed an official ending a play for an unclear reason. The  Chiefs  ended up getting an extra play out of it that proved critical. This resulted in "NFL rigged" trending on social media. Kansas City secured the AFC Championship Game win with a late field goal, after Cincinnati was penalized for a late hit on quarterback Patrick Mahomes, positioning the Chiefs for a field goal opportunity. Kansas City's 23-20 vict

image from Instagram   "American skier Kyle Smaine, 31, a former world champion halfpipe skier and professional skier, died in an avalanche at Mount Hakuba Norikura in Nagano, Japan on Sunday, January 29th. The death has been confirmed by the family and photographer Grant Gunderson of Mountain Gazette, who was on a work trip with the group of Austrian and American skiers that was hit by the avalanche. Smaine was on a promotional trip to promote the 'Ikon Pass' - a travel pass belonging to American company Alterra Mountains Company - which gives the user access to various mountains in the United States, Japan, Canada, and Australia. The Japanese company Nagano Tourism was also responsible for the trip. According to Gunderson, a skier from another group triggered the avalanche, burying Kyle and another man who also died, as well as professional skier Adam Ü, who spent 25 minutes under the snow but survived. A group consisting of two Canadian mountain guides and 4 or 5 emerge