Discussing the non selection of Scotty Boland on the TV.. Saying Hazelwood should have been the one to miss. I’m not with them.. the Captain is the lucky one.. pick your 11, then pick your Captain Either way, your bloke with the biggest ticker should be playing. #BaileyOut

We’ll kick off our 2027 season with a Round 1 home MCG blockbuster against Collingwood on Saturday 20 March.

Michael Dickson showing off the creativity with this punt 😮 KCvsSEA on NBC/Peacock Stream on @NFLPlus

My dad worked for the power company for thirty-one years, and he didn't trust it with one thing: our front porch light. He ran it off a 12-volt marine battery tucked behind a milk crate, and every Sunday at dusk he swapped in a charged one. "We don't share the yard," he'd say when I asked. It never made sense to me. He passed in April. I kept swapping the battery on Sundays, mostly because I didn't know how to stop. The light never came on during the day or evening. It clicked on once in the middle of the night, set on a cheap plug-in timer. Last night a thunderstorm knocked out power across the whole subdivision. Every house on the street went black except ours. At 3:14 AM, the porch light clicked on, aimed across the road at the woodline. The timer runs a minute fast. Dad never fixed it. I stopped asking why the light was on. I started asking who it was for. I stood at the window and watched the trees. A minute later, a small flashlight blinked twice in the dark. It was a slow, polite signal, like someone saying hello. I went out on the porch with a flashlight of my own and a jacket over my pajamas. A young man in scrubs came out of the trees and crossed the road. He looked about twenty-five, soaked to the knees, with a lanyard around his neck. "I'm sorry," he said. "I'm Danny. I live on Birch, the next street over. I didn't mean to scare you." "You were in the woods at three in the morning."...

Could Tassie make a HUGE play for Wanganeen-Milera? Former Sydney list manager Kinnear Beatson thinks they should.