Results for: 2024 Season

The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad (C&TS) is gearing up for an unforgettable 2024 season, commencing on May 25th. The festivities kick off at 9 a.m. in Chama, NM, and Antonito, Colo., featuring flag-raising ceremonies, lively music, blessings, and speeches. This year, C&TS introduces enticing new additions, including additional weekend departures in autumn, Friday Express Trains, and delectable Outlaw Dinner Trains. Coach class ticket prices have also undergone a significant reduction of $20 on average for summer trips.

The Edmonton Elks have signed eight players from their 2024 CFL Draft class, including first overall pick Joel Dublanko. Dublanko, a standout linebacker from the NCAA Cincinnati Bearcats, led the Seattle Seahawks in special teams tackles during the pre-season last year and is excited to bring his skills to Edmonton. The Elks also signed three more linebackers, two offensive linemen, and a long-snapper/fullback. The team now looks ahead to rookie camp on May 8 and their first pre-season game on May 25 against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have made a strategic move by restructuring outside linebacker Alex Highsmith’s contract, significantly increasing their 2024 salary cap flexibility. The adjustment will save the team over $7 million in cap space, providing ample room for potential roster additions or contract extensions.

After two seasons of struggle, the Staten Island FerryHawks Atlantic League club is confident in their newly assembled roster for the 2024 season. With experienced players, including former Major Leaguers Pablo Sandoval and Taylor Motter, along with a strong management team led by first-year manager Mark Minicozzi, the FerryHawks are determined to make an impact on the league. Their versatile lineup features players with a strong hit tool, while the pitching rotation boasts talented arms and a closer-by-committee approach. The team is eager to showcase their talents and bring success to the Staten Island community.

Los Angeles Dodgers’ star Shohei Ohtani continues to impress, hitting his sixth home run of the season on Tuesday night against the Washington Nationals. The 450-foot home run was a line drive clocked at 119 mph, making it the hardest-hit baseball of the 2024 season to date. Despite not being a towering fly ball, the home run showcases Ohtani’s impressive hitting skills, boosting his batting average to .364 with a 1.107 OPS.

Salt River Tubing (SRT) is back for the 2024 season, with a few changes to note. Ticket prices remain largely the same, with a $25 tube rental that includes the shuttle, a $20 shuttle pass for those bringing their own tube, and a $20 bucket/cooler tube. Military and first responders can take advantage of a discount on in-person rentals.

After a significant roster shake-up, the Denver Broncos are embracing a new era with the launch of their redesigned jerseys, known as the “Mile High Collection.” This marks the franchise’s first uniform overhaul in over a quarter century, incorporating feedback from thousands of loyal fans. The new uniforms pay tribute to Denver’s rich history, geography, and passionate fanbase, while also representing the team’s commitment to innovation and growth.

Despite early setbacks, there are reasons for optimism at every AFL club in 2024. Young stars and seasoned veterans provide hope for the future, even in the face of challenges. From the Kangaroos’ promising prospects to the Giants’ premiership aspirations, all 18 clubs have reasons to believe in a bright future.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard has revealed that an ankle injury he suffered last season was more serious than initially believed. Hubbard dealt with the injury throughout the year, playing through it to record 58 tackles, six sacks, and 17 QB hits. However, his production declined in the second half of the season, and a fluoroscopy after the season revealed that it wasn’t a routine ankle sprain. Fortunately, Hubbard underwent successful surgery and is expected to be fully healthy for the start of the 2024 season.

NFL insider Mike Florio suggests that Tom Brady’s recent comments about potentially returning to play in 2024 are not merely speculation but a genuine desire to rejoin the league. Despite retiring in 2023 and having media commitments with Fox and the Las Vegas Raiders, Florio believes Brady wants teams to know he’s available to fill in as a starting quarterback in case of injuries. However, others close to Brady maintain that he has moved on to other pursuits.