The NFL announced it will host its first-ever regular season game in Paris, France, during the 2026 season, adding more countries to its international slate.

The New Orleans Saints have been named as the participating “home” team against the Cleveland Browns at the Stade de France, the country’s national stadium.

“Playing our first‑ever regular season game at the impressive Stade de France, together with the New Orleans Saints, underlines our continued global growth ambitions and we look forward to bringing the NFL to our passionate fans in France.”

The NFL has confirmed eight international games in 2026, which also includes one in Melbourne, Australia; one in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; one in Munich, Germany; three in London, England and one in Madrid, Spain.

The New York Knicks are battling the Atlanta Hawks in the NBA Playoffs, and the city’s sexiest celebration is happening at Rick’s Cabaret New York, the famous adult club known for its beautiful dancers, VIP treatment, celebrity clientele, and great food at its Rick’s Steakhouse.

Located just one block from Madison Square Garden at 50 West 33 Street, the stunning entertainers at Rick’s Cabaret, who love to seduce and excite, are ready to party with the fans all the way to the Finals.

“We’re die-hard Knicks fans,” said Rick’s girl Katina. “The players love us, the fans love us—and you will to! Watch the games with us or come for the post-game celebrations.”

The multi-level Rick’s Cabaret is the go-to hotspot for basketball fans looking to celebrate in style. Be a baller, make it rain on the gorgeous girls, and pop some bottles. LFG!

Rick’s Cabaret New York features the hottest exotic dancers, discreet private VIP suites, luxury skyboxes, and a Roof Top Cigar Lounge. The top-rated Rick’s Steakhouse offers daily lunch specials, dinner, and New York’s best late-night menu, served all the way until 3AM.

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The New York Yankees fell to the Athletics by a score of 1-0 on Thursday afternoon, managing just one hit in the loss. Their scoreless streak has now reached 17 innings, and while the Yankees are 8-4, there is every reason to be concerned.

Why? Because many of the same issues that plagued New York last season — which ended in an embarrassing four-game loss to the Toronto Blue Jays in the ALDS — are present this year, as well.

The bullpen has been a prominent concern, with David Bednar consistently walking a tightrope in the ninth inning and Camilo Doval owning an 8.31 ERA.

But that isn’t even the most significant problem affecting the Yankees right now.

While Giancarlo Stanton and Ben Rice are both off to terrific starts and Aaron Judge will almost certainly find his groove at some point, it’s time to start acknowledging that the latter half of New York’s lineup is troublesome.

That goes beyond Ryan McMahon, who is batting just .069 over 36 plate appearances.

Austin Wells is hitting .167 with a .486 OPS. Jose Caballero is slashing .135/.200/.162. And while Trent Grisham bats leadoff, his .597 OPS is unsightly, too.