A tumultuous week in sports saw the tragic deaths of NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, who were struck by a suspected DUI driver while biking in New Jersey, sparking an outpouring of grief from the hockey community. In other news, the Washington Commanders fired their vice president of content, Rael Enteen, after he criticized the team and owner Jerry Jones, which was recorded by an undercover reporter. Meanwhile, Ugandan marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei was tragically killed by her boyfriend in Kenya, highlighting rising violence against female athletes. In more positive headlines, Jessica Pegula and Jannik Sinner advanced in the U.S. Open quarter-finals, while Nick Sirianni expressed excitement for an upcoming NFL game in Brazil despite security concerns. Additionally, a reflection on the often chaotic nature of sports TV and its disconnect from audiences has emerged, emphasizing a lack of engaging content. Lastly, a unique self-experiment study aims to explore the psychological effects of sports and sedentary desk work, as participants grapple with the outcomes.