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Slipknot Parts Ways With Sid Wilson After Nearly 30-Year Run
music9 days ago

Slipknot Parts Ways With Sid Wilson After Nearly 30-Year Run

Slipknot has officially announced the sudden departure of Sid Wilson, effective immediately; the DJ/keyboardist had been with the band since 1998, nearly three decades. The group said they wish him the best in his future endeavors in a post that has since been removed. The news follows a history of past exits (Craig Jones in 2023, Chris Fehn in 2019) and the deaths of Joey Jordison (2021) and Paul Gray (2020); no reason for Wilson’s exit was given, TMZ first reported it, guitarist Jim Root urged caution about rumors, and the remaining members have yet to address the band’s future lineup. The group’s last known live show was July 2025 at Inkcarceration.

Slipknot Rumor: Sid Wilson Allegedly Ousted as Cryptic Posts Surface
music24 days ago

Slipknot Rumor: Sid Wilson Allegedly Ousted as Cryptic Posts Surface

TMZ reports original Slipknot member Sid Wilson has been “permanently” kicked out, but there’s no official confirmation yet; guitarist Jim Root posted a cryptic Instagram Story urging caution and suggesting more information is needed. Slipknot, formed in Des Moines in 1995, currently has eight members, and Wilson’s alleged departure would affect the band's Iowa representation, underscoring the rumor’s unsettled status.

"Wizards' Jordan Poole Adjusts to Sixth-Man Role Amid Struggles"
sports2 years ago

"Wizards' Jordan Poole Adjusts to Sixth-Man Role Amid Struggles"

The Washington Wizards have moved struggling guard Jordan Poole to a sixth-man role in an effort to revive his game and give more playing time to rookie Bilal Coulibaly. The team hopes that this change will maximize lineups and create more opportunities for other players to create offense. The move is part of a series of experiments as the team focuses on developing young players and improving defensive habits. With three seasons left on his contract, the Wizards are invested in reviving Poole's game for the long term.

"Wizards' Jordan Poole Benched: A Move for the Better?"
sports2 years ago

"Wizards' Jordan Poole Benched: A Move for the Better?"

The Washington Wizards made a significant move by shifting Jordan Poole from the starting lineup to the bench, aiming to provide him with more opportunities to maximize his skill set and find his footing. The decision was made in conjunction with the team's president of Monumental Basketball and general manager, reflecting the organization's focus on improvement despite their current rebuilding phase. Poole, who has struggled since joining the team from the Golden State Warriors, expressed his displeasure with the move but remains committed to helping the team. The Wizards also started rookie wing Bilal Coulibaly in place of Poole, seeking a more balanced lineup and giving the young player an opportunity to grow.

Pitt's New Starting Five Dominates South Carolina State in 86-50 Victory
sports2 years ago

Pitt's New Starting Five Dominates South Carolina State in 86-50 Victory

The Pitt Panthers will debut a new starting five in their upcoming game against South Carolina State, with Bub Carrington, Ishmael Leggett, Will Jeffress, Blake Hinson, and Guillermo Diaz-Graham taking the court. This lineup sees Federiko Federiko and Zack Austin moved to the bench after starting all ten games this season. Jeffress, who has started 20 games in his collegiate career, had an impressive performance against West Virginia, while Diaz-Graham has been averaging 7.4 points and 3.9 rebounds per game. The game will be televised on ACC Network at 2 p.m.

"Michigan State Dominates Georgia Southern in Blowout Victory"
sports2 years ago

"Michigan State Dominates Georgia Southern in Blowout Victory"

Michigan State basketball made changes to its lineup, with Tre Holloman starting at point guard and A.J. Hoggard coming off the bench. The Spartans dominated Georgia Southern in an 86-55 blowout win, fueled by a 25-2 run in the first half. Holloman recorded a career-high 10 assists, while freshman Jeremy Fears Jr. had a career-high 10 rebounds. Jaden Akins led MSU with 14 points. Coach Tom Izzo emphasized the need for the team's veteran players to step up their performance. The Spartans will face Wisconsin in their next game.