‘Nightcaps’ is your daily dose of sports, news, and culture stories you might have missed during your workday distractions. Running Monday through Friday on OutKick.com, this column provides insights into intriguing topics like Drake Maye’s hefty milkshake habit and a surprising shark sighting.
Let’s start with Drake Maye, the Patriots quarterback. He’s cutting back from consuming three milkshakes a day, as he revealed in an interview with Men’s Health. Not protein shakes, but the full sugary treat many love. This dietary habit is surprising given his role in the NFL. It’s good he’s scaling back, but every so often, he might sneak a trip to Steak ‘N’ Shake to satisfy his cravings.
“I’m a big milkshake guy, but I like an everyman’s milkshake. All I want is a nice, frosty chocolate shake that is thick, but not so thick that nothing comes through the straw and you pass out.”
Next, let’s focus on the shark spectacle. A Great White was seen breaching off the coast of California, sparking conversation among beach-goers. This phenomenon, usually occurring near South Africa, now hits closer to home, reminding everyone about ocean’s surprises. While the mechanics of shark jumps are fascinating, they also reflect the unpredictable nature of marine life.
The NHL brings humor with Calgary Flames goalie Devin Cooley. Known for his quirky interviews, Cooley’s personality shines through, offering insights that go beyond typical sports commentary. His teammates eagerly tune in, showing sports need more of these authentic moments.
On a lighter entertainment note, discussions around who should perform at the Super Bowl halftime persist. Suggestions include Metallica, Foo Fighters, Jack White, The Muppets, and country artists like Chris Stapleton. Despite criticism, Jay Z’s involvement continues, raising questions and potential surprises like a Kanye cameo.
Finally, the World Series approaches. The speculation surrounds the possibility of an entirely indoor series for the first time. Though practical, fans miss the outdoor excitement, like games in snow. Milwaukee’s decision to open the roof or keep it closed will influence the ambiance.
Stay tuned for more Nightcaps tomorrow, bringing you more stories and insights to keep you informed.
Matthew Reigle is a writer for OutKick.
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