Welcome to a fresh edition of Sunday Screencaps. This week, summer and grilling season have been embraced with great enthusiasm. The transition to fall might be pressing, but we’re savoring these summer days.
Sadly, reports of heartbreak have surfaced. Olympic hero and New Jersey Devils center Jack Hughes, along with Canadian pop star Tate McRae, have reportedly ended their relationship. McRae attended the 2026 Met Gala celebrating Costume Art at New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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disclosed, via sources, that both parties are attempting to claim responsibility for the breakup.
McRae was linked to the NHL through her past connections, although it wasn’t publicly confirmed. She was seen in New York with Hughes, attended Devils games, and supported Team USA in a Winter Olympics promo. But their relationship couldn’t withstand the offseason. According to
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, Hughes has told friends he broke up with McRae before their romance went public. Meanwhile, sources close to McRae claim she initiated the breakup, with no mention of any red flags.
Moving on to grilling season, Screencaps readers have been sharing their culinary creations. Homebrew Bill showcases party ribs and smoked chicken, paired with sweet corn. Bob from North Las Vegas sent in tri-tip paired with sweet potatoes and carrots. Mike from Phoenix braved the heat with a dry-brined ribeye roast.
Gen X Warren M. shared his drink preference, an Old Fashioned, alongside cheeseburgers on King’s Hawaiian buns, accompanied by Publix’s potato salad. He reflects on transitioning from IPAs to light beer, losing weight in the process.
Transitioning to a different topic, Jeff explores the Bigfoot phenomenon, discussing potential evidence and historical accounts of the creature. He references Native American lore, footprint casts, and sightings near military bases.
This wraps up the week’s news. I’ll be out of town next week, squeezing in vacation time before school resumes. Enjoy more preseason football this week and keep sending your grilling achievements my way. Reach out via email at [email protected], or find me on Twitter and Instagram. OutKick is now on the Fox app.
Numbers from: Stuff You Guys Sent In & Stuff I Like: Sean Joseph is a writer for OutKick.
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