NHL Headlines Of The Week
With the baseball season coming to an end tonight, it's time to shift focus towards the NHL, where things are just starting to heat up.
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With the baseball season coming to an end tonight, it's time to shift focus towards the NHL, where things are just starting to heat up.
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Jennifer Lopez says a fire alarm went off during her first date with Alex Rodriguez, literally.
Clowney wore the costume days after McNair apologized for saying "we can't have the inmates running the prison" during a meeting of NFL owners about players who protest by kneeling during the national anthem.
The Saints and Panthers defenses have been playing well, and that could help them pull out wins against their division rivals this weekend.
Khalil Tate kept the ball on a zone read and raced around Colorado's defensive end, quickly widening the gap with each cheetah-like stride.
Lance McCullers Jr. headed into Game 6 of the World Series not knowing whether he would be attempting to close out a championship on Tuesday night or starting Game 7 on Wednesday.
No. 2 Michigan State received 13 first-place votes, No. 3 Arizona had 18 and No. 4 Kansas got one.
"Verlander was so calm in the clubhouse, it was hard to tell he'd even played. He spoke for more than 15 minutes, then sat in his chair and checked his phone, without a single sign of stress or despair."
A couple of games played during week two of the season had a major effect on the first College Football Playoff rankings.
An Ohio high school football coach has resigned after two seasons, saying he received death threats after his teams lost 18 straight games.
It's a chance to make history — whether you're a star like Madison Bumgarner or a role player like Sandy Amoros.
If there has been one glaring weakness for the Lions that would be the offensive line.
Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio shook his head slightly when asked about his team's fumbling — one of the few significant disappointments in an encouraging season in East Lansing.
Tobias Harris and Reggie Jackson each had 18 points for the Pistons, who were unable to sweep their three-game California road trip.