Hockey
Snoop Dogg joins Sparks’ bid to buy Senators
Snoop Dogg has joined Neko Sparks’ bid to buy the Ottawa Senators, saying in an Instagram post that he wants to “bring hockey back to our community.”
Month: May 2023
Hockey
Wild’s Eriksson Ek tried to play with broken leg
Wild center Joel Eriksson Ek said Monday he was trying to play in his team’s first-round playoff series loss to the Stars with a broken left leg.
Hockey
Fleury wants to return to Wild, even as a backup
Wild goalie Marc-Andre Fleury said Monday he wants to stay with the club next season and is willing to serve as a backup.
Hockey
Flames fire coach Sutter after three seasons
The Flames fired coach Darryl Sutter on Monday after three seasons.
Hockey
Panthers limit ticket sales to block Leafs fans
The Panthers, in a bid to prevent their arena from being overrun by Maple Leafs fans during their second-round Stanley Cup playoff series, are restricting ticket sales for home games to residents of the United […]
Hockey
Kraken win 1st playoff series, oust champion Avs
In just their second season in franchise history and their first postseason appearance, the Seattle Kraken won their first series, eliminating the Colorado Avalanche, the defending Stanley Cup champions, in seven games capped off with […]
Local Sports
Dodgers’ David Peralta CRUSHES a three-run homer to extend lead over Phillies
David Peralta’s three-run homer in the second inning helped the Los Angeles Dodgers extend their lead over the Philadelphia Phillies.
Local Sports
Reds’ Nick Senzel knocks a solo home run to grab the lead from the Padres
Cincinnati Reds’ Nick Senzel knocked a solo home run to grab the lead from the San Diego Padres.
Local Sports
Astros tally five runs in the seventh after hits by Dubón, Bregman, Abreu, Peña and Julks
Houston Astros’ Mauricio Dubón, Alex Bregman, José Abreu, Jeremy Peña, and Corey Julks secured five base hits for the Astros to go up 7-3 in the seventh inning against the San Francisco Giants.
Basketball
NBA playoff dispatches: Harden’s heroics give 76ers Game 1 win in Boston
James Harden scored a playoff career high 45 points, giving Philly a much-needed Game 1 win.