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Fantasy hockey friends, we're now forced to pay some real attention to the dreaded 'r' factor. After accomplishing all they can in capturing the President's Trophy and home-ice advantage from mid-April onward, outside of carving out fresh records for accumulated points, Boston can do no better. Which means some players — including some of your most precious fantasy faves — will start resting with greater frequency. Taking games off. Like this very weekend, when the Bruins visit the Penguins Saturday (watch on ESPN+) before heading to St. Louis for a Sunday matinee with the Blues. Prolific players like Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand, Hampus Lindholm and others are bound to sit out one of the two (my early guess is Sunday's), meaning it's more important than ever to check Jim Montgomery's real, live lineup before setting your own.

NBA roundup: Jalen Brunson nets career-high 48 points in Knicks' win

Jalen Brunson scored a career-high 48 points and outdueled Donovan Mitchell in a potential postseason preview Friday night, when the visiting New York Knicks pulled away in the fourth quarter for a 130-116 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers.

NBA, NBPA agree on new 7-year collective bargaining agreement

The NBA and National Basketball Players Association have reached agreement on a new seven-year collective bargaining agreement, promising labor peace through the rest of the decade, sources told ESPN early Saturday morning.

Caitlin Clark has 41 as Iowa ends South Carolina's perfect season

DALLAS — All season, it felt as if South Carolina was headed for an impending coronation. The Gamecocks dominated opponents with such ease, it seemed hard to envision how they would lose.

Aliyah Boston emerges from shadow to build own legacy at South Carolina

COLUMBIA — Aliyah Boston didn't just have to contend with the shadow of a great player. She had an 11-foot tall likeness in front of her home arena.

2023 March Madness: What to watch for as South Carolina faces Iowa, LSU takes on Virginia Tech in women’s NCAA Final Four

This year’s March Madness has lived up to the hype, with defending NCAA champions — No. 1-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks — riding a 42-game win streak dating back to the 2022 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship. Also back for this weekend’s tournament finale are the Louisiana State Tigers, back in the women’s Final Four for the first time in 15 years, and the Iowa Hawkeyes, who are dancing for the first time in three decades and boast the nation’s top player in Caitlin Clark. The top-seeded Virginia Tech Hokies round out the Final Four, where they’ll play in the semis for the first time ever.

NHL playoff standings: Can the Flames make the playoff cut?

A legendary Canadian anthem from the 1980s said "you can't touch a flame when it's red hot," and while we wouldn't classify 5-3-2 in their past 10 games as being «red hot,» the Calgary Flames are getting dangerously close to the Winnipeg Jets in the Western Conference wild-card playoff race.

Bucks' Thanasis Antetokounmpo ejected after headbutting Celtics' Blake Griffin in blowout loss

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Saturday fantasy hockey tips - NHL picks, matchups, more

NBA roundup: Jalen Brunson nets career-high 48 points in Knicks' win

NBA, NBPA agree on new 7-year collective bargaining agreement

Caitlin Clark has 41 as Iowa ends South Carolina's perfect season

Aliyah Boston emerges from shadow to build own legacy at South Carolina

2023 March Madness: What to watch for as South Carolina faces Iowa, LSU takes on Virginia Tech in women’s NCAA Final Four

NHL playoff standings: Can the Flames make the playoff cut?

Bucks' Thanasis Antetokounmpo ejected after headbutting Celtics' Blake Griffin in blowout loss