Preds G Saros to miss final two games of season with lower-body injury
Goaltender Juuse Saros will miss the final two games of the regular season because of a lower-body injury, the Nashville Predators announced Wednesday.
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La gran noche de Mikal Bridges
Si los Suns, de largo el mejor equipo de la regular season y en la mejor versión de la historia de la franquicia (64-18), se acaban llevando el título, habrá que acordarse de partidos como este. De la jerarquía: la rebelión de los Pelicans fue ahogada (112-97) por un equipo que demostró que, sencillamente, es mejor. Y al que no le tembló el pulso en una noche de vértigo: con 2-2 (ahora 3-2), en su casa, todavía sin Devin Booker y con la obligación de ganar para no ir a jugarse la temporada a Louisiana. Ahora tienen dos opciones para cerrar: el jueves a domicilio y, si es necesario, el sábado de vuelta en Arizona. Y, seguramente, con Devin Booker en pista.
Roundtable: Vegas’ playoff hopes; who needs NHL lottery win the most?
The Vegas Golden Knights. Do they get in? If not, how do you envision their offseason going?
CBP seizes phony 1936 Red Wings’ Stanley Cup rings
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Injured Bunting skating but will miss Maple Leafs' final 2 games before playoffs
Forward Michael Bunting will sit out the Toronto Maple Leafs' final two games of the regular season before having his lower-body injury re-evaluated prior to the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Walker Buehler gets 1st career shutout, Dodgers blank D-backs 4-0
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Digital School aims to educate 1 million refugees over next five years
Refugee education is in crisis. Nearly half of all refugee children are not attending school according to the latest UNHCR figures and with recent disruptions globally, the number continues to rise.
Ex-Phoenix Suns employee Jeffrey Marcussen pleads guilty to illicitly selling team's tickets, agrees to pay restitution
A former Phoenix Suns ticket manager has pleaded guilty to illicitly selling more than 2,800 of the team's tickets through a third party from 2017 to 2019 and agreed to pay $458,218 to the team in restitution, according to a plea agreement filed in Maricopa County Superior Court.