Pride apologizes for not allowing display of 'Gay' banner
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Reds ink Strickland to one-year deal
Hunter Strickland is staying in the National League Central.
Recent NHL champions make deals aiming to go on another run
When St. Louis Blues players said their goodbyes to Oskar Sundqvist before boarding the plane for their next game, it marked the latest departure of many from the group that won the Stanley Cup in 2019.
Detained basketball player Brittney Griner in 'good condition' in Russia, US says
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NHL Rink Wrap: Byfield breakout game; Stars stun Oilers; Golden Knights lose again
The Los Angeles Kings are battling through some significant injuries right now but doing their best to keep fighting for a playoff spot. They got a huge 6-1 win over the Nashville Predators on Tuesday night thanks in part to a breakout game for Quinton Byfield. Byfield had three points, including a pair of goals, to help lead the offense. Byfield, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NHL draft, is one of the top prospects in the league and a major part of the Kings’ long-term future. The most encouraging part of the Kings’ season is the fact they are likely going to the Stanley Cup Playoffs despite not getting huge contributions from a lot of their top young players yet. If players like Byfield start to breakout and make a significant impact that is going to be quite a game changer for them in the short-term and the long-term. Adrian Kempe also had two goals for the Kings in this game.
Blues beat Capitals to snap 3-game skid, lose Torey Krug to injury
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Orlando Pride apologize for not allowing display of 'Gay' banner
The Orlando Pride apologized after a supporters' group was told it could not display a banner that said «gay» at a match this weekend.
Los Lakers se fijan en Snyder como reemplazo de Vogel
No sé sabe cómo acabará la temporada para Los Angeles Lakers, pero buena pinta no tiene el final del túnel. La franquicia angelina se encuentra, en estos momentos, en la novena posición de la Conferencia Oeste con un balance negativo de 31 victorias y 41 derrotas. El play-in será su salvavidas para tratar de colarse en los playoffs. Luchar por el título parece una quimera en un conjunto disfuncional que nunca ha encontrado su mejor versión este curso.