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OTTAWA, Ontario — Toronto Maple Leafs All-Star defenseman Morgan Rielly cross-checked Ottawa Senators center Ridly Greig to the head with 5.1 seconds remaining in a hotly contested game Saturday night between Atlantic Division rivals.
NEW YORK — As Pascal Siakam watched Tyrese Haliburton make his latest game-breaking pass — this time by throwing a pass off the backboard to himself and then fire it out to his new All-Star teammate in the corner — there was only one thought crossing Siakam's mind.
Charlotte Hornets guard Kyle Lowry has agreed to a contract buyout, clearing the way for him to sign for the rest of the season with the Philadelphia 76ers, his representative, Mark Bartelstein of Priority Sports told ESPN on Saturday night.
SUNRISE, Fla. — Colorado Avalanche All-Star Nathan MacKinnon left his club's 4-0 loss to the Florida Panthers on Saturday night after his chin hit the ice during a headfirst fall in the third period.
As the year rolls forward, news and rumors will commence with updates on potential matchmaking, promotion updates and fight locations across UFC, PFL, Bellator and more. As such, we'll have it all covered right here, with analysis and insight from our reporters and writers.
Elijah Burress, the son of former Michigan State and NFL wide receiver Plaxico Burress, committed to Notre Dame on Saturday.
Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin shattered a Wayne Gretzky NHL goals record in Saturday's win over the Boston Bruins — although not the one Ovechkin hopes to break one day soon.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Anton Watson scored 17 points, including a go-ahead three-point play with 3:49 remaining before adding two key layups in the final 91 seconds, Ben Gregg and Nolan Hickman sank key late free throws and Gonzaga survived a second-half rally to beat No. 17 Kentucky 89-85 on Saturday.