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Frost win to keep PWHL playoff hopes alive, put Charge's chances in jeopardy
Lee Stecklein scored twice as the Minnesota Frost staved off elimination and put the Ottawa Charge's playoff hopes on ice with a 3-0 win Wednesday night in the Professional Women's Hockey League.
Ovechkin, Capitals finish off Canadiens; Hurricanes on tap next - ESPN
WASHINGTON — Alex Ovechkin scored on a laser of a shot off a faceoff, Logan Thompson made some spectacular saves among his 28 and the Washington Capitals beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-1 in Game 5 of their first-round series Wednesday night to advance in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Angels' Mike Trout leaves game vs. Mariners with apparent injury - ESPN
SEATTLE — Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout left Wednesday's game at Seattle with an apparent injury.
Forward Serah Williams to transfer to UConn for final season - ESPN
Former Wisconsin forward Serah Williams has committed to to UConn for her final year of collegiate eligibility, she announced on social media Wednesday afternoon.
Report - John Elway driving cart when ex-agent had serious fall - ESPN
Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway was the driver of a golf cart when his business partner and former agent fell from the vehicle and suffered life-threatening injuries, according to a TMZ report.
Cohesion the key for PSG in Champions League
PARIS :Paris St Germain have been labelled a collection of talented individuals with little collective backbone in recent years but they have turned the corner this season and on Tuesday against Arsenal in the Champions League looked like a team with a masterplan.
Djokovic's Rome pullout a worrying sign, says Courier
Novak Djokovic's shock withdrawal from next week's Italian Open should be a huge worry for the 24-times Grand Slam champion's fans as he heads to the French Open without winning a match on clay this season, former Roland Garros winner Jim Courier said.