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Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Brayden McNabb has been suspended for Game 6 of the team's second-round playoff series at Anaheim on Thursday night for his late hit that injured Ducks center Ryan Poehling. The NHL's Department of Player Safety announced the suspension Wednesday, hours after holding
The Peoria Rivermen will have a new opponent in the 2026-27 season. Here's what to know about the newest SPHL team.
The two teams that ended the last season will open the new
If Josh Morissette closes his eyes and thinks back to that special night, he’s right back in Stoutenburgh Gymnasium. More than 1,000 fans have filed into the 1,200-seat building 30 minutes before tipoff. They erupt with the loudest cheers Morissette ever heard at a home game after he drains a 3-poin
The Joplin Jailbirds will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 19, at the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce, 320 E. Fourth St. The Jailbirds are a collegiate league baseball team in Joplin that will begin play in the MINK League this summer. Games kick off May 29 on the road at Kirks
Montreal Victoire goalie Ann-Renee Desbiens admitted to experiencing goosebumps at the mere thought of envisioning teammate and captain Marie-Philip Poulin lifting the PWHL Walter Cup championship trophy. Poulin and the Victoire aren’t there yet in preparing to open their best-of-five Walter Cup Fi
Citing uncertainty around the future of local NBA broadcast rights, Fubo has reportedly pulled its offer to serve as a local broadcast partner for the 13 NBA teams previously under contract with Main Street Sports Group, owner of the now-defunct FanDuel Sports Networks. According to Tom Friend in Sp
In the moments after he recorded the final out of the first complete-game shutout of his career on Tuesday night, Bailey Ober was feeling a variety of emotions and sensations. “You kind of lose a little feelings in your limbs and kind of tingling a little bit,” Ober said. “It was super exciting.” Th
A post on the Missouri Southern State University softball team’s Facebook page reads “It takes a village.” An important part of that “village” are the mothers of those MSSU softball players, and on Saturday, before the start of the MIAA title game against Rogers State University, mothers of both tea