Tuukka Rask has played a major role in the Boston Bruins' recent dominance over the Arizona Coyotes, but it's unknown if he'll be available for the next matchup. An illness forced the goaltender to end a lengthy streak of appearances in the Bruins' latest game, and he'll try to get well enough for their attempt to avoid their longest home losing streak in five seasons Saturday.
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Ithaca, NY (WBNG Binghamton) Senior Shonn Miller was he individual dominant force, but it was a Cornell team defensive effort that lifted the Big Red to a 57-49 victory over Harvard on Friday evening at Newman Arena.
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Cornell upsets rival Harvard
The Chicago Blackhawks acquired defenseman Kimmo Timonen from Philadelphia on Friday for a 2015 second-round draft pick and a conditional 2016 fourth-rounder.
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Blackhawks acquire D Timonen from Flyers
SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Opening the 2015 Santa Clara Marriott Invitational, Santa Clara softball topped Howard by a final of 12-4 in six innings. The Broncos are now 4-12 on the season.
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Softball Bats Explode in Win vs. Howard
Indiana Pacers guard George Hill, center, is fouled by Cleveland Cavaliers center Tristan Thompson, right, during the second half of an NBA basketball game in Indianapolis, Friday, Feb. 27, 2015
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Surging Pacers hold off short-handed Cavaliers 93-86
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Who’s the ace? It’s a question the Boston Red Sox have been asked to address since Jon Lester was traded last summer and then signed a $155 million, six-year contract with the Chicago Cubs rather than return to Fenway Park.
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Boston Red Sox hope to have winning hand without ace
Freshman Katie Orona threw a complete game, and classmate Yeram Park hit a home run as Brown University softball beat Army, 7-3, prior to falling to Bucknell University, 11-6, on the team’s Opening Day at the Grand Park Athletic Complex on Friday.
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Softball Beats Army, 7-3, Falls to Bucknell, 11-6, on Opening Day
NEW YORK (AP) — Alex Mitola led a balanced attack with 18 points and Dartmouth, which had six players in double figures, pulled away for an 84-71 win over Columbia on Friday night.
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Dartmouth balance sinks Columbia 84-71