Anderson wins NHRA Horsepower ChallengeAnderson wins NHRA Horsepower Challenge
Anderson wins NHRA Horsepower Challenge
Anderson wins NHRA Horsepower Challenge
With suddenly wobbly Gonzaga in desperate need of a basket after surrendering 16 straight second-half points, freshman center Zach Collins spotted up at the top of the key and confidently called for the ball. “I thought it was way off,” Collins said. Somehow, someway, the ball deadened on the back rim and rolled in, the extremely fortunate break Gonzaga needed to regain control of a Final Four game that appeared to be slipping away.
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Always Dreaming adds to Pletcher’s Kentucky Derby arsenal
Todd Pletcher has sent more horses to the Kentucky Derby than almost anyone. Joe Sharp hasn’t sent any. The field for next month’s Kentucky Derby came into more focus on Saturday, when the Pletcher-trained Always Dreaming posted an impressive win at the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park and the Sharp-trained Girvin prevailed in the Louisiana Derby at Fair Grounds in New Orleans.
Todd Pletcher has sent more horses to the Kentucky Derby than almost anyone. Joe Sharp hasn’t sent any. The field for next month’s Kentucky Derby came into more focus on Saturday, when the Pletcher-trained Always Dreaming posted an impressive win at the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park and the Sharp-trained Girvin prevailed in the Louisiana Derby at Fair Grounds in New Orleans.
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Vincent Viola will not be hoisting the Stanley Cup this spring. A Kentucky Derby might be his consolation prize. Viola is part of the ownership group for Always Dreaming, the winner of Saturday’s Florida Derby and a horse that – barring an unforeseen problem – will next race in the Kentucky Derby on May 6.
Flyers goalie Michal Neuvirth was awake and alert and being taken to Pennsylvania Hospital after collapsing in his crease early in Saturday night’s game against the New Jersey Devils, according to Flyers general manager Ron Hextall. Flyers athletic trainer Jim McCrossin quickly ran onto the ice to attend to the 29-year-old and was joined by three other team doctors. The Flyers were leading 1-0 at the time.