Chris Sale spent the first seven years of his career ascending up the White Sox’s all-time leaderboard in a variety of categories. Now one of the best hurlers in franchise history gets his first chance to face his former team.
Nashville Predators’ Colton Sissons, left rear, celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal against the Pittsburgh Penguinsduring the third period in Game 1 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Finals, Monday, May 29, 2017, in Pittsburgh. PITTSBURGH – There’s no need for the Nashville Predators to be concerned about losing Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final despite thoroughly dominating the Pittsburgh Penguins in all areas but the scoreboard. The Predators have yet to drop back-to-back games these playoffs, and after their four previous defeats they’ve bounced back with strong performances and most importantly, victories.
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The KHL, considered to be the best league in the world outside the NHL, reportedly owes its players as much as $17-million.
Less than 24 hours after P.K. Subban‘s series-opening marker was wiped out due to a successful offside challenge, Subban and the Preds met with the assembled media. The goal was wiped out after Pens head coach Mike Sullivan successfully challenged that Filip Forsberg was offside prior to Subban scoring. Forsberg said that, at the time of the play, he didn’t even think of the possibility of being offside and, upon seeing the replay, remained unconvinced he was.
Star quarterbacks have been treated differently than their peers from the beginning of time. Is that reality creating problems in Seattle? Doug Baldwin won’t tell.
Barea to coach team in Puerto Rican League
