National
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Red Wings Strike First in Finals
DETROIT (AP) - The Stanley Cup finals opener was full of flashbacks. Pittsburgh superstars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin were slowed down and the Detroit Red Wings scored some fortunate goals.
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Yankees Win Again
NEW YORK (AP) - Robinson Cano helped New York race out to a big lead after losing Joba Chamberlain to a leg injury in the first inning, driving in three runs as the Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-4 on Thursday night for their ninth straight win
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Memphis Makes History Over UCLA
The Tigers claimed their piece of history Saturday, beating UCLA 78-63 in the NCAA men's semifinals to become at 38-1 the winningest team ever in a single season. Now they have a chance to do what the other 37-win teams - Duke, Illinois and UNLV - couldn't do: cap it off with a national championship.
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Nike suspends Vick's contract; Reebok halts sale of No. 7 jersey
Nike suspended its lucrative contract with Michael Vick on Friday, while Reebok took the unprecedented step of stopping sales of his No. 7 jersey.
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Eagles Release Spikes
Former Bills LB let go
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Harlem Rocker wins Prince of Wales Stakes
FORT ERIE, Ontario (AP) - Harlem Rocker won the $500,000 Prince of Wales Stakes race Sunday to capture the second jewel of Canadian thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown
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Niagara Falls Native Jonny Flynn signs NBA Deal
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The Minnesota Timberwolves have signed first-round draft picks Jonny Flynn and Wayne Ellington. The team announced the deals Friday.
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Buffalo Expected to Host 2011 World Junior Hockey Championships
Official announcement scheduled for Monday
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Patriots accused of spying on Jets' signals during game
The NFL is looking into claims a New England Patriots employee was videotaping signals by Jets coaches on New York's sideline during the season opener.
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Stewart Wins Pocono 500
LONG POND, Pa. (AP) - All Tony Stewart could do the final laps at Pocono Raceway was use every trick available to stretch out his fuel and creep toward the finish line.
