Sports more open to paternity leave
The piece notes MLB remains the only major North American league with a standardized paternity leave policy while NFL NBA and NHL handle such absences case by case. It highlights players like Jimmy Rollins Daniel Murphy and Ed Lucas and managers like Ryne Sandberg and Clint Hurdle discussing the shift toward allowing time off for birth of a child and the stress relief it provides for players and teams.
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Ryne Sandberg
Jimmy Rollins
Texas
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Ed Lucas
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Clint Hurdle
New look NHL playoffs set to start
The NHL opens a redesigned postseason with four divisions, two wild cards per conference, and cross division matchups. Bruins face Red Wings. Penguins meet Blue Jackets, and Ducks clash with Stars. Avalanche vs Wild and Kings vs Sharks also loom. Teemu Selanne plans to retire after this season.
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New York Rangers
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San Jose Sharks
Los Angeles Kings
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Minnesota Wild
St. Louis Blues
Chicago Blackhawks
Kings
Sharks
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San Jose
Dan Boyle
Rangers
Flyers
Philadelphia
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Selanne
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Teemu Selanne
Hendrick drivers seek Chase via strong points amid changing playoff format
NASCAR teams emphasize points as the format shifts to a win and in system for the 16 car Chase. Dale Earnhardt Johnson, Jeff Gordon, and teammates discuss aiming for top finishes and consistency, with Hendrick Motorsports hopeful all four cars reach the postseason. Kevin Harvick gains with another win as the season resumes at Richmond.
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Tony Stewart
Denny Hamlin
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Bubba Watson Defies Odds With Second Masters Title
Bubba Watson and wife Angie welcomed son Caleb weeks before the Masters. He captured his second green jacket amid high expectations, his Augusta round including a 366 yard fade drive on 13 and a perfect 6 iron at 15. Watson joins a small cadre of multiple Masters champions.
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Jon Cooper
Anders Lindback
Watson
Angie
Caleb
Augusta National
Spieth
Pines
Ted Scott
Scott
Bubba
Hall of Fame
Tiger Woods
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