RoughRiders win in overtime shootout over Dubuque
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders beat the Dubuque Fighting Saints 5-4 in a late shootout at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena before 3,861 fans. Freddy Tiffels won it in the ninth round after Dylan McLaughlin, Mark Auk, Clark Kuster and Andrew Poturalski tallied in regulation. Cedar Rapids sits second in the USHL Eastern Conference.
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Red Sox eye repeat title run as spring training opens
As pitchers and catchers report in Fort Myers, Ben Cherington says the challenge is stiff with 29 teams chasing a title. The Red Sox return a near identical roster after a 97-win season and 2007 World Series victory, aiming for more glory.
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Hamlin wins NASCAR season opener at Daytona in drama
Denny Hamlin survives a wreck filled race to win the Daytona Sprint Cup opener at Daytona International Speedway. He takes the win after a late three wide move on the backstretch as a Lap 66 collision eliminates Dale Earnhardt Jr. and a pace car fire disrupts the event. Brad Keselowski finishes second with Kyle Busch, Joey Logano, and Kevin Harvick in the top five.
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Titans celebrate first Cedar Rapids home game at U S Cellular Center
Cedar Rapids Titans opened at the new U S Cellular Center with a 22 to 11 exhibition win over Bemidji Axemen. GM Chris Kokalis praised the venue, noting stronger fan buzz and higher attendance at 4,895, about 700 above last season.
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