Thousand Leads Hawkeyes In New Batting Order
Kyle Thousand, top returning hitter by Iowa, shifts to leadoff as the Hawkeyes open the season with a three game series at Wichita State. The transfer from ISU brings speed and power, aiming to lift Iowa back to the Big Ten top. Coach Scott Broghamer praises his maturity and leadership as Iowa looks to rebound from a 15-16 conference finish.
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Weir rallies to win Nissan Open in playoff
Mike Weir posted a 5-under 66 and rallied from seven back to win the Nissan Open in a playoff over Charles Howell III. Howell led most of the final round before Weir's birdie on the second playoff hole, earning $810,000 and moving atop the PGA Tour money list as Tiger Woods and Nick Price also contended.
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Nieuwendyk reaches 1000 NHL points as Devils edge Penguins
Joe Nieuwendyk scored midway through the third period for his 1,000th NHL career point and Scott Gomez gave New Jersey a 4-3 lead 37 seconds later as the Devils defeated Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh on Sunday.
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NHL Roundup: New Jersey wins after late deficit
New Jersey rallied from 1-0 and 3-2 deficits to win for the sixth time this season, with Nieuwendyk reaching 1,000 career points as the NHL roundups feature Bruins 4 Islanders 4, Mighty Ducks 4 Hurricanes 0, Sabres 4 Lightning 1, Stars 3 Blackhawks 0, Flames 4 Coyotes 2, and Predators 5 Maple Leafs 2.
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Mavericks overpower Wizards in 106 101 thriller
Dallas captures sixth straight with a 106 101 win in Washington as Dirk Nowitzki posts 29 points 10 rebounds and Steve Nash adds 22 points 10 assists. Michael Jordan scores 14 of his 30 in the fourth and overtime in a late rally for Washington.
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