Royals Pitcher Ventura Dies in Dominican Republic Crash
Yordano Ventura, 25, a right handed Royals pitcher, died in a car crash in the Dominican Republic after a 7 year Royals career. He debuted in 2013 and posted a 38-31 record with a 3.89 ERA and 470 strikeouts in 547 2/3 innings.
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Steelers wake-up call at Hilton linked to false alarm
Massachusetts State Police arrested 25-year-old Dennis Harrison for pulling a false fire alarm at a Hilton hotel in Stoughton near Boston around 3:40 a.m. The incident occurred before the Steelers AFC Championship showdown with the Patriots. No evacuation occurred and Steelers spokesman Burt Lauten said the disturbance was quickly handled. Former Steeler Alan Faneca noted similar hotel alarm pranks against New England in the past.
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Falcons steamroll Packers to reach second Super Bowl
Atlanta roars to a 31-0 third quarter lead on a 73 yard TD pass from Ryan to Jones and a 14 yard TD run by Ryan. Matt Ryan remains interception free and the Falcons total 493 yards as Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay fight back but fall short.
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Brady, Hogan pace Pats to Super Bowl beating Steelers
Tom Brady threw for 384 yards and three TDs as the Patriots routed Pittsburgh. Chris Hogan posted a playoff record 180 receiving yards on nine catches, Julian Edelman added a TD and 118 yards, while New England advanced to the Super Bowl amid deflection of Goodell chants.
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