Ducks one win from Stanley Cup as Pronger eyes return
Anaheim beat Ottawa 3-2 to take a 3-1 series lead with Dustin Penner scoring the deciding goal on a 2 on 1 rush. Jean-Sebastien Giguere turned back 21 shots as the Ducks erased a rough first period. Pronger watched from the sidelines serving a suspension but hopes to rejoin the lineup for a potential Cup clincher at home.
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Bears Star Tank Johnson Gets Eight Game Suspension
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell suspends Bears defensive tackle Tank Johnson eight games for probation violations tied to gun charges. Johnson could have the ban reduced to six games if no further law enforcement issues arise and counseling is completed. He plans to fight to return as soon as possible, attends training camp, and plays in the preseason.
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Bill France Jr dies at 74 shaping NASCAR’s growth
Bill France Jr, longtime NASCAR chairman and son of founder Bill France Sr, died at his Daytona Beach home after a cancer battle. He steered NASCAR from a Southern niche to a billion dollar enterprise over 31 years, with Dover lowering flags in his memory and drivers like Jeff Gordon praising his leadership.
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Shockers Ride Back To Super Regional Championship Action
Wichita State advances to the super regional after two elimination wins beating Rutgers 5-2 and Virginia 5-3 to set a title game between the Beavers and Cavaliers. Oregon State built an eighth inning rally led by Chris Hopkins and RBI hits from Jason Ogata and John Wallace for a 4-3 edge.
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Clemson Tigers rally past Coastal Carolina to reach super regionals
Myrtle Beach regional: Clemson 15 Coastal Carolina 3 as Andy D Alessio went 3 for 4 with two RBIs and Marquez Smith added four hits and three RBIs to lift second seed Clemson (41 21) into a super regional against Mississippi State. Coastal Carolina finishes 50 13. South Carolina 11 Charlotte 6 in Columbia regional as Phil Disher's grand slam in the fourth gives South Carolina the lead for good and the Gamecocks advance to the super regionals for the seventh time in eight years. Disher's slam pushes SC to a 6 5 edge. his 15th homer of the season and SC's 110th leads the nation.
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