Blackhawks Rally To Win 2013 Stanley Cup Final
Chicago completes a dramatic comeback to beat the Bruins 3 2 in Game 6. Bryan Bickell and Dave Bolland scored 17 seconds apart late, Jonathan Toews returns with a goal, Corey Crawford stops 23 shots, and Patrick Kane earns the Conn Smythe as playoff MVP.
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Wimbledon Opens With Nadal Upset by Darcis in Straight Sets
Wimbledon day one shocks as 135th ranked Steve Darcis defeats Rafael Nadal 7-6 7-6 6-4 on Court 1 ending Nadal's 22-match run at the event. Feder er and Murray win in straight sets on Centre Court amid a day of notable results in both men's and women's draws.
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Wiltjer leaves Kentucky for a significant role elsewhere
Kentucky forward Kyle Wiltjer announces transfer seeking a better fit to compete as a high profile player. The 6 foot 10 Canadian national team member averaged 10.2 points and 4.2 rebounds, and Kentucky adds eight incoming freshmen including six McDonald's All-Americans as he seeks a new situation.
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UCLA Edges Mississippi State in Game 1 of College World Series Finals
UCLA's Adam Plutko limited Mississippi State to one run on four hits over six innings as the Bruins defeated the Bulldogs 3-1 in Game 1 of the CWS finals. Plutko retired nine straight to open, weathered trouble, and the bullpen closed the win. MSU must win Game 2 to stay alive for a first NCAA title.
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NCAA approves rule changes in college basketball replay and 10 second rule
An NCAA panel in Indianapolis voted to expand replay review in both men’s and women’s basketball and to implement a 10 second backcourt rule for the women’s game. The panel also adjusted charging blocking foul enforcement to spark offense and clarified monitor use for foul identification and three point reviews.
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Heat celebrate title as city fills streets in parade
The Miami Heat capped a nine month journey from China to a championship parade with a crowd of about 400000 lining downtown streets. LeBron James led the celebration atop a double decker bus as Wade and Battier joined in, while coach Erik Spoelstra praised the team’s sacrifice and unity.
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Nuggets hire Shaw to replace Karl as coach
A source with knowledge of negotiations says Indiana Pacers assistant coach Brian Shaw has agreed to become the Denver Nuggets head coach, succeeding George Karl. The disclosure comes via the Associated Press and centers on Shaw taking over a reshaped Nuggets bench.
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Royals versus Braves open two day sports calendar
Royals host Braves at 7 10 p m in a two day sports calendar item noting tonight's game and Wednesday's matchup with the same foes.
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Online KU sports blogs spotlight journal world staff
Journal-World highlights online only content from its staff with links to KU focused blogs and commentary. Tom Keegan weighs in on rolling along Andrew Hartsock blogs on commuting by bike Jesse Newell reveals Kansas basketball and football numbers Matt Tait covers KU football with a Tale of the Tait.
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Long Wimbledon duel ends in Pancho Gonzalez win
Pancho Gonzalez, aged 41, defeats Charles Pasarell in a record length Wimbledon match. The 112-game battle ends 22-24 1-6 16-14 6-3 with Gonzalez winning as the two-day epic lasts 5 hours 12 minutes. It marks a historic stretch of endurance in tennis.
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