Lightning emerge as surprise early leaders in NHL
Tampa Bay climbs to a franchise record 6 1 2 0 while the Minnesota Wild also tops their conference. GM Jay Feaster credits team unity and Tortorella praise as Nikolai Khabibulin shines 6 0 2 with a 2 31 GAA and .904 save. Vincent Lecavalier shows resumed form with 10 points in seven games.
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Angels celebrate first World Series title with Disneyland parade
Tens of thousands of Angels fans flocked to Disneyland and Edison Field for a victory parade and rally after the team won the World Series in seven games against the Giants. Manager Mike Scioscia and players like Tim Salmon and Troy Percival addressed the crowd while Jackie Autry rode with Minnie Mouse. About 100000 people attended the Edison Field event, with free parade parts and paid admission at the parks.
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Kent and Maddux among new free agents in MLB 2000 offseason
Jeff Kent filed for free agency on Tuesday joining Greg Maddux and other stars as part of 32 players on day two of the filing period. Kent hit .313 with 37 homers and 108 RBIs this season for the Giants while Maddux went 16-6 with a 2.62 ERA for the Cubs.
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Colton Orr Injured Again With Pats After Return
Colton Orr, Regina Pats forward and Bruins prospect, strained his right shoulder in his second game after joining from Kamloops. The injury follows a broken right wrist sidelining him for the 2001-02 season and extends a slow recovery that delayed his comeback last October. He will miss tonight’s game vs Prince Albert at the Agridome.
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