Carey Price dominates NHL Awards with trio of major honors
Carey Price swept major honors at the NHL Awards in Las Vegas, winning the Hart Trophy the Vezina Trophy and the Lindsay Award. The Canadiens goalie led the league with 44 wins a 1.96 goals against average and a .933 save percentage while setting single season Montreal records and guiding his team to the Atlantic Division title.
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Carey Price
Hart, Vezina, Lindsay
NHL
Las Vegas
Montreal Canadiens
Price
Jen
Chicago
Carey Crawford
Ed Belfour
British Columbia
Canadiens
Ti Bay
Canada
Sochi
Colorado
Jose Theodore
Montreal
Mgm Grand Garden Arena
Ottawa
Erik Karlsson
Bob Hartley
Calgary Flames
Jack Adams
Tampa Bay
Steve Yzerman
Yzerman
Lightning
Florida
Aaron Ekblad
Mark Stone
Calgary
Johnny Gaudreau
Bobby Orr
Jim Hudler
Hudler
Vegas
Wayne Gretzky
Lady Byng
Detroit
Henrik Zetterberg
Jonathan Toews
Mark Messier
Toews
Messier
San Jose
Brent Burns
Minnesota
Devan Dubnyk
Bill Masterton
Professional
Hockey Writers
William M. Jennings
Vezina
Ted Lindsay
Art Ross
Hornets trade Batum acquire Batum from Blazers in swap
Charlotte builds roster by shipping Henderson Vonleh to Portland for Nicolas Batum. Batum, 26, adds 3 point shooting and defense as Hornets look to upgrade after a poor 3-point season. Henderson and Vonleh depart with prospects for Kyle Batum.
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Charlotte
N.C
Charlotte Hornets
Fe Thay Cada
Hornets
Nicolas Batum
Portland Trail Blaz
Los Angeles Clippers
Spencer Hawes
Matt Barnes
Cho
Batum
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
Portland
al Jefferson
France
Stephenson
Ste
Nic Batum
Blazers
Neil Olshey
Nic
Henderson
Carlotte
Duke
Wesley Matthews
Vonleh
Indiana
Steve Clifford
NBA
US Senior Open Could Be a Scorcher in Sacramento
In Sacramento the U S Senior Open faces triple digit heat with defending champion Colin Montgomerie and Bernhard Langer leading the field at Del Paso Country Club. veterans Tom Watson and Lee Janzen speak to the hot conditions as Montgomerie and Langer chase more senior majors amid sunny, dry California.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Tom Watson
Colin Montgomerie
Bernhard Langer
del Paso Country Club
Montgomerie
Langer
Lee Janzen
Chambers Bay
Gene Sayers
Oak Tree
Oklahoma
Jack Nicklaus
Patrick Tallen
Florida
US seeks stronger offense as World Cup quarters near
The United States, led by a stingy defense that has not conceded in 333 minutes, aims to boost its lagging offense before facing China in Ottawa. Morgan and Press bolster the attack while Rapinoe and Holiday miss due to yellow cards, as Morgan scores against Colombia and Wambach misses a late penalty.
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Edmonton
Alberta
United States
Germany
Carli Lloyd
China
Ottawa
U.S
Megan Rapinoe
Lauren Holiday
Christen Press
Rapinoe
Australia
Morgan Brian
Holiday
Lloyd
Alex Morgan
Morgan
Colombia
Abby Wambach
Wambach
Meghan Klingenberg
Jason Franson
Tobin Heath
Canada