Blues Use Power Play To Down Stars 5 3
Adam Cracknell put St Louis ahead early in the second period as the Blues converted two rare power plays in a 5 3 win over Dallas. Chris Stewart scored twice and Evgeny Grachev Jason Arnott also tallied for the Blues who stretched home winning streak to six and improved to 15 3 4 under coach Ken Hitchcock. Dallas suffered its third loss in eight games after a five game win streak against St Louis.
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Durant scores 33 as Thunder edge T wolves in opener
Kevin Durant tallies 33 points to spark Oklahoma City to a 104 100 win over Minnesota in a tight season debut. Russell Westbrook adds 28 points six assists and six boards while James Harden chips in 16 for the Thunder.
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Television and sports score roundup with bowls and games
A dense schedule lists television times for college football bowls including Western Michigan vs Purdue in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN2 in Detroit and Louisville vs NC State in the Belk Bowl in Charlotte. It also covers college basketball TV slots, NBA results, prep schedules, and a note that the Chicago Cubs agreed to terms with pitchers Sonnanstine and Corpas.
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Brees Breaks Passing Yardage Record in Saints Win
Drew Brees set the NFL single season passing yardage record with 5,087 yards as the New Orleans Saints routed the Atlanta Falcons 45-16 on Monday night. He finished with 307 yards and four TDs, his final pass a 9-yard strike to Darren Sproles with 2:51 remaining, sealing the NFC South title.
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Missouri Dominates ANC in Independence Bowl Sendoff
Missouri rolled to a 41-24 victory over North Carolina in Shreveport as James Franklin ran for two touchdowns and passed for another, earning offensive MVP honors. Franklin totaled 142 rushing yards and 132 passing yards as the Tigers finished 8-5 with a four-game win streak, preparing for SEC arrival.
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2012 Blackhawks shown as Cup contenders
2012 analysis highlights the Chicago Blackhawks scoring power led by Jonathan Toews. The team is described as having the deepest lineup, ample cap space at the trade deadline, and a strong chance at the Cup depending on goaltending.
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SIU at Evansville basketball preview at Ford Center
SIU travels to Evansville for a Thursday 7 p m game at Ford Center. Coaches Lowery and Simmons lead their teams with SIU at 3-8 and UE at 5-5. SIU leads series 64-48. Radio and online options listed with live chat by writer Todd Hefferman.
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Salukis Glean Confidence as Daniels Shines in Loss
Freshman forward Daniel Daniels led SIU with a career high 22 points in an 87 77 setback to the Musketeers, finishing the tournament with 40 points and 15 rebounds. He thrived against Xavier, boosting belief SIU can compete in the MVC while nine newcomers navigate injuries suspensions and lineup changes.
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