Kings blank Canadiens behind Quick season high 45 saves
The Los Angeles Kings defeated the Montreal Canadiens 3-0 as Jonathan Quick stopped 45 shots, his second shutout of the season. Anze Kopitar, Drew Doughty and Marian Gaborik scored for L A, improving to 20-9-2. Montreal falls to 20-10-3 amid a four-game skid.
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Flames Run Streak Behind Ramo’s 35 Saves
Calgary defeats Dallas 3 1 for seventh straight win as Karri Ramo stops 35 shots including 17 in the third. Monahan Hamilton and Raymond score for the Flames while Lehtonen outplayed by Ramo. Crawford posts his fifth shutout as Chicago hosts Edmonton.
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Boxing Denni Shafikov and Barthelemy Set Boxing Showdown
Boxing card lists Shafikov vs Barthelemy at 9 p.m. on Spike. Also Isiah Thomas vs Murat Gassiev in Las Vegas. College and high school games aired across ESPN networks with multiple matchups. World Series of Fighting in Las Vegas features Palmer Almeida and Williams Heun bouts. Bundesliga action has Hoffenheim at Schalke 04.
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Baseball and football moves from the major leagues to college updates
MLB actions include Connor Buchmann suspension and multiple contract agreements across the Mets Indians Twins Yankees Mariners Rangers. NFL notes feature Ravens Colts Patriots Saints Giants Chargers Titans, with signings waivers and injuries. NHL fines Devils and Capitals notes plus college coaching changes across Castleton Fordham Furman Missouri Ohio State Presbyterian Spring Hill Texas A&M Western Kentucky.
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AP Little All America Team Selections Announced
The Associated Press reveals its Little All-America squads across Division II and NAIA. First-team honors recognize players from Ferris State, Colorado State Pueblo, Humboldt State, Slippery Rock, Lenoir Rhyne, St. Thomas MN, Kutztown, Johns Hopkins, East Stroudsburg, Hardin-Simmons, St. Cloud State, Hendrix, Emporia State, Linfield, Grand Valley State, Minnesota State Mankato, Northwest Missouri State, Fort Hays State, Tuskegee, Springfield MA, Sioux Falls, Missouri Western State, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, Johnson C Smith, Carnegie Mellon, Carson-Newman, North Central IL, Coe, Findlay, Grand Valley State, Northwest Missouri State, Indianapolis, Carroll WI, Western New Mexico, Shepherd, Western State, Wabash, Kentucky Wesleyan, Marian IN, Shepherd, Shepherd, Shippensburg, West Georgia, Kean, Shepherd, Shepherd, West, Central State OH, Angelo State, Widener, Mary Hardin-Baylor, Dakota State, Grand Valley State, Lindenwood, St Norbert, Rensselaer, Northwest Missouri State, Southwest Baptist, and others.
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Patriot Athletic Conference Buckeye 62 Brookside 26 girls result
Buckeye routed Brookside 62 to 26 in a Patriot Athletic Conference girls basketball game. The non conference Open Door Christmas Classic featured Mentor Christian 51 Heritage Christian 22.
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Men's basketball results across several matches
A compilation of college basketball scores from multiple games across regions including Princeton over Liberty 77 72 and Stony Brook defeating American U 86 68. Notable upsets and OT decisions feature Liberty 41 Duke 79 and Lehigh 60 73 Appalachian St. 73 Richmond 59.
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Faulkner Jr Wins PBA World Championship in Reno
Gary Faulkner Jr., a 25 year old from Memphis, captured the PBA World Championship in Reno Nevada defeating EJ Tackett 216 178 in the final at the National Bowling Stadium becoming the second black bowler to win a tour title.
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