Rays' Cash embodies the modern manager overhaul in baseball
Kevin Cash, 46, is entering his 10th Rays season as the longest serving manager and close to passing Joe Maddon as franchise wins leader. Described as energetic, humble, and perceptive, he blends front office innovation with clubhouse stability, earning wide respect since 2014.
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Burns fuels NC State in OT win over Oakland in NCAA second round
NC State forward DJ Burns Jr. battled through post pressure to score 24 points and grab a key go ahead putback as the 11th seed beat 14th seed Oakland 79-73 in overtime. Burns celebrated with chest pounding after two hours of physical play and taunting from Oakland fans.
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Buckeyes advance as Jamison Battle powers win over Virginia Tech
Jamison Battle tallies 21 points and 10 rebounds to lift Ohio State past Virginia Tech and into the NIT quarterfinals. The Buckeyes move on while Kent State ends its season against second-seeded Notre Dame in the NCAA Tournament.
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Illinois Cruises Past Duquesne Reaches Sweet 16 Return
Illinois defeats Duquesne 89 63 in Omaha to reach the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 for the first time since 2005. Coach Brad Underwood salutes the traveling fans and calls this group elite as the Illini advance to Boston.
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Buckeyes Press Maine, Eye Duke in NCAA Tournament
Ohio State used a strong press to force 19 Maine turnovers in an 80-57 first round win. The No. 7 seed Duke arrives with caution after a slow start, needing careful ball handling to counter OSU’s aggressive defense in Columbus.
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Brawl Defines Flyers Senators Game Sets Penalty Records
The March 5, 2004 Flyers vs Senators featured one of NHL history’s wildest brawls with multiple fights bloodshed and a goalie-vs-goalie clash. The game still holds the record for the most penalty minutes 419 surpassing the 1981 mark of 406. The Flyers and Senators combined for a historic night behind huge scraps and lasting notoriety.
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