Pandemic reshapes sports a year after shutdown
A year after COVID halted games across pro and college levels, sports leagues rebuilt around bubbles and vaccines while fans and media face altered access. Venues doubled as vaccination sites, and the fan experience shifted with reduced access and reliance on broadcast coverage.
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Joe Favorite
Dennis Deninger
Broad Sports Schedule with Diverse Matches Across Golf to College
A dense daily slate lists spring training baseball from Fort Myers, college basketball conference tournaments in Omaha Indianapolis Greensboro Sioux Falls and Harrisonburg, and NBA NHL cycling tennis and soccer broadcasts. Pro team moves include contract signings for DC United Inter Miami NYCFC and coaching changes at Austin Peay ETSU Fordham Indiana.
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Baseball and basketball trades and signings across leagues
A wide range of MLB, NBA and NFL moves are listed. Padres place Jose Castillo on 60 day IL. Jays name multiple minor league field managers. Rockies sign and extend several players on one-year deals. Brewers add Jackie Bradley Jr. Frontier League trades. Slammers promote coaching staff. Nets release players, sign Blake Griffin. Lakers add Damian Jones. Raptors release Donta Hall. Mystics tied to Theresa Plaisante. Lions, Texans, Raiders, Dolphins, Vikings, Giants, Steelers, Seahawks, Buccaneers signings and releases. NHL and AHL moves include Veini Vehvilainen, Joel L'Esperance, Kiviranta, Dowling, Bartkowski, Carrier, Pitlick, Olivier, Peca. MLS Crew SC adds Alexandra Matan. America’s Line summary of rosters and contracts.
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Donnie Murphy
Luis Hurtado
Brent Lavallee
Dane Fujinaka
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Tommy Doyle
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Yoan Aybar
Ben Bowden
Phillip Diehl
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Dom Nunez
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Arturo Nieto
Tom Carcione
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Veini Vehvilainen
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Joel L’esperance
Joel Kiviranta
Justin Dowling
Minnesota Wild
Matt Bartkowski
Iowa
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Alexandre Carrier
Ben Harpur
Rem Pitlick
Mathieu Olivier
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Matthew Peca
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Colton Sceviour
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Rheal Cormier
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No. 1 Zags near wire-to-wire No. 1
AP poll notes Gonzaga atop the men's rankings with 61 of 63 first-place votes as it nears a potential wire-to-wire No. 1. Baylor climbs to No. 2 while Illinois Michigan and Iowa fill top five. Arkansas enters top 10 for first time since 1994-95.
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NWHL to finish season with two semifinals and Isobel Cup final
The National Women's Hockey League will resume a shortened season with two nationally televised semifinals and a championship game outside Boston. Play returns March 26 with the Isobel Cup Final the following day. no fans allowed and strict health protocols with daily testing for players and staff.
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