San Francisco, CA (SportsNetwork.com) – Pablo Sandoval scorched a three-run homer in the first inning to fuel the San Francisco Giants’ 6-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins in the opener of a three-game series Friday at AT&T Park. Brandon Hicks hit a solo homer and finished with two RBI, while …
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(SportsNetwork.com) – The Los Angeles Kings’ homestand began with the return of goaltender Jonathan Quick. Three games in and it looks as though it may also get the club back on track. The Kings resume the five-game stay at home on Saturday against the Detroit Red Wings. Prior to this …
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Quarterback Andy Dalton is armed with a new contract that could keep him with the Bengals through the 200 season. It may just set the market for Chiefs counterpart Alex Smith. On Thursday night, Smith will get a chance to prove whether the two of them …
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Frisco, TX (SportsNetwork.com) – Defending Southland Conference champion Southeastern Louisiana football team gained a high of 15 selections on the conference’s preseason squad announced Wednesday. Southeastern, which finished 11-3 overall and 7-0 in Southland play last season, had five more selections than the next closest team, McNeese State. Representing the …
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(SportsNetwork.com) – All eyes in Group H will be on Belgium as Mark Wilmots’ team look to make their mark on the World Cup with a young and talented squad. Belgium’s last trip to the knockout round at a World Cup came in 2002, and it was also the last …
Read More »ATLANTA – After two summers of jarring change, the Atlanta Hawks expect things to be a lot quieter this offseason. Not that they’re planning to sit still. The Hawks will surely have several new faces next season, whether it’s from the 15th pick in the draft or a plunge into …
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ISTANBUL – All that stands between the U.S. women’s basketball team and a second straight world championship gold medal is Spain. This is the game everyone expected for the finals of the men’s world cup last month, but Spain fell short, losing before the gold medal game, which was won …
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Editor’s note: We are pleased to feature an excerpt from radio talk show host and author Kevin McCullough’s new book: “No He Can’t.” Mr. McCullough writes frequently for Fox News Opinion. Book summary from publisher Thomas Nelson: Nationally syndicated radio talk show host and columnist Kevin McCullough tackles the thorny …
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In this Easter season I have been thinking about the importance of redemption. Over the years, by virtue of circulation in political circles, I have known personally some people involved in public scandals. The world watches as the media follows them relentlessly for days, weeks, or even months and then …
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The U.S. Navy names its ships and submarines after presidents and states of the union, admirals and senators, even species of fish and mountain ranges (USS Mesa Verde). But every once in a while a ship, usually a destroyer, is named after ordinary persons or people for displaying extraordinary courage …
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