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RANGERS over PENGUINS 4 to 3
BLUES over PANTHERS 4 to 2
- NHL Scores For December 8, 2014
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RED WINGS over HURRICANES 3 to 1
SENATORS over CANUCKS 4 to 3
OILERS over SHARKS 2 to 1
- NHL Scores For December 7, 2014
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RAMS over REDSKINS 24 to 0
GIANTS over TITANS 36 to 7
PANTHERS over SAINTS 41 to 10
VIKINGS over JETS 30 to 24
RAVENS over DOLPHINS 28 to 13
COLTS over BROWNS 25 to 24
LIONS over BUCCANEERS 34 to 17
TEXANS over JAGUARS 27 to 13
BRONCOS over BILLS 24 to 17
CARDINALS over CHIEFS 17 to 14
SEAHAWKS over EAGLES 24 to 14
RAIDERS over 49ERS 24 to 13
PATRIOTS over CHARGERS 23 to 14
PACKERS over FALCONS 43 to 37
- NFL Scores For December 7, 2014
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WIZARDS over CELTICS 133 to 132
CAVALIERS over NETS 110 to 88
RAPTORS over NUGGETS 112 to 107
WARRIORS over TIMBERWOLVES 102 to 86
KINGS over JAZZ 101 to 92
CLIPPERS over SUNS 121 to 120
- NBA Scores For December 8, 2014
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HAWKS over NUGGETS 96 to 84
GRIZZLIES over HEAT 103 to 87
THUNDER overt PISTONS 96 to 94
MAVERICKS over BUCKS 125 to 102
TRAIL BLAZERS over KNICKS 103 to 99
PELICANS over LAKERS 104 to 87
- NBA Scores For December 7, 2014
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The casket lay between two giant posters of Beliveau in his prime as an imposing center on the powerhouse Canadiens teams of the 1950s and 1960s. Also on display were the Stanley Cup and three other trophies he won -- Hart (MVP), Lady Byng (sportsmanship) and Conn Smythe (playoff MVP). Fans began lining up in the early morning in frigid weather for the public viewing, the first for a Canadiens player since Maurice "Rocket" Richard died in 2000. Many were dressed in the Canadiens' red, white and blue jersey. "It was wonderful," said former teammate Dickie Moore, who visited Beliveau often during his illness. "I think Jean would love to stand up and say thank you." Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard recalled getting the autographs of Beliveau and other Canadiens when he was a teenager. "To me he summarizes elegance, confidence, and the image of what we would like ourselves to be," Couillard said. Asked what he felt Beliveau's life represented, Couillard said "confidence."
"It was at a time when Francophone Quebecers in particular needed much more confidence in themselves and I think he was one of the elements that created that confidence," he said. "For this, we are immensely grateful. He was not only a great athlete and player, he was a great man, a great Quebecer and a great Canadian." Beliveau won 10 Stanley Cups as a player with the Canadiens from 1950 to 1971 and another seven as an executive. In 1,125 regular-season games, he had 507 goals and 712 assists. He is best remembered as an iconic team captain, and for his grace off the ice. It was a difficult week for the Canadiens, who had lost speedy left wing Gilles Tremblay to an illness only days before Beliveau died. Yvan Cournoyer played on a line with Beliveau and Tremblay, and Beliveau was his first captain with the Canadiens. "I always called him not Jean, but my captain," he said. "I had a chance to win my first Stanley Cup with Jean. I had a chance to dress beside him and I roomed a lot with Jean. For me, he was like a father. He called me his son many times."
- NHL: Fans And Former Teammates Pay Tribute To Jean Beliveau
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General manager Bryan Murray, speaking at a news conference Monday at Canadian Tire Centre, said Cameron, a favorite of owner Eugene Melnyk, will succeed MacLean. "I've had some tough days lately," said Murray, who is undergoing cancer treatment. "This is one of them." Murray said there was”uneasiness" in the locker room with MacLean. "Some of the better players felt that they were singled out a little too often maybe," Murray said. "That's today's athlete. They want to be corrected, coached, given a chance to play without being the center point of discussion in the room."
MacLean, who previously worked as an assistant to Mike Babcock in Anaheim and Detroit, won the Jack Adams Award in the 2012-13 lockout-shortened season, when he led an injury-ravaged Senators team to the postseason despite long odds. Defensive tactics by MacLean, who was in the first season of a three-year deal, allowed opponents easier entry into the defensive zone, leading to games in which the Senators were often outshot.
- NHL: Paul MacLean Fired By The Ottawa Senators
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On Oct. 21, Moss underwent an operation on his hip. Moss said Dr. Thomas Byrd was prepared to perform microfracture surgery but all that he needed was a labrum repair and cartilage cleanup, which should make his rehab somewhat easier. Moss said his rehab is coming along well and he expects to be cleared to run later this month. The chance to join the Indians, who contended for a playoff spot until the season's final weekend, excited Moss. He said the club is similar to some of the Oakland teams he has played for.
"There's a great core group of guys, and in all honesty, it reminds me of after 2012, when they brought us all up and we all kind of took off," he said. "That next year in 2013, we had that core group of guys and the young pitching staff and we won the division by a pretty good margin. It reminds me of a team like that. It's a team with a lot of talent and a lot of capability, and it's going to be exciting to be a part of it." Despite the hip issue, Moss, who also has played for Boston, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, finished among the American League leaders in homers, RBIs, extra-base hits and slugging percentage. He played 67 games at first base, 56 in left field and 34 in right for the wild-card winning A's.
"One of the things that attracted us to Brandon is he's got the versatility to play either corner spot in the outfield and first base," Indians general manager Chris Antonetti said at the winter meetings in San Diego. Acquring Moss to solidfy the middle of the order could mean decreased playing time for David Murphy and Nick Swisher, who hit .208 with eight homers in a season cut short at 97 games because of injuries. The switch-hitter had surgery on both knees in August. With two more years on a four-year, $56 million contract, moving Swisher in a deal likely would be difficult.
- MLB: Athletics Trade Brandon Moss To The Indians
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"Chris is a big, active safety Todd has had in the past," Arians said. "He is aware of our system and we'll plug him in and see what we can get out of him in two walkthrough days and see if he can play Thursday night." Clemons hasn't played since last season, his last in Miami. During his first five years, all with the Dolphins, Clemons played in 72 career games -- 48 of them starts -- he had 256 tackles, 1.5 sacks, four interceptions, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. He started his final 32 games in Miami, recording 185 tackles -- 90 in 2013 and 95 in 2012 -- and three interceptions.
He was cut by the Houston Texans on Aug. 31, five months after he signed a two-year contract worth $2.7 million with $450,000 guaranteed. The Cardinals have allowed opposing quarterbacks to throw for 264 yards or more the last two games after holding them to less than 200 in five of their previous six games.
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A bit later the team said: "We are aware of the report. We will let the police investigate the allegation and we will provide any assistance they need. We have discussed the matter with Sammie and we will continue to gather facts." Hill's agent, Brian Levy, did not respond to an email seeking comment. Hill has played in all 13 games for the Titans this season. Defensive coordinator Ray Horton offered Hill a rave review last week.
"He wins at his position probably at an 85 percent clip," Horton said. "If he's on a more talented team and getting more sacks, he'd be mentioned as a potential team MVP and, on the right team, a potential Pro Bowl nose guard." Hill has 25 tackles and two sacks on the season.
- NFL: Assault Accusations For Titan’s Sammie Hill
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"This is a diagnosis that is very treatable and potentially curable with standard chemotherapy approaches," Dr. Christopher Flowers, a lymphoma specialist at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, said in a statement released through the Chiefs. "The goal of Mr. Berry's treatment is to cure his lymphoma and we are beginning that treatment now."Berry, 25, is from the Atlanta area and has chosen Emory for his treatment. He also released a statement through the Chiefs.
"My family and I are very grateful for the amount of support we have received over the last couple of weeks. I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate all the words of encouragement, the blessings and well wishes," the statement read. "I want to thank the Emory University School of Medicine, along with Dr. Flowers and his team, for all of their hard work and effort in diagnosing and creating a plan for me to battle this thing."I will embrace this process and attack it the same way I do everything else in life. God has more than prepared me for it. For everyone sharing similar struggles, I'm praying for you and keep fighting!"
- NFL: Eric Berry Confirmed To Have Lymphoma
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BLUES over ISLANDERS 6 to 4
FLYERS over KINGS 2 to 1
PANTHERS over SABRES 3 to 2
MAPLE LEAFS over CANUCKS 5 to 2
STARS over CANADIENS 4 to 1
RED WINGS over RANGERS 3 to 2
BLUE JACKETS over LIGHTNING 3 to 1
CAPITALS over DEVILS 4 to 1
BLACKHAWKS over PREDATORS 3 to 1
BRUINS over COYOTES 5 to 2
SHARKS over FLAMES 3 to 2
- NHL Scores For December 6, 2014
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JETS over AVALANCHE 6 to 2
BLACKHAWKS over CANADIENS 4 to 3
- NHL Scores For December 5, 2014
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CAPITALS over HURRICANES 2 to 1
LIGHTNING over SABRES 5 to 0
DEVILS over MAPLE LEAFS 5 to 3
ISLANDERS over SENATORS 2 to 1
RED WINGS over STARS 5 to 2
BLUE JACKETS over PANTHERS 4 to 3
PREDATORS over BLUES 4 to 3
FLAMES over AVALANCHE 4 to 3
KINGS over COYOTES 4 to 0
SHARKS over BRUINS 7 to 4
- NHL Scores For December 4, 2014
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BLACKHAWKS over BLUES 4 to 1
JETS over OILERS 3 to 2
DUCKS over FLYERS 5 to 4
- NHL Scores For December 3, 2014
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PENGUINS over DEVILS 1 to 0
CANUCKS over CAPITALS 4 to 3
HURRICANES over PREDATORS 2 to 1
SABRES over LIGHTNING 2 to 1
MAPLE LEAFS over STARS 5 to 3
PANTHERS over RED WINGS 4 to 3
FLAMES over COYOTES 5 to 2
SHARKS over FLYERS 2 to 1
KINGS over BRUINS 2 to 0
- NHL Scores For December 2, 2014
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BLUE JACKETS over PANTHERS 2 to 1
CANADIENS over AVALANCHE 4 to 3
COYOTES over OILERS 5 to 2
DUCKS over BRUINS 3 to 2
- NHL Scores For December 1, 2014
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WARRIORS over BULLS 112 to 102
ROCKETS over SUNS 100 to 95
SPURS over TIMBERWOLVES 123 to 101
MAGIC over KINGS 105 to 96
CLIPPERS over PELICANS 120 to 100
- NBA Scores For December 6, 2014
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THUNDER over 76ERS 103 to 91
WIZARDS over NUGGETS 119 to 89
CELTICS over LAKERS 113 to 96
HAWKS over NETS 98 to 75
CAVALIERS over RAPTORS 105 to 91
SPURS over GRIZZLIES 107 to 101
ROCKETS over TIMBERWOLVES 114 to 112
SUNS over MAVERICKS 118 to 106
BUCKS over HEAT 109 to 85
MAGIC over JAZZ 98 to 93
KINGS over PACERS 102 to 101
- NBA Scores For December 5, 2014
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TRAIL BLAZERS over PACERS 88 to 82
WARRIORS over PELICANS 112 to 85
- NBA Scores For December 4, 2014
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WIZARDS over LAKERS 111 to 95
CELTICS over PISTONS 109 to 102
NETS over SPURS 95 to 93
HAWKS over HEAT 112 to 102
ROCKETS over GRIZZLIES 105 to 96
MAVERICKS over BUCKS 107 to 105
76ERS over TIMBERWOLVES 85 to 77
RAPTORS over JAZZ 123 to 104
CLIPPERS over MAGIC 114 to 86
- NBA Scores For December 3, 2014
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HAWKS over CELTICS 109 to 105
LAKERS over PISTONS 106 to 96
NETS over KNICKS 98 to 93
MAVERICKS over BULLS 132 to 129
PELICANS over THUNDER 112 to 104
TRAIL BLAZERS over NUGGETS 105 to 103
SUNS over PACERS 116 to 99
RAPTORS over KINGS 117 to 109
WARRIOR over MAGIC 98 to 97
- NBA Scores For December 2, 2014
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WIZARDS over HEAT 107 to 86
NUGGETS over JAZZ 103 to 101
CLIPPERS over TIMBERWOLVES 127 to 101
- NBA Scores For December 1, 2014
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- NHL: Klinkhammer Acquired By Penguins
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