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AVALANCHE over RED WINGS 2 to 1 STARS over OILERS 6 to 5 BRUINS over SABRES 4 to 3 BLACKHAWKS over MAPLE LEAFS 4 to 0 RANGERS over HURRICANES 1 to 0 FLYERS over JETS 4 to 3

KINGS over COYOTES 4 to 2 AVALANCHE over SABRES 5 to 1 FLYERS over MAPLE LEAFS 7 to 4 CANADIENS over SENATORS 4 to 1 ISLANDERS over LIGHTNING 3 to 1 PENGUINS over PANTHERS 3 to 1 CAPITALS over DEVILS 4 to 0 RANGERS over HURRICANES 3 to 2 BLUE JACKETS over BLACKHAWKS 3 to 2 PREDATORS over WILD 6 to 5 CANUCKS over FLAMES 3 to 2 SHARKS over BLUES 3 to 2

DEVILS over LIGHTNING 3 to 2 SENATORS over DUCKS 6 to 2 ISLANDERS over RED WINGS 2 to 1 JETS over BRUINS 2 to 1 STARS over FLAMES 2 to 1

HURRICANES over MAPLE LEAFS 4 to 1 PANTHERS over FLYERS 2 to 1 PENGUINS over AVALANCHE 1 to 0 CAPITALS over BLUE JACKETS 5 to 4 DUCKS over CANADIENS 2 to 1 KINGS over BLUES 6 to 4 SHARKS over OILERS 4 to 3

SENATORS over DEVILS 2 to 0 BRUINS over WILD 3 to 2 STARS over CANUCKS 2 to 0

BENGALS over BRONCOS 37 to 28

REDSKINS over EAGLES 27 to 24 CHARGERS over 49ERS 38 to 35 DOLPHINS over VIKINGS 37 to 35 TEXANS over RANGERS 25 to 13 LIONS over BEARS 20 to 14 PANTHERS over BROWNS 17 to 13 FALCONS over SAINTS 30 to 14 PACKERS over BUCCANEERS 20 to 3 STEELERS over CHIEFS 20 to 12 PATRIOTS overt JETS 17 to 16 GIANTS over RAMS 37 to 27 RAIDERS over BILLS 26 to 24 COWBOYS over COLTS 42 to 7 SEAHAWKS over CARDINALS 35 to 6

JAGUARS over TITANS 21 to 13

CAVALIERS over TIMBERWOLVES 125 to 104 PACERS over PELICANS 96 to 84 MAGIC over CELTICS 100 to 95 BULLS over WIZZARDS 99 to 91 HAWKS over CLIPPERS 107 to 104 NETS over NUGGETS 102 to 96 76ERS over HEAT 91 to 87 HORNETS over BUCKS 108 to 101 TRAIL BLAZERS over THUNDER 115 to 111 SUNS over MAVERICKS 124 to 115 LAKERS over WARRIORS 115 to 105

HORNETS over NUGGETS 110 to 82 BULLS over RAPTORS 129 to 120 ROCKETS over TRAIL BLAZERS 110 to 95 JAZZ over GRIZZLIES 97 to 91 HAWKS over MAVERICKS 105 to 102 SPURS over CLIPPERS 125 to 118 WARRIORS over KINGS 128 to 108

RAPTORS over KNICKS 118 to 108 CAVALIERS over GRIZZLIES 105 to 91 KINGS over LAKERS 108 to 101 NETS over PISTONS 110 to 105 HEAT over CELTICS 100 to 84 76ERS over MAGIC 96 to 88 SUNS over WIZZARDS 104 to 92 PACERS over TIMBERWOLVES 100 to 96 PELICANS over THUNDER 101 to 99

SUNS over KNICKS 99 to 90 TRAIL BLAZERS over PELICANS 114 to 88 HORNETS over JAZZ 104 to 86 HAWKS over ROCKETS 104 to 97 MAVERICKS over SPURS 99 to 93 NUGGETS over PACERS 76 to 73 CLIPPERS over BUCKS 106 to 102

JAZZ over MAGIC 101 to 94 HORNETS over 76ERS 109 to 91 CELTICS over TIMBERWOLVES 114 to 98 CAVALIERS over NETS 95 to 91 RAPTORS over PISTONS 110 to 100 WIZARDS over HEAT 105 to 103 BULLS over GRIZZLIES 103 to 97 TRAIL BLAZERS over SPURS 129 to 119 NUGGETS over CLIPPERS 109 to 106 THUNDER over LAKERS 104 to 103

BULLS over KNICKS 103 to 97 PELICANS over ROCKETS 99 to 90 BUCKS over KINGS 108 to 107 WARRIORS over THUNDER 114 to 109

SUNS over HORNETS 111 to 106 HAWKS over CAVALIERS 127 to 98 CELTICS over MAGIC 109 to 92 MAVERICKS over PISTONS 117 to 106 JAZZ over HEAT 105 to 87 RAPTORS over NETS 105 to 89 GRIZZLIES over SPURS 117 to 116 TRAIL BLAZERS over BUCKS 104 to 97 CLIPPERS over PACERS 102 to 100 ROCKETS over NUGGETS 115 to 111

There was always a special connection between former Canadiens captain Saku Koivu and the fans of Montreal. Koivu received a nearly five-minute standing ovation as part of a 30-minute pregame tribute. That brought tears to the eyes of the 40-year-old Koivu, who retired after spending the last five years of his 18-year NHL career in Anaheim. "I always felt that I was respected as a player and for the way I played the game, but what makes me feel humble was the way I was loved by the fans," Koivu

A sixth man has pleaded guilty to playing a key role in illegally providing performance-enhancing drugs to Major League Baseball players and other athletes. Juan Carlos Nunez pleaded guilty Friday to conspiracy to distribute testosterone, which carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence. Court documents say Nunez referred several players to the defunct Biogenesis of America clinic operated by Anthony Bosch. Many of the players referred by Nunez had origins in the Dominican Republic and Venezuela.

Jake Peavy has reached an agreement on a two-year, $24 million contract with the Giants. The deal will pay Peavy base salaries of $7 million in 2015 and $13 million in 2016, the source said. It includes a $4 million signing bonus, a full no-trade clause and an awards package. Peavy, 33, is 139-111 with a 3.53 ERA in parts of 13 seasons with San Diego, the Chicago White Sox, Boston and San Francisco. He is a three-time All-Star who won the National League Cy Young Award with the Padres in 2007. A

Matt Kemp has joined the Padres after San Diego and the Los Angeles finalized a five-player trade. The teams agreed to the trade last week during the winter meetings in San Diego. It was the first of three big deals by new Padres general manager A.J. Preller, who also has added outfielder Wil Myers, the 2013 AL Rookie of the Year, from Tampa Bay and All-Star catcher Derek Norris from Oakland. The Padres, desperate to pump up the worst offense in the majors, also get $32 million from the Dodgers

K.J. Wright has agreed to a four-year contract extension with the Seahawks. The deal is reportedly worth $27 million. "I'm just glad they chose for me to stick around. It's a blessing," Wright said. "There were times when I wondered if I would be here or not, but they told me they would find a way to make it happen and they did. I had a number in my head and they exceeded it." Wright was the team's fourth-round draft choice (99th overall) in the 2011 NFL draft. He has started 54 of 58 games pla

Dallas Eakins was fired as coach of the Edmonton Oilers, who have lost 15 of 16 games and are well on the way to missing the playoffs for the ninth consecutive season. General manager Craig MacTavish will coach the team until the job is given to Todd Nelson, who is being promoted to interim head coach from Edmonton's American Hockey League affiliate in Oklahoma City. MacTavish did not say when he would return to the front office. MacTavish called Eakins an "excellent coach" but said something ha

Suspended Los Angeles Kings’ defenseman Slava Voynov will stand trial on a felony charge of domestic violence after a judge deemed there to be sufficient evidence to move forward with the case. The 24-year-old Voynov, who was charged with a felony count of corporal injury to a spouse with great bodily injury last month, appeared in a Torrance, California, court for a preliminary hearing during which shocking details emerged. According to reports of police testimony, an officer of the Redondo

Winnipeg Jets’ defenseman Jacob Trouba will be out for at least six weeks with an upper-body injury. Trouba has been one of the team's top defensemen this season with 12 points, four goals and eight assists in 31 games. "He's had a kind of pre-existing condition that most players deal with," coach Paul Maurice said Tuesday. "And what you're hopeful for is that it heals, it gets better and progresses and he had the opposite experience. "Things started to get progressively a little bit worse on hi

Portland Trail Blazers’ starting center Robin Lopez will sit out a game for the first time in nearly three years after breaking his hand. Lopez, who according to Blazers coach Terry Stotts will "be out a while," injured his right hand early in the third quarter of the 108-95 victory after hitting his hand hard on Boris Diaw’s head and did not return. "It's a little frustrating," said Lopez, who said there might be two breaks in his hand and that it would be re-evaluated. "I've been pretty fortun

Milwaukee Bucks’ forward Jabari Parker is expected to miss the rest of his rookie season after suffering a torn ACL in his left knee. Parker, 19, will have surgery after suffering a complete tear, not a sprain, as was initially diagnosed, in the third quarter of the Bucks' dramatic 96-94 win. Parker's knee buckled on a drive to the basket, he had to be carried off the court by teammates and underwent an MRI in Milwaukee that revealed the tear. Since being selected No. 2 overall in June by the Bu

The Texas Rangers announced the signing of right-handed reliever Kyuji Fujikawa to a one-year deal with a club option for 2016. Fujikawa will receive a base salary of $1 million with the opportunity to earn incentives. The deal will become official once the Rangers clear a spot on their 40-man roster. Fujikawa, 34, spent two seasons with the Chicago Cubs, compiling a 5.04 ERA in 27 appearances. He underwent Tommy John surgery in the summer of 2013 and missed 14 months. He returned toward the end

The Kansas City Royals finalized a $17 million, two-year deal with the veteran slugger Tuesday. Kansas City made the postseason as a wild card this year and went all the way to the World Series before losing to San Francisco in Game 7. "At first I didn't think maybe they would make the playoffs, but they caught fire at the end and were playing really well," Morales said through a translator. "I think they started playing well, they kind of gained some confidence. They were playing well going int

The Padres have signed pitcher Brandon Marrow to a one-year contract worth $2.5 million. Morrow can earn an additional $5 million in bonuses for starting and $1 million for relieving. The 30-year-old Morrow has spent the last five seasons with the Blue Jays, who recently declined the right-hander's $10 million option for 2015. Morrow has battled various injuries in recent seasons, including a hand injury that limited him to just 13 games, six starts in 2014, when he went 1-3 with a 5.67 ERA. A f