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PENGUINS over SENATORS 3 to 2 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

DUCKS over WILD 5 to 4 JETS over AVALANCHE 6 to 2 BLACKHAWKS over CANADIENS 4 to 3

CANUCKS over PENGUINS 3 to 0 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

WILD over CANADIENS 2 to 1 BLACKHAWKS over BLUES 4 to 1 JETS over OILERS 3 to 2 DUCKS over FLYERS 5 to 4

ISLANDERS over SENATORS 3 to 2 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

LIGHTNING over RANGERS 6 to 3 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

COWBOYS over BEARS 41 to 28

DOLPHINS over JETS 16 to 13

76ERS over PISTONS 108 to 101 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

HORNETS over KNICKS 103 to 102 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

CAVALIERS over KNICKS 90 to 87 TRAIL BLAZERS over PACERS 88 to 82 WARRIORS over PELICANS 112 to 85

BULLS over HORNETS 102 to 95 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

CAVALIERS over BUCKS 111 to 108 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

SPURS over 76ERS 109 to 103 WIZARDS over HEAT 107 to 86 NUGGETS over JAZZ 103 to 101 CLIPPERS over TIMBERWOLVES 127 to 101

Penguins acquired forward Rob Klinkhammer and a conditional draft pick from the Coyotes for defenseman Philip Samuelsson. Klinkhammer has three goals in 19 games this season for the Coyotes. He scored 11 goals and added nine assists in 72 games last year with Arizona and will give the Penguins needed depth up front.

National’s outfielder Jayson Werth was convicted Friday of reckless driving and sentenced to 10 days in jail for driving his Porsche over 100 mph on the Capital Beltway earlier this year.Fairfax County General District Court Judge Penney Azcarate said a jail sentence was appropriate given the excessive speed."I-495 is not a racetrack," Azcarate said in imposing the sentence. She added that her sentence would be the same regardless of "what a person does for a living." Werth, wearing glasses a

Yankees signed free-agent left-handed reliever Andrew Miller to a four-year , $36 million contract. General manager Brian Cashman said the team's original offer for Miller was four years, $32 million, but the Yankees upped it to $9 million per year when they learned the lefty had a four-year, $40 million deal on the table from another club. That means Miller left $4 million on the table to play for the Yankees. The 6-foot-7 Miller, who will turn 30 in May, spent the end of the 2014 season wit

The Buccaneers released offensive coordinator Jeff Tedford, who has been on an indefinite leave of absence due to health reasons, from his contract Friday to "pursue other opportunities," the team announced in a release. Tedford had a heart procedure performed just before the start of the season and hasn't called a play for the Bucs since the third preseason game. "Throughout these difficult circumstances, our primary concern was for Jeff's health and well-being," Buccaneers coach Lovie Smith

Chief’s tight end Travis Kelce was fined $11,025 by the league for unsportsmanlike conduct. Kelce made an obscene gesture that Chiefs coach Andy Reid later called immature. Kelce has been unavailable all week to discuss the gesture. He made the gesture during the fourth quarter of the 29-16 loss to the Broncos. After the game, Kelce explained on Twitter that the gesture was aimed at Miller for the late hit and not at Coleman. Kelce later deleted that tweet. Miller was not fined for the hit on Sm

Veteran Eric Winston has signed a one-year contract with the Bengals. Winston, a nine-year player who happens to also be the president of the NFL Players Association, spent training camp with Seattle but has not played this season. The team made the official announcement Tuesday afternoon. The Bengals waived offensive tackle Jamon Meredith in a corresponding move but still have one open spot available on the 53-man roster. Linebacker Jayson DiManche was placed on injured reserve Monday with a

Brady Hoke had enough time at Michigan, but not enough wins, interim athletic director Jim Hackett said Tuesday night. Hackett formally announced his decision to fire the Wolverines' head coach shortly after Hoke shared the news with his team Tuesday afternoon. Hoke ends his four-year tenure in Ann Arbor with a 31-20 record. Hackett said the universal respect players and peers held for Hoke made his choice a difficult one."This was not an easy decision," Hackett said. "Everywhere I go there is z

The NHL has lowered the hammer on the LA Kings, fining the team $100,000 for violating the terms of Slava Voynov’s suspension. According to the league, the Kings allowed Voynov, who is currently facing a felony charge of domestic violence against his wife following an October arrest, to skate with teammates Tuesday during an optional practice. The league stated in a release that, "Such activity is in direct contravention of the terms of the suspension levied Oct. 20, which permit Mr. Voynov to u

Martin Brodeur is officially back in the NHL. The St. Louis Blues signed the NHL's all-time winningest goalie to a one-year deal Tuesday. The pro-rated deal is worth $700,000 in base salary. In addition, Brodeur can make the following performance-based bonuses: $10,000 for every point in the standings he earns while the goalie of record; $125,000 for being on an NHL roster on Feb. 1; and $125,000 for being on an NHL roster March 4. In addition, the contract includes playoff bonuses tied to the t

It is hard to imagine a classier hockey player, on and off the ice, than Jean Beliveau. A supremely skilled center who spent 18 full seasons and parts of two others with Montreal, Beliveau was also a popular ambassador for the sport. He scored 507 goals, won 10 Stanley Cups and was captain for 10 seasons before his retirement in 1971. He then moved seamlessly into an executive position with the club. Beliveau was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1972. He won two league MVP awards and

Kris Medlen and Brandon Beachy are becoming free agents following decisions by the Braves not to offer 2015 contracts to the right-handers, both recovering from their second Tommy John surgeries. The Braves failed to offer a contract to right-hander Gus Schlosser. Medlen and Beachy, once considered rising stars in the rotation, did not pitch in 2014 after they had ligament-replacement surgeries during spring training. Medlen won a combined 25 games in 2012 and 2013. He excelled as a reliever

The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired outfielder from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for right-hander Matt Magill. Heisey, who will turn 30 this month, is a .247 career hitter with 50 home runs over parts of five seasons with Cincinnati. He is eligible for salary arbitration and is projected to earn slightly more than $2 million in 2015. The Reds dealt him several hours in advance of Tuesday night's MLB non-tender deadline. The Dodgers already had a glut of outfielders with Matt Kemp, Carl Crawfo

The 16-year veteran free-agent outfielder is returning to his roots. "You talk about true love,'' Hunter told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.”That's the Twins right there.'' Hunter, after playing five seasons for the Los Angeles Angels and two with the Detroit Tigers, has agreed to a one-year, $10.5 million deal with the Twins. The Texas Rangers and Baltimore Orioles were also reportedly in the running for Hunter. Hunter, 39, played his first full season for the Twins in 1999. He has made fi

Dish Network subscribers will lose access to CBS-owned stations Thursday night if the companies can't agree on a new contract. In a statement, CBS said after six months of talks, Dish has "not been operating with the same sense of urgency" to make a deal."In the last few weeks, we have granted two extensions, in the hopes that this would give both parties sufficient time to come to a resolution," the network's statement said. "The second extension, which protected Dish subscribers’ programmin