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Chicagos Al Yellon knows the pain that Toronto Maple Leafs fans were feeling Tuesday after the teams Stanley Cup drought was extended to 54 years and counting. He became a Cubs fan as a youngster . . .

If the rumors are true about the Oakland Athletics moving to Las Vegas, there might be a second World Series someday in town.

When Dave Drybrough heard that Bobby Hull and Ulf Nilsson had signed the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fam...

Photo from Summit County Mountain Bike Allliance With Memorial Day this year comes the full-fledged start to mountain bike season in Summit County, and local leaders are excited for a strong summer after a 2020 when the community was affected by novel coronavirus regulations. “That’s what I’m exactly excited about: the return to normal,” Maverick Sports Promotions Event Director Jeff Westcott said Friday, May 28. “This season is pretty much a 180 (degree turnaround) from last year, wh...

Visit Casper gave out $164,000 in grant money over the past year to 14 different organizations across the city.

One could argue that Tony La Russa is living in the past. The 76-year-old White Sox manager gave that impression once again this week when he publicly admonished his own player, Yermín Mercedes, for the crime of hitting a home run on a 3-0 count against a position player pitching in Chicagos blowout win. La Russa deemed the act disrespectful to the game, and he even said he was fine with the Twins, Mercedes’ victim, throwing at his star rookie the next day. When La Russa was last a manager,...

My New Orleans 05/17/2021 NEW ORLEANS (press release) – In a joint news conference today, Allstate Sugar Bowl Crescent City Classic and YMCA of Greater New Orleans officials announced they are teaming up for a brand new, exciting combination of the CCC Fall Classic and YMCA Corporate Cup into the “Allstate Sugar Bowl Corporate Classic.” The newly combined 3.1-mile race will premier as an in-person event on Saturday, November 13 in City Park. Originally started in 1960, the YMCA Corporate ...

The Dodgers enter Friday third in the NL West and have lost 15 of their last 22 games.

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA In this photo from 2008, actor Norman Lloyd attends the grand opening of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Winter 2008 Exhibitions at the Academys Grand Gallery in Beverly Hills, California. Lloyd has died at the age of 106.(Stephen Shugerman/Getty Images/TNS) Norman Lloyd, a Hitchcock villain who later saved lives on ‘St. Elsewhere,’ dies at 106 LOS ANGELES — Norman Lloyd, who memorably fell to his death from the Statue of Liberty as the villain...

Print Norman Lloyd, who memorably fell to his death from the Statue of Liberty as the villain in Alfred Hitchcock’s “Saboteur” in the 1940s but became best known four decades later as kindly Dr. Daniel Auschlander on TV’s “St. Elsewhere,” has died at his home in Brentwood. Lloyd, who was also a director and producer, died Tuesday, said Dean Hargrove, a television producer and longtime friend. He was 106 and was generally considered to be the world’s oldest living film actor, worki...