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The 2021 MLB draft picture is coming into focus now, with all the top prospects playing for multiple weeks and plenty of time for pop-up types to be seen multiple times by each team. After this group of the top 100 players plus seven who just missed, things really open up and there's a seemingly endless number of players you could squint at and see sneaking into the fourth round if things break right.
Texas high school shortstop Jordan Lawlar and Vanderbilt ace Jack Leiter started to separate themselves as a clear top tier in this group. Beyond them, a pretty consensus second tier has formed, with the majority of teams calling it an overall top eight with the players listed below in a similar order, but there's obviously some room for disagreement toward the tail end of Tier 2 and the top of Tier 3.

Petitioners ask court to step in on push for Jones Library revote
An artist’s conceptio shows a renovated and expanded Jones Library as seen from next to the Amherst History Museum. COURTESY FINEGOLD ALEXANDER ARCHITECTS
An artist’s conception of what one side of the renovated and expanded Jones Library would look like from Amity Street in Amherst. FINEGOLD ALEXANDER ARCHITECTS
An artist’s conception of the new adult collections room in an expanded and renovated Jones Library. The roof of the 1928 building is to the right. FINEGOLD ALEXANDER ARCHITECTS
By SCOTT MERZBACH and GRETA JOCHEM
Staff Writer
AMHERST — Petitioners have until Tuesday afternoon to collect more than 800 signatures, under a voter veto provision, to force the Town Council to reconsider its affirmative vote on the Jones Library expansion and renovation project.

After a big win over the North Division’s top team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, on Monday night, there were high hopes that the Montreal Canadiens would bring that same energy and drive right into Wednesday’s game against a struggling Calgary Flames team.
Apparently, that was too much to ask.
Montreal spent the full 60 minutes doing ... well, I don’t know what they were doing, but it wasn’t trying to secure the final playoff spot that’s for sure. In the 4-1 loss, the only player able to find the back of the net was Brett Kulak. Yes. Your read that right. The guy who hasn’t scored in over two years was the only one to get the Canadiens on the board.

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The numbers don’t add up.
After acquiring Nick Foligno and Riley Nash at the trade deadline, the Toronto Maple Leafs have 14 NHL forwards. The number increases to 15 if you include Nick Robertson, who has played in the past two games and not looked out of place.
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So where does that leave Joe Thornton, who has no points in the past 14 games and has gone almost two months without a goal?

Maryland – Jason Savacool (Fr. | RHP | 4-1 | 5.01 ERA | 32.1 IP | 18 K | 9 BB)
COLUMBUS, Ohio – We’re halfway through the 2021 Big Ten baseball season and Ohio State is near the top of the standings as it makes the turn. The second half starts with a trip to Maryland this weekend for a three-game set with the Terrapins. Friday night’s opener will start at 6:30 p.m. followed by a 2 p.m. game on Saturday and a 1 p.m. game on Sunday. The two teams met twice earlier this season in Columbus during Ohio State’s home opening weekend and they split those games.

Braunwyn Windham-Burke Talks Open Marriage With Husband Sean: We're Doing Our Best
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The 'Real Housewives of Orange County' star, who has come out as a lesbian, admits there are great days and really hard days as she and her husband of over 20 years navigate their complicated marriage.
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Braunwyn Windham-Burke may have been open about being a lesbian, but it does not make her marriage to Sean Burke less complicated. In a new interview about her open marriage, "
The Real Housewives of Orange County" star admitted that she and her husband for over 20 years are doing their best for their marriage.

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Sources revealed that Kris broke up with Braunwyn over a month ago, but the exes are still friendly, according to PEOPLE.
'Kris broke up with Braunwyn well over a month ago' the source said. 'Braunwyn understood.' 
Focused on herself: The 43-year-old reality star rocked a colorful skirt with a sweater for a day of pampering and a facial at Skin Laundry on Monday afternoon
Pop of color: The Real Housewives of Orange County star rocked a vibrant pink pleated skirt with wild black stripes and a matching sweater
'They were at two very different places in their lives and Kris wanted more of a commitment than Braunwyn was able to give, so it was better to part ways. They're still friendly, and each want the best for the other.'

'The Real Housewives of Orange County' star, who came out as lesbian in December 2020, is unveiled to have continued dating other women after breaking up with Kris over one month ago.

Braunwyn Windham-Burke Reportedly Split From Girlfriend Kris After 5 Months
On the bright side, we haven’t been inundated with media featuring the extraness of
Braunwyn Windham-Burke in a few weeks. It might be fair to say we all needed a reprieve from her… “antics”. Now that time has come to an end because the
Speaking of other women, Braunwyn went and got herself a girlfriend,
Braunwyn had a pretty normal first season on
As
Braunie traveled the trail of getting sober, she also found a girlfriend. She previously said, “I’m a member of the LGBTQ+ community. It has taken me 42 years to say that but I am so proud of where I am right now. I’m so happy where I am. To be able to be comfortable in my own skin after so long is just so nice.” It must also be nice to have a husband who doesn’t dump your ass after being hit multiple times in front of their kids. But I digress…

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Lincoln – The Nebraska baseball team (14-5) picked up its ninth win over its last 10 games with a 6-2 victory against the Maryland Terrapins (9-11) in Friday’s series opener at Hawks Field.
 
The Huskers were led at the plate by leadoff hitter
Joe Acker, who went 3-for-5 with three doubles and two runs scored. Freshman Bryce Matthews delivered from the bottom of the lineup, going 2-for-4 with a home run, two RBIs and two stolen bases.
Spencer Schwellenbach also added a pair of hits and drove in three runs, while also pitching a scoreless ninth to end the game.

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The Nebraska baseball team (13-5) returns to Hawks Field this weekend for its second home series of the 2021 season, as the Huskers welcome the Maryland Terrapins (9-10) to Lincoln. The Huskers are 4-0 at home this season, while the Terrapins are 4-7 away from Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium, including a 3-2 record in true road games.
The series is scheduled to open on Friday night at 6:30 PM. The game was originally scheduled for 2 PM, but once it was announced that fans could attend home games the Nebraska Athletic Department moved back Friday home games to accommodate fan attendance. 

Rutgers slugger becomes one of MLB Draft’s hottest prospects: Is he the next Todd Frazier?
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Rutgers third baseman Chris Brito is off to a torrid start to the 2021 college baseball season for the Scarlet Knights.
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Chris Brito remembers the incessant clanging from the Thunder sticks, the nonstop fight songs, and the fans dancing to K-Pop songs. His first experience of professional baseball is vividly etched into his mind, and it came from watching his dad play professionally — 7,000 miles from their Perth Amboy, N.J., home.
Although Tilson Briton spent two seasons in the majors — playing for the Toronto Blue Jays and Oakland Athletics in 1996 and 1997 — he never had the chance to bring his son to a game in America. Chris Brito, born in 1999, arrived in the world two years too late for that. After Tilson Brito’s stint in the majors ended, he played in the minors for a few years before deciding to play overseas. He bounced between the Mexican leagues and the KBO, the highest level of baseball in South Korea, for more than a decade.

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Analysis: Quebec now hit with ‘a wave of variants’
Top epidemiologist Gaston De Serres said the current measures “are not sufficient to control transmission of the variants,” which are already predominant in some regions of Quebec. Read more here.
Legault to re-evaluate loosening restrictions in light of increase in COVID-19 cases
“It was expected to see an increase in the number of cases. What worries us right now is the number of hospitalizations,” Premier François Legault told reporters. “So far we’re still under 500, but we also expect to see an increase (in those).” Read more here. 

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HOLLIDAYSBURG — A Hollidaysburg Borough councilman can amend his candidate’s petition and meet a requirement to get his name on the May primary ballot, a Clearfield County judge has ruled.
Upon amending the petition to address an error by one of its signers, Republican candidate Sean Burke will have 10 valid signatures, Judge Paul E. Cherry concluded in a written opinion dismissing challenges reviewed during a Friday court hearing.
Fourth Ward residents Kirk Saleme, who is running for the seat Burke currently holds, and Richard Latker, who filed the challenges Cherry reviewed, can appeal the judge’s conclusion within 10 days to the state’s Commonwealth Court.

We're past the midseason mark of this abridged 56-game 2021 NHL season, and the April 12 trade deadline is just around the corner. For this week's NHL Power Rankings, we offer up bold predictions for all 31 teams.
How we rank: The ESPN hockey editorial staff submits selections ranking teams 1 to 31 -- taking into account game results, injuries and upcoming schedule -- and those results are tabulated in the list featured here.
Note: Previous ranking for each team refers to our Week 9 edition, published on March 17. Points percentages are through the games of March 23.

Monday Habs Headlines: Consistency is key when it comes to the Canadiens making the playoffs
In today’s links, the Habs need to fix their inconsistency issues, Gallagher says Tatar and Danault make his life easier, how Sean Burke will help get Price back on track, and more.
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Discussing the Canadiens’ identity and their chances of earning a playoff berth. [Montreal Gazette]
Brendan Gallagher said he enjoys playing on the same line as Tomas Tatar and Phillip Danault and that they make his life easier. [Journal de Montreal]
After Saturday night’s overtime win against the Vancouver Canucks, Carey Price said it’s nice to be able to move on now that they got the “proverbial monkey” off their backs. [Montreal Gazette]

"We're trying to do something, trying to celebrate as best we can, best we know how."
Author: Erika Ferrando (WWL)
Updated: 7:10 PM CDT March 17, 2021
NEW ORLEANS — You won't see crowded Irish pubs or streets today, but that doesn't mean people aren't celebrating and continuing certain traditions. 
There is still a lot of green around New Orleans this St. Patrick's Day.
Bagpipes were still heard outside St. Patrick's Church for St. Patrick's Day mass.
In the French Quarter, many people were seen dressed in green and even a few in kilts to enjoy a St. Patrick's Day beer or two.
"Got to have the kilt," Sam Downing said. "Normally we’d participate in the parade and do a pub crawl, which I'm going to do a small one today."

But he said he didn't expect to be too active ahead of the April 12 trade deadline.
"We don't have flexibility," he said. "If we give up only picks or prospects (in a trade), there's salary being added and nothing going out, it's not possible."
Bergevin said on Monday, the club had about US$30,000 in wiggle room with the maximum 23 players on the roster for the first time this season. He also is hesitant about sacrificing the club's short and long-term future.
"If the opportunity arises to go get something and I'm convinced, I'll look at it. I'm not saying I won't do anything," Bergevin said.

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Don’t hold your breath waiting for Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin to make a deal before the NHL trade deadline on April 12.
As of Tuesday afternoon, the Canadiens only had $65,398 of current salary-cap space, according to CapFriendly.com.
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During a video conference Tuesday, Bergevin stressed that he has very little financial flexibility to make any significant moves before the trade deadline, but he didn’t totally rule out the possibility. Bergevin added that he expects Ben Chiarot will return to the lineup before the end of the regular season after the defenceman had surgery Monday to repair the right hand he fractured during a fight with the Vancouver Canucks’ J.T. Miller. Bergevin said he expects Chiarot will be back in about six weeks, so until then the Canadiens will most likely go with what they have on the blue line.

But he said he didn't expect to be too active ahead of the April 12 trade deadline.
"We don't have flexibility," he said. "If we give up only picks or prospects (in a trade), there's salary being added and nothing going out, it's not possible."
Bergevin said on Monday, the club had about US$30,000 in wiggle room with the maximum 23 players on the roster for the first time this season. He also is hesitant about sacrificing the club's short and long-term future.
"If the opportunity arises to go get something and I'm convinced, I'll look at it. I'm not saying I won't do anything," Bergevin said.

All of Van Duyn Elementary School in Syracuse, New York, went eerily quiet.
On that cold November afternoon in 2019, there was no sound in the school’s hallways except for the echoing of footsteps, going door to door between classrooms. Students and teachers crouched in the corners of the rooms, concealed by darkness. One young girl covered her mouth with her hands to prove she was keeping quiet.
Michael Thompson, assistant director in the Syracuse City School District’s Security Department, unlocked one of the doors and peeked into a third-grade classroom where some students huddled behind a teacher’s desk.

In today’s links, ranking Edmundson’s goal differential, what Carey Price should expect from Sean Burke, and profiling some of the top women working in the hockey world.

The Canadiens goalie made 29 saves in a losing effort against the Canucks on Monday night
Author of the article: Julian McKenzie  •  Special to the Montreal Gazette
Publishing date: Mar 09, 2021  •  March 9, 2021  •  3 minute read  • 
Vancouver Canucks forward Bo Horvat (53) scores on Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price (31) in the shootout the overtime period at Rogers Arena. Canucks won 2-1 in an overtime shootout. Mandatory Credit: Bob Frid-USA TODAY Sports Photo by Bob Frid /USA TODAY Sports
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It’s been well over a year since Carey Price recorded a shutout in a regular season game. If you’re counting playoffs, Price hasn’t had a shutout since last August against the Philadelphia Flyers.