Bishop Gorman graduate Justin Crawford could follow his dad into the major leagues. Carl Crawford put together a successful 15-year MLB career.
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Espen Jorstad of Norway has a commanding chip lead with three players remaining in the World Series of Poker’s $10,000 buy-in No-limit Hold’em World Championship.
Poker pro Asher Conniff was the first player eliminated from the final table of the WSOP Main Event on Friday after his opponent made four of a kind.
Allegiant Stadium will host Chelsea and Mexican powerhouse Club America at 7 p.m. Saturday.
The good news is as interest rates rise; home valuations begin to stabilize. Inventory is also beginning to increase, a move that typically makes it easier to buy a home. In fact, Realtor.com estimates active listings will grow 15 percent this year and home sales are “expected to hit their second-highest level in 15 years.”
On July 18, 2007, Jerry Yang outlasted the World Series of Poker’s Main Event field of 6,358 players over 11 days.
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The Golden Knights know one player isn’t going to fill the scoring void left by left Max Pacioretty. They’ll need to spread the work out.
The Aces set an WNBA record for points in the first half, but were most encouraged by their improved defensive performance in the third quarter, which has plagued them all season.
The Golden Knights’ longtime alternate captain said he didn’t put much thought into talking with other teams as an unrestricted free agent this offseason.
Professional poker player David Diaz of Houston made an incredible fold in the World Series of Poker Main Event with 14 players left.
The 10 remaining players will compete for the $10 million first prize in the WSOP’s $10,000 buy-in Main Event No-limit Hold’em World Championship at Bally’s.
David Diaz, a childhood cancer survivor who had his right arm amputated at age 4, was one of 24 players remaining Wednesday in the WSOP Main Event at the dinner break.
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The Golden Knights re-signed right wing Reilly Smith to a three-year contract as part of a long list of transactions on the first day of NHL free agency Wednesday.
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