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The Timberwolves made it official today when they announced the hiring of Flip Saunders as President of Basketball operations and part-owner. Saunders coached the Timberwolves from 1995-2006 and played college basketball at the University of Minnesota.

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There is reason to believe the Twins are on the right track as an organization after seeing the 12-12 start to the season and the quick starts among their top prospects.

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Donovan McNabb hasn't seen game action on an NFL field since 2011, but he hasn't lost his competitive edge. The six-time Pro Bowl quarterback was in New York City on Tuesday to participate in the Wild Turkey American Honey Bar-sity Athletics kickball game against a team captained by Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte. (Spoiler al

Gopher men's basketball coach Richard Pitino failed to get 6'6 junior college forward Cameron Forte. Forte instead this weekend committed to play at the University of Georgia instead.

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The Twins have postponed tonight's game with Miami due to expected rain/snow in tonight's forecast. The game tonight will be made up as part of a day/night doubleheader Tuesday.

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New Gopher men's basketball team Richard Pitino received a comittment from 6'3 shooting guard Daquein McNeil. McNeil had originally committed to join Pitino at Florida International.

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It's a good thing Andrew Luck can read a defense better than he can access the internet on his cell phone. Even though the Indianapolis Colts quarterback signed a $22.1 million contract after being selected with the first-overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, Luck still uses an archaic Samsung

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St. Cloud State senior Drew LeBlanc agreed to a 1-year contract with the Chicago Blackhawks Friday.

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Utah defeated the Timberwolves 107-100 Friday night. Former Timberwolves forward Al Jefferson led the Jazz with 40 points and 13 rebounds.

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The Twins lost 16-5 to the New York Mets Friday night on a cold snowy night at Target Field. Vance Worley threw just 1 inning with 7 hits and 7 earned runs allowed to take the loss.

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