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• Blues-Avalanche Sums

  New York Times | By AP First Period--1, St. Louis, Brewer 6 (Oshie, Backes), 3:34. 2, Colorado, Galiardi 9 (Stewart, Quincey), 4:02. 3, St. Louis, Johnson 5 (Steen), 7:59. 4, Colorado, Yip 10 (Cumiskey, P.Stastny), 16:42 (pp). Penalties--King, StL, major (fighting), ...

• Cliff Lee expected to be full recovered from foot surgery in 2-3 weeks

  The Canadian Press | SEATTLE — Cliff Lee's first spring training with the Seattle Mariners is off to a slow start already. Lee is recovering from minor foot surgery and will be limited when pitchers and catchers report to Seattle's camp in Arizona this month. ...

• Flyers hand Devils 3-2 loss

  Kansas City Star | PHILADELPHIA | The Philadelphia Flyers probably won't overtake the Atlantic Division-leading New Jersey Devils this season. But the Flyers have shown they know how to beat the Devils. Mike Richards scored the go-ahead goal with fewer than 8 minutes ...

• Top-ranked Kansas widens Big 12 gap, stifles No. 14 Texas

  USA Today | By Harry Cabluck, AP By Marlen Garcia, USA TODAY AUSTIN, Texas — Texas coach Rick Barnes all but conceded that Kansas will win the Big 12 Conference championship in men's basketball. And that was hours before tipoff Monday night at the Erwin Center. ...

• Mike Richards scores in third period to lead Flyers past Devils 3-2

  The Canadian Press | PHILADELPHIA — Mike Richards scored the go-ahead goal with less than eight minutes left in the third period, leading the Philadelphia Flyers to a 3-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Monday night. Richards pushed Kimmo Timonen's pass from behind ...

• Colts' Approach Leaves Room for Second-Guesses

  New York Times | The Colts sacrificed the regular season for the postseason but were left to watch the Saints celebrate at the Super Bowl. More Photos » The latest news, notes and analysis from Miami where the Colts and Saints will contend Super ...

• Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games: Snowboarding

  Christian Science Monitor | With a stacked team, US snowboarders could well repeat their 2006 feat of capturing more medals than any other US team – making them key to the overall medal count. Shaun White was part of a dominant 2006 Olympic team that brought in more medals for ...