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Pro Sports Scores & Schedule: March 30, 2018

NHL

Thursday’s Scores
Pittsburgh 4, New Jersey 3 (OT)
Detroit 6, Buffalo 3
Boston 4, Tampa Bay 2
Ottawa 3, Florida 2 (OT)
Minnesota 5, Dallas 2
Nashville 5, San Jose 3
Columbus 5, Calgary 1
Chicago 6, Winnipeg 2
Los Angeles 4, Arizona 2
Vancouver 2, Edmonton 1

7:00pm
Carolina at Washington
Toronto at NY Islanders
Tampa Bay at NY Rangers

9:00pm
Chicago at Colorado

10:00pm
Los Angeles at Anaheim

10:30pm
St. Louis at Vegas

MLB

Thursday’s Scores
Pittsburgh at Detroit PPD
Washington at Cincinnati PPD
NY Mets 9, St. Louis 4
Chi. Cubs 8, Miami 4
Baltimore 3, Minnesota 2 (F/11)
NY Yankees 6, Toronto 1
Houston 4, Texas 1
Oakland 6, LA Angels 5 (F/11)
Tampa Bay 6, Boston 4
Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 5
Milwaukee 2, San Diego 1 (F/12)
Chi. White Sox 14, Kansas City 7
Seattle 2, Cleveland 1
Arizona 8, Colorado 2
San Francisco 1, LA Dodgers 0

1:10pm
Pittsburgh at Detroit

4:10pm
Washington at Cincinnati

7:07pm
NY Yankees at Toronto

7:10pm
Chi. Cubs at Miami
Boston at Tampa Bay

7:35pm
Atlanta at Philadelphia

8:05pm
Houston at Texas

9:40pm
Colorado at Arizona

10:05pm
LA Angels at Oakland

10:10pm
Milwaukee at San Diego
San Francisco at LA Dodgers

NBA

Thursday’s Scores
Miami 103, Chicago 92
Detroit 103, Washington 92
San Antonio 103, Oklahoma City 99
Milwaukee 116, Golden State 107
Indiana 106, Sacramento 103

7:00pm
Chicago at Orlando

7:30pm
Philadelphia at Atlanta

8:00pm
New Orleans at Cleveland
Denver at Oklahoma City
Phoenix at Houston

8:30pm
Minnesota at Dallas

9:00pm
Memphis at Utah

10:30pm
LA Clippers at Portland
Milwaukee at LA Lakers

Crosby bats in OT goal, Penguins beat Devils 4-3!!!

Crosby bats in OT goal, Penguins beat Devils 4-3
By TOM CANAVAN, AP Sports Writer
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Sidney Crosby batted his own rebound out of the air and into the net 19 seconds into overtime and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Devils 4-3 on Thursday night, denying New Jersey a sweep of the four-game season series.
Kris Letang stole Taylor Hall’s pass in the opening seconds in the Pittsburgh zone and sent Crosby on a semi-break the other way. His initial shot hit the goalpost, but then the star center pulled his hands in and swatted the puck out of the air — a fitting move on the opening day of baseball season. Crosby extended his goal-scoring streak to five games, including a similar goal against Montreal last Wednesday in which Crosby juggled the puck once on his stick before smacking it from just below shoulder height.
Conor Sheary, Letang and Patric Hornqvist also scored for the Penguins. Matt Murray made 28 saves.
Kyle Palmieri, Hall and Blake Coleman scored for the Devils, who had a three-game winning streak snapped. Keith Kinkaid had 31 saves in losing for only the fourth time in his last 16 decisions (12-3-1).
The game was tied three times, with the Penguins getting a lucky bounce on Hornqvist’s 25th goal that tied it with 8:34 left in regulation. His shot from just inside the blue line went through a maze of players, hit the goalpost and then bounced off Kinkaid’s leg into the net.
Coleman had given the Devils the lead 5:11 into the third period. He stole a puck at the Penguins’ blue line, worked a give-and-go with Travis Zajac and then put the rebound of his own shot past Murray. It was his 12th goal of the season and third against Pittsburgh.
The game was tied 1-all after the first period and 2-all after the second.
Palmieri, who has four goals in his last three games, was sent on a breakaway by Nico Hischier and beat Murray between the pads at 12:19. Sheary tied it 25 seconds later after taking a cross-ice pass by Hornqvist and beating Kinkaid in close.
Letang, who has goals in two straight, put Pittsburgh ahead 6:59 into the second period, beating Kinkaid with a shot from low in the right circle.
Hall tied the game with a power-play goal from the right circle after rookie defenseman Will Butcher blocked a clearing pass at the point. It was his 34th goal.
NOTES: Hischier is the first Devils’ rookie to have 50 points in a season since Adam Henrique in 2011-12. … The Penguins now have four 25-goal scorers with Hornqvist joining Evgeni Malkin (42), Phil Kessel (30) and Crosby (28). It’s the first time since 2011-12. … RW Patrick Maroon returned to the Devils’ lineup after missing two games with a lower-body injury. … Rookie RW Jesper Bratt was a healthy scratch.
UP NEXT
Penguins: Host Montreal on Saturday.
Devils: Finish four-game home stand on Saturday against Islanders.
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Pro Sports Scores & Schedule: March 28, 2018

NHL

Tuesday’s Scores
Detroit 5, Pittsburgh 2
New Jersey 4, Carolina 3
Nashville 2, Minnesota 1 (SO)
St. Louis 3, San Jose 2 (OT)
NY Islanders 4, Ottawa 3
Winnipeg 5, Boston 4 (SO)
Columbus 7, Edmonton 3
Dallas 3, Philadelphia 2 (OT)
Vancouver 4, Anaheim 1

7:30pm
Florida at Toronto

8:00pm
NY Rangers at Washington

10:00pm
Arizona at Vegas
Philadelphia at Colorado

MLB Spring Training

Tuesday’s Scores
Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 5
Houston 8, Milwaukee 1
Detroit 2, Tampa Bay 1
Boston 4, Chi. Cubs 2
Seattle 5, Colorado 3
Cleveland 3, Arizona 3
Miami 22, Univ. Of Miami 2 (F/7)
Toronto 1, St. Louis 0
Minnesota 3, Washington 1
Atlanta 5, Braves Futures 4
LA Dodgers 4, LA Angels 3 (F/5)
San Francisco 3, Oakland 0

NBA

Tuesday’s Scores
Miami 98, Cleveland 79
Washington 116, San Antonio 106
Houston 118, Chicago 86
Toronto 114, Denver 110
Portland 107, New Orleans 103
Indiana 92, Golden State 81
Dallas 103, Sacramento 97
LA Clippers 105, Milwaukee 98

7:00pm
Cleveland at Charlotte
New York at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at Orlando

8:00pm
Atlanta at Minnesota
Portland at Memphis

9:30pm
Boston at Utah

10:00pm
LA Clippers at Phoenix

10:30pm
Dallas at LA Lakers

Pro Sports Scores & Schedule: March 26, 2018

NHL

Sunday’s Scores
Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 4 (OT)
Winnipeg 5, Nashville 4 (SO)
Boston 2, Minnesota 1 (OT)
Vancover 4, Dallas 1
Anaheim 5, Edmonton 4 (OT)

7:00pm
Florida at NY Islanders
Ottawa at Carolina
Buffalo at Toronto

7:30pm
Detroit at Montreal
Washington at NY Rangers
Arizona at Tampa Bay

8:30pm
San Jose at Chicago

10:00pm
Colorado at Vegas

10:30pm
Calgary at Los Angeles

MLB Spring Training

Sunday’s Scores
Pittsburgh 7, Toronto 4
Baltimore 6, Philadelphia 5
Detroit 10, Atlanta 3
Washington 4, St. Louis 2
NY Mets 4, Miami (SS) 3
Tampa Bay 11, NY Yankees 1
Cleveland 6, Cincinnati 4
Houston 6, Miami (SS) 2
Chi. Cubs 5, Kansas City 3
San Francisco 5, Oakland 1
Seattle 11, San Diego 7
LA Dodgers 4, LA Angels 2
Arizona 8, Colorado 3

1:05pm
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Tampa Bay at Detroit

3:05pm
Baltimore at Norfolk

6:05pm
Chi. Cubs at Boston
Chi. White Sox at Charlotte

7:05pm
Kansas City at Omaha

7:07pm
St. Louis at Toronto

7:35pm
NY Yankees at Atlanta

8:05pm
Cincinnati at Texas
San Diego at El Paso

8:10pm
Milwaukee at Houston

9:40pm
Cleveland at Arizona

10:10pm
LA Angels at LA Dodgers

10:15pm
Oakland at San Francisco

NBA

Sunday’s Scores
Cleveland 121, Brooklyn 114
Indiana 113, Miami 107 (OT)
LA Clippers 117, Toronto 108
Milwaukee 106, San Antonio 103
Boston 104, Sacramento 93
New York 101, Washington 97
Portland 108, Oklahoma City 105
Utah 110, Golden State 91
Houston 118, Atlanta 99

7:00pm
Denver at Philadelphia
LA Lakers at Detroit
New York at Charlotte

8:00pm
Memphis at Minnesota

10:00pm
Boston at Phoenix

AUDIO: Warfield Is Officially Named Quip Head Coach, Emphasizes Responsibility

At Wednesday night’s meeting, the Aliquippa School Board officially announced former Aliquippa quarterback Mike Warfield as the new head coach for the football team, starting in 2018.

Warfield spoke with Beaver County Radio about what he plans to do different with the student athletes at his helm:

 

And when does the new actions begin to take shape?

 

Warfield takes over for Mike Zmijanac, who led the Quips to a PIAA championship in 2003.

Steelers signed unrestricted free agent safety Morgan Burnett !!!!

The Pittsburgh Steelers signed unrestricted free agent safety Morgan Burnett to a three-year contract. Burnett spent the last eight seasons with the Green Bay Packers, the team that drafted him in the third round of the 2010 NFL Draft, the 71st pick overall after they traded up 15 spots to select him.

Burnett played in 102 games for the Packers, starting all of them, including 12 in 2017. He missed time during the season with a hamstring injury, but returned to action to finish out the year.

Burnett amassed 683 tackles with the Packers, 485 of them solo stops, nine interceptions, 7.5 sacks, 44 passes defensed, nine fumble recoveries, including one returned for a touchdown, and eight forced fumbles. Burnett finished with 68 tackles in 2017, and in the Steelers last second 31-28 win over the Packers at Heinz Field on Nov. 26, he had nine tackles and forced a Le’Veon Bell fumble that the Packers recovered.

A seasoned veteran, Burnett wore the communication helmet for the Packers’ defense last year, making all the calls, and was referred to by people within the Packers organization as a ‘defensive coordinator’ on the field. He also brings versatility to the position, having played the slot corner.