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Troy Tulowitzki drove in the go-ahead run with a two-out, two-strike single in the 11th inning Thursday night, and the Toronto Blue Jays stopped a five-game losing streak with a 3-2 comeback victory over the Minnesota Twins.

Junior Guerra used his split-finger fastball to carry the Milwaukee Brewers to victory.

The Milwaukee Bucks say their organization inadvertently provided tax information of employees, including players, to someone who was impersonating the team's president over email.

Minnesota has optioned outfielder Eddie Rosario to Triple-A Rochester, the latest struggling young player sent down by the sputtering Twins.

The Eagles defeat Saint John's 10-0 to improve to 2-0 in the double-elimination regional.

Logan senior Jordyn Kleman strikes out 11 and throws her 5th no-hitter of the season Thursday against Central.

The Eagles score 17 runs off of 23 hits and Caleb Boushley pitches six scoreless innings.

Paul Molitor provided a pep talk, hoping to help the Minnesota Twins start strong against the Detroit Tigers.

Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany expects to announce a new media rights agreement this summer.

Cashton and New Lisbon, the top two teams in the Scenic Bluffs standings, need extra innings to decide Tuesday's pivotal meeting.

Chase Anderson's task Tuesday night was to be better than the best, and he was up to the challenge.

Gene Lamont felt a little nervous when he found out he'd be managing the Detroit Tigers for a night.

While the Big 12 mulls adding members, Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez sounded like he wasn't quite sure what to make of the view from the sideline with the Big Ten.

Logan baseball and softball claim a share of the MVC championship and Onalaska boys golf is on target once again at the MVC conference meet.

Karl-Anthony Towns has the height and agility, plus the intensity and intelligence.

The Minnesota Timberwolves will send Karl-Anthony Towns as their representative to the NBA draft lottery, hoping for the same fortune that brought them the NBA Rookie of the Year.

 Hours after admitting he knows he's in a tough situation due to his team's disappointing play, Detroit Tigers manager Brad Ausmus provided a memorable moment on a strange night.

The Eagles once again prove this weekend there is no one better in the WIAC.

A little extra work for Chris Carter and Zach Davies paid off in a big way on Sunday.

Maybe Russell Wilson should speak at commencements more often. Just like he has in two of the past three Super Bowls, he delivered big-time on Sunday.