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The season is not even two weeks old and the Milwaukee Brewers find themselves buried in last in one of baseball's most competitive divisions.

The Minnesota Wilderness dominate, force deciding game five against Coulee Region Chill. History on the mound at Winona State. UW-La Crosse baseball gets their WIAC win.

Phil Hughes had his best start by far of the new season. But that's not saying much for a pitcher who's historically struggled in the first month of the season.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — There was no containing Vladimir Tarasenko this time around.

Pirates manager Clint Hurdle decided to give Starling Marte a day off earlier this week, trying to stop the left fielder's struggles at the plate. The move has paid off.

The Wilderness force a game four against the Chill. UW-La Crosse preforms well on the track at the Phil Esten Challenge. Logan ace Jordyn Kleman remains perfect.

With the return of Derrick Rose and the addition of Pau Gasol, the Chicago Bulls came into the season with soaring expectations.

The Pittsburgh Pirates were ready for Jimmy Nelson's curveball this time around.

All-Star outfielder Carlos Gomez has been placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Milwaukee Brewers because of a strained right hamstring.

Adrian Peterson has been cleared to return to the NFL. Now all that remains to be settled is where he will play next season.

Jason Zucker and Matt Dumba gave Minnesota a two-goal lead through two periods and the Wild kept chances to a minimum for Devan Dubnyk, opening the playoffs strong with a 4-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Thursday night.

February was winding down and the Minnesota Timberwolves were slogging through another terrible season, their worn out fan base's eyes glazing over as player after player was lost to injury.

Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke likes his lineup.

Aquinas baseball remains undefeated on the year. Central rebounds against Tomah, and Onalaska outlasts Logan.

Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton proclaimed Thursday, April 16 as “Go Wild! Day” in the “State of Hockey.”

Local fans show up in big numbers to take in the 10th annual Packers Tailgate tour.

The Kansas City Royals were rolling through the start of the season, still undefeated when they took the field Wednesday at Minnesota.

St. Louis' Lance Lynn wasn't at his best on Wednesday night. Even a less-than-stellar effort couldn't put a halt to his April success.

Kelly Olynyk needed five stitches to close a gash to his face after taking an elbow while going for a rebound.

Russell Westbrook did everything in his power to drag the banged-up Oklahoma City Thunder to the playoffs for a sixth straight season.