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Each player takes pay cut to stay with Penguins By Dave Molinari, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Penguins right winger Bill Guerin re-signed with the Penguins for a one-year deal worth $2 million. The Penguins don't figure to be terribly active when the NHL's free-agency signing period begins tomorrow. If general manager Ray Shero has many more days like yesterday, he won't have any reason to be. Shero finalized a one-year, $2 million contract with right winger Bill Guerin last night, just hours after working out a two-year deal worth $550,000 per year with fourth-line forward Craig Adams. Both players took a pay cut. Guerin, acquired from the New York Islanders for a third-round draft choice March 4, made $4.5 million last season while Adams, picked up on waivers from Chicago the same day, earned $600,000. Both would have become... [read full story]
A Minneapolis officer was charged with false imprisonment for driving off with two boys who he believed were being mischievous. Only then did they learn that they had been placed under citizen's arrest by off-duty Minneapolis...
by Greg Couch Filed under: U.S. Open , WTA It's amazing how much "no comment" can say. I've made a pet project of the curious case of Yanina Wickmayer , the young tennis player banned for a year from the tour for a doping...
Carmelo Anthony Scores 27, Nuggets Drop New Jersey To 0-14 With 101-87 Win (AP) DENVER (AP) - Carmelo Anthony scored 27 points, Nene added 17 and the Denver Nuggets dealt the New Jersey Nets their 14th straight loss to start...
Drinkers should plan ahead for safe ride home, State Patrol urges. The cops would lose For many, Wednesday night is when Thanksgiving festivities ramp up, as returning family members and college students visit friends at bars...
