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By Ira Podell AP Hockey Writer / June 30, 2009 St. Louis Blues defenseman Erik Johnson, who missed all of last season because of a knee injury, was among 34 players invited to the U.S. Olympic hockey camp Tuesday for next year's Vancouver Games. Johnson, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2006 draft, tore two ligaments in his right knee last September during a team golf outing. He is expected to be ready for training camp and make a full recovery. The first step in his return will take place from Aug. 17-19 when USA Hockey holds its orientation camp in Woodridge, Ill. The gathering is part of the preparation for the Winter Olympics in February. Those invited to the camp represent 22 NHL teams,... [read full story]
GAME SET WHAT: Dallas Cowboys (7-3) vs. Oakland Raiders (3-7) WHERE: Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas TELEVISION: CBS (Jim Nantz and Phil Simms) BIG ISSUE: It's been a short week for the ailing Cowboys, and even though they're...
Gerald Wallace broke out of his shooting slump with 31 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, helping the Charlotte Bobcats to the most lopsided victory in team history, 116-81 over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night.
RICS announced its commitment to taking concrete action to respond to the challenges of climate change in the UK. Following the announcement of the Global Climate Change Strategy last week in New York, RICS is launching its...
In 2002, Seattle had the same record of 3-7 at this point in the season, and the criticism over Mike Holmgren's tenure was at a rolling boil. By Danny O'Neil Seattle Times staff reporter Sunday Seattle @ St. Louis, 10 a.m., Ch....
