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Martin Havlat, Chicago's leading scorer in 2008-09, is joining the Minnesota Wild. GM Chuck Fletcher confirmed Wednesday night that Havlat and the team have agreed to a six-year contract. "We are excited to add the speed and scoring of Martin Havlat to our lineup," Fletcher said. "He is a terrific two-way player." TSN is reporting that the contract is worth $30 million, an average of $5 million per season. In a career-best 81 games with the Blackhawks this past season, Havlat scored 29 goals and added 48 assists for 77 points. But the 28-year-old, selected No. 26 by the Ottawa Senators in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft, figured to be on the move... [read full story]
Soldiers from U.S. Army Europe's Patriot missile battalion could be deploying to Poland as soon as the spring for a six-month rotation as part of the Obama administration's new missile defense plan in Eastern Europe. But...
Remember the nasty Bears who beat up foes with the run and nasty D? Pete Prisco sees a Chicago identity crisis. Clark Judge also sees Jay Cutler channeling Jeff George, plus bad omens of another Dallas December.
Mark Richt's worst season as Georgia's coach may not have hit bottom. Richt's 6-5 Bulldogs are underdogs for Saturday's game at No. 7 Georgia Tech. Georgia must upset the Yellow Jackets or win its bowl game to avoid the...
In August, when training began for the Milford High School girls swim and dive team, head coach Heather Lutz challenged her team to write down their goals for the upcoming season. For two-time State Champion senior Rachel...
