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Ducks give up late goal, lose to Kraken in first game after All-Star break

Ducks goaltender John Gibson, right, and defenseman Josh Mahura, left, watch the puck during the first period on Friday night at Honda Center. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo) Seattle Kraken right wing Joonas Donskoi, right, vies for the puck with Ducks center Trevor Zegras, left, and defenseman Simon Benoit during the first period on Friday night at…
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Canyon dominates Servite in first round of boys basketball playoffs

ANAHEIM – Canyon might be ready for the CIF boys basketball playoffs. The Comanches walloped Servite 71-29 on Friday in a CIF Southern Section Division 2AA first-round game at Canyon High. Second-seeded Canyon (24-4) will play the winner of Saturday’s M.L. King-Shadow Hills game in the second round Tuesday. If King wins, Canyon plays at…
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Team USA beats Canada for 2-0 start in Olympic hockey tournament

By STEPHEN WHYNO AP Hockey Writer BEIJING — The United States took all the questions about youth and inexperience and had all the answers against Canada. Andy Miele responded to Canada’s early goal by tying it 70 seconds later, Manhattan Beach product Brendan Brisson scored his second of Olympics and the Americans beat their biggest…
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Damien basketball makes huge comeback to beat Crean Lutheran in Open Division playoffs

IRVINE >> The Damien boys basketball team overcame a 20-point deficit Friday to beat Crean Lutheran 64-59 in the first game of pool play in the CIF-SS Open Division playoffs at Crean Lutheran High. Crean Lutheran (22-4) went on an 18-1 run to begin the second quarter and jumped to a 37-17 lead. The Spartans…
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Santa Margarita basketball survives late run by Los Alamitos to advance in playoffs

RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA >> The Santa Margarita boys basketball team used clutch free-throw shooting to hold off a furious fourth-quarter rally by Los Alamitos to secure a 72-65 win in the first round of the CIF-SS Division 1 playoffs Friday night at Santa Margarita High. Rockwell Reynolds had a team-high 20 points for the Eagles, who…
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Pasadena’s Rose Bowl looks to stay relevant in SoFi Stadium’s shiny, new shadow

PASADENA — The Rose Bowl, one of college football’s great stadiums, once held the record for most Super Bowls hosted by one venue. But multi-billion-dollar, giant entertainment complexes like SoFi Stadium, and an array of other sports hubs, have local leaders scrambling to keep the 100-year-old complex relevant. The contrasts between the old and the…
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Riverside deaf school football players to take part in Super Bowl coin toss

On Sunday, Feb. 13, California School for the Deaf, Riverside, football team’s historic year of highs and lows will end with one final peak: A Super Bowl appearance. The Cubs’ four co-captains will be on the field at SoFi Stadium during the coin toss for Super Bowl LVI. “The Rams are my favorite team, so…
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Three more ’72 Dolphins suffered from severe brain disease linked to head trauma, studies reveal

Jake Scott plotted to leave life as he lived it and asked friends around his world to help. Hawaii. Colorado. Georgia. They checked daily on the former Miami Dolphins great, performed small chores or even allowed Scott to move in for weeks at a time. “Jake knew of his problems, and he set it up…
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Super Bowl LVI daily blog: Washington’s Ron Rivera, Natalia Dorantes push for change

Editor’s note: Gilbert Manzano, SCNG’s NFL reporter, finally found the coffee station at Super Bowl radio row and he spotted several Hall of Famers and current NFL stars inside the Los Angeles Convention Center. Here’s what Manzano saw and heard from Day 5 of Super Bowl LVI week: LOS ANGELES — Washington Commanders coach Ron…
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For Rams, an unlikely Super Bowl hero wouldn’t be a surprise

THOUSAND OAKS — There have been enough unexpected heroes in Super Bowl history that the NFL could honor them with a short Walk of (Overnight) Fame. If any Ram plays that role in Sunday’s Super Bowl against the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium, he might properly be termed an unlikely hero – but not quite…
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