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The Buffalo Sabres embarrassed the New York Rangers on Saturday afternoon by a final score of 8-2, but the win didn’t come without a cost. At least that’s what former Buffalo enforcer turned broadcaster Rob Ray would say.
With the Sabres already up 4-0 with a little more than two minutes left in the opening period, an errant puck off the stick of Rangers’ defenseman Will Borgen went over the bench and caught Ray, who was standing between both benches, in the face just above his left eye.
Luke Fickell is addressing the state of Wisconsin football as the program is on the brink of disaster.
Fickell was hired away from Cincy to take over the Badgers following Paul Chryst being fired. The belief was that he could inject new life into a Big Ten powerhouse that had lost its edge in the final Chryst years.
Fans were desperate to return to consistent 10+ win seasons and big bowl games. That hasn’t come close to happening.
It’s been a disaster through two seasons. Fickell is 13-13 during his time in Madison, and the Badgers went 5-7 last season.
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Spring Training serves as an opportunity for players to catch some attention and put themselves on the radar, and Colorado Rockies prospect Zac Veen certainly managed to do that with his no-doubt home run against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday.
While Veen’s 443-foot two-run home run is worth talking about, it was his bat flip that has the entire baseball world talking.
As soon as the baseball left his bat, Veen launched his bat directly toward the mound instead of down the first base line or in the direction of the dugout.
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