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Devils say Hellebuyck will not face his former teammates in Winnipeg, cite reduced win probability

TORONTO (AP) — New Jersey Devils goalie Connor Hellebuyck will not face his former Winnipeg Jets teammates Tuesday night in his first game back at Canada Life Centre since demanding a trade and forcing his way out of town. After stopping 23 shots in New Jersey's 4-0 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sunday night, the Devils' new netminder was informed by his team that he won't face the Jets in the Manitoba capital. "This has been an organizational decision for us that we've debated at length," Devils general manager Sunny Mehta said. "Connor Hellebuyck was adamant that he ...

McIlroy vs Chacarra vs Reed: Race to Dubai title up for grabs in European tour finale

Everything will be so familiar to Rory McIlroy: the course, the stakes, the pressure. For Eugenio Chacarra, it's all new territory. The 2026 golf season on the European tour reaches its climax this week with a traditional trip to the Earth course at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai for the 50 leading players on the points list. So much is still up for grabs: a $3 million check for winning the year-end tournament; the season-long Race to Dubai title; and, for 10 players, a career-changing ticket to the PGA Tour. Chacarra, McIlroy and Reed vie for title. Maybe Rahm, too Most ...

Oregon storms back from 2-touchdown deficit to hammer No. 11 Ohio State 41-28

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Oregon coach Dan Lanning knows what it is like for a season to teeter on the brink when the starting quarterback goes down. The Ducks seem to have found their stride though, while the Buckeyes' season has imploded. Oregon rallied from an early two-touchdown deficit to hammer No. 11 Ohio State 41-28 on Saturday as Dylan Raiola passed for 257 yards and Dierre Hill Jr. rushed for two touchdowns. The Ducks (6-3, 4-2 Big Ten, No. 23 CFP) have won two straight after losing two of three following Dante Moore's season-ending concussion at Southern California. "I know it's ...

Hank Brown, No. 21 Iowa defense combine to give Northwestern first loss at new stadium, 24-10

EVANSTON, Ill. — Hank Brown threw for a touchdown and ran for another, and Braeden Jackson returned a kickoff for a TD for the second time this season as No. 21 Iowa beat Northwestern for the fifth straight time and dealt the Wildcats their first loss at the new Ryan Field, 24-10 on Saturday night. The Hawkeyes (7-2, 4-2 Big Ten) have allowed only two touchdowns in the past three games. They recorded six sacks and didn't allow the Wildcats inside their 26-yard line until the fourth quarter. Brown was 16-of-21 passing for 126 yards with an interception after going 20 for 24 in last ...