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It'll start liquidation sales on Sunday.
The NHL trade deadline hits at 2 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 25.
Malmberg was let go in 2008 and brought back in 2013.
A call to action was issued at the annual GiGi's Playhouse fundraising gala.
He also wants to dedicate $1.1 million to fighting the disease annual henceforth.
The list is based on average household income.
The khaki pants will no longer be compulsory.
Ex-Gopher Rachel Banham won the 3-point shootout in 2016.
The big winner on the night was the Spilled Grain Brewhouse.
The suspect and two victims were killed in the incident.
Minnesota should be in the tourney projections over Purdue and Indiana.
Jared Allen envies Adrian Peterson's physique, which is why he isn't worried that Adrian will be able to come back from his torn ACL. Allen referred to Peterson as a "man-child" and a "manimal" that can eat two quarts of Cold Stone every day and still have two-percent body fat.
Bad news for tight end John Carlson on Tuesday as he sprained his knee and could miss several weeks. Better news for Adrian Peterson as he returned to practice after an allergic reaction to some jambalaya he ate on Monday. And rookie left tackle Matt Kalil caused Jared Allen to curse loudly.
Bloomberg Businessweek released its 2012 Power 100 -- a list of the most powerful people in sports. Two Minnesota Vikings made the list. Running back Adrian Peterson was ranked No. 27 and defensive end Jared Allen was No. 61 on the list.
Leslie Frazier will be making sure all-pro defensive end Jared Allen isn't overused this season. "We're going to make a concerted effort to try to get him off the field at times," Allen played 90 percent of the team's snaps last season. Meanwhile, Greg Childs and Chris Cook were the standouts of Thursday's practice.
Head coach Leslie Frazier is "optimistic" that Adrian Peterson will play Sunday when the Vikings host the 10-3 New Orleans Saints. Peterson has missed the last three-and-a-half games with a high ankle sprain.
The biggest question in Vikings territory? Hands down, whether or not Adrian Peterson will play Sunday when Minnesota opens the season against Jacksonville at the Metrodome. Right now, all signs point to the running back meeting his goal of returning to action on Week 1 after having surgery last December on two torn knee ligaments.
Two of the NFL's top running backs will be limited when the Vikings and Jaguars meet in the season opener on Sunday. Vikings' head coach Leslie Frazier says Adrian Peterson is still a game-time decision, and will be limited if he does play. Jaguars' star Maurice Jones Drew will also be limited.
Adrian Peterson expects to remove the walking boot from his sprained left ankle Thursday. He also expects to play Sunday against Atlanta. Leslie Frazier will make the final call on whether he plays, but Peterson says his mentality is to go out and "see what he can do."