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Kim Bartmann is passing it on to Erica Gilbert
He's barely played for the Dodgers since mid-September.
Sick of the snow before it's even started? Twice The Baggage is here to help.
The star receiver paid homage to the Vikings legend.
The incident during a meeting in Roosevelt happened earlier this month.
Eden Prairie police put together a video of interviews with two bereaved families.
The 3rd District Representative has been trying to distance himself from the president.
They're gonna need a bigger boat.
Okogie got extended playing time because of an injury to Andrew Wiggins.
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The falling coconut has us very concerned.
The Star Tribune/MPR News poll has the Republican up by 7 points.
Lindsay Whalen, Maya Moore and Seimone Augustus helped team U.S.A. blowout Brazil, 99-67 in an exhibition game Monday in Washington D.C. Whalen led the way with 21 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists.
Three members of the Minnesota Lynx will play for the U.S. Women's Olympic team this summer in London. Forward Maya Moore and guards Lindsay Whalen and Siemone Augustus were all chosen to be part of the 12 player team. Augustus was part of the 2008 team that won the gold medal in Beijing.
Former Gopher and current Lynx star Lindsay Whalen helped the women's U.S. national team win their first basketball game in the London Olympics Saturday, beating Croatia 81-56. Whalen scored nine points in 19 minutes on the court, while her Lynx teammates, Maya Moore and Seimone Augustus, had four and two points, respectively.
The U.S. women's basketball team destroyed Angola, 90-38 Monday at the London Olympics. Three Minnesota Lynx stars -- Seimone Augustus, Maya Moore and Lindsay Whalen -- combined for 33 points in the win.
Minnesota Lynx stars Lindsay Whalen and Maya Moore started their Olympic break by answering tough questions and shooting baskets on the SportsCenter Spotlight. Both players are hoping to lead the U.S. Women's team to the gold medal in London.
Minnesota Lynx star Lindsay Whalen sparked Team USA with six unanswered points off the bench late in the third quarter to help the Americans topple Australia 86-73 today in the women's Olympic basketball tournament. The win puts Team USA in the gold medal game Saturday against either Russia or France.
The Lynx ripped the L.A. Sparks 88-77 in a battle of the top two Western Conference teams Tuesday night at Target Center. Seimone Augustus scored 23 points to lead Minnesota, and in doing so she set the record for most points in franchise history. Maya Moore also scored 23 points.
Post-season honors for Minnesota Lynx point guard Lindsay Whalen and forward Seimone Augustus. Both made the All-WNBA team, as voted upon by national and local sportswriters. Whalen was a first-team selection. Augustus was named to the second team.