Every year Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse picks a "Grand Turkey" of the Minnesota sports scene. To some, it might seem obvious who the pick will be for 2011, but Reusse won't go there ... yet.
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It's due to a possible gas leak at the bus contractor site.
There have been 6 incidents, with something stolen in 2 cases.
Butler was introduced in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
The theft and crash happened in St. Cloud early Tuesday morning.
Four wolves were moved to the island in Lake Superior by the National Park Service.
The 24 year old will be able to return this season.
The camp was located on the hills of Malibu, west of Los Angeles.
Roxy Freese is open to offers if someone wants to take over.
The election result was finally certified on Tuesday.
The endowment has been given by turnaround specialist Jay Alix.
This list will be updated as more events are announced ... or we become aware of them.
The photographer says it was an innocent photo of the Wisconsin students.
Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse writes that the task of rebuilding the woeful Vikings and Gophers football squads won't happen overnight.
Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse writes that Minnesota's MLB and NFL franchises need a reality check, especially coming off horrid 2011 campaigns.
Throughout the American League Championship series, player after player showed just how tough they were between the lines. Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse writes the current edition of the Twins should take note.
Timberwolves forward Kevin Love says he's staying stateside -- for now. Love reportedly turned down an offer to sign with a pro team in Turkey, saying he didn't feel "it was the right decision." Love, however, says if the NBA lockout drags on, he won't count out playing overseas.
Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse says frustrated Gophers coach Tubby Smith wants Ralph Sampson III to go strong to the basket and not settle for jumpers -- even though that's never been his game.
Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse writes that drugs and alcohol short-circuited Sean Burroughs' career. Now sober, he's getting another shot with the Minnesota Twins.
