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Gicarri Harris has never played in March Madness, but he won the last postseason of his high school career. For Matt Painter ...

You'll be hard-pressed finding an NRL club with a better culture than the Penrith Panthers, and the actions of Brian To'o on Friday night summed it up to a tee. The Panthers winger was spotted in ...

Brian, Hailie and Haiden of the famed motorsports family tell PEOPLE about how they used their social media savvy to expand their brands beyond the race track Zoey Lyttle is a Society & Culture ...

In the patois of giddy insiders, “hockey trades” abounded. In Columbus, Blue Jackets president/general manager Don Waddell sat and watched. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

Don Waddell, the Blue Jackets’ president of hockey operations/general manager, had a fascinating trade market to navigate until the NHL deadline arrived at 3 p.m. Friday. More teams than usual ...

"Luke can play any forward position," said Don Waddell, the Blue Jackets' president of hockey operations/general manager. "He’s played ’em all. Obviously, he’s been a natural centerman for ...

On what he calls one of the most dangerous days in hockey, Don Waddell opted to play it safe. For a variety of reasons, the Blue Jackets president of hockey operations and general manager didn’t ...

One of those edges involves the league’s 24-hour waivers process, which Blue Jackets president of hockey operations/general manager Don Waddell tapped Thursday to claim veteran depth forward ...

The Blue Jackets still have eight unrestricted free agents left after signing Mathieu Olivier to a six-year deal Wednesday, but Waddell said he isn’t looking to ship out “rental” players ...

Brian Campbell came out on top at the Mexico Open on Sunday night as viewers were treated to some sudden-death playoff chaos between two antithetical player profiles: Campbell, a journeyman and ...

Laughter is said to be the best medicine, but for Brian Redban, it's therapeutic and profitable. He is cashing in on his hilarious skills, making millions of dollars each year from the delight he ...