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When he showed up at training camp in some of the best shape of his career, Wild forward Yakov Trenin admitted that his debut in Minnesota a season ago was less than he expected and less than fans should have expected.

He spoke then of a new attitude and approach to the season, and it was fair to assume that providing more offense was his goal.



After a l...

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Minnesota booted away another game in baffling fashion Monday in Sacramento, Calif. The Wolves squandered a 10-point lead in the final three minutes before falling in overtime to the hapless Kings.

It was the second straight game the Timberwolves gave away after appearing to take control late.



It was a comedy of errors that led to the loss, most of which...

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FARGO — Tim Polasek isn't going anywhere.

Days after being touted as a possible candidate to be the next head coach at FBS Oregon State, the North Dakota State football head coach agreed to a new long-term contract.


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ESPN's Pete Thamel first reported Tuesday that Polasek has agreed in principle to a ...

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With the holiday season arriving, it’s tempting to rush through the preparation. ‘Make a list, check it twice’ rings true not just for busy parents or professionals, but for every person who wants to show the people around them that they care in meaningful, practical ways.

Some years, though, it can feel like pressure.



Maybe your bank account is feeling ...

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DICKINSON — Jenna Nelson can be described in many ways when she's on the volleyball court; a competitor, a force, enthusiastic, phenomenal — even amazing. Her four-year, accolade-filled career might seem untouchable for years to come, and her legacy is going to be difficult to replicate.

Most of all, two titles stand out among the rest: leader and role model.


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