Building a Bridge of Bats and Balls Across a DivideLuke Salas traveled to Cuba in 2012 with a dream of using baseball as a cultural exchange between two longtime foes. With a recent thaw in relations, Salas, a Cuban-American, now envisions the sport’s renaissance in the land … Read MoreWomen's Roundup: Notre Dame’s Late Charge Upends IndianaTop-seeded Notre Dame broke away from Indiana with a 15-2 run late in the third quarter to beat the Hoosiers, 87-70, in a second-round game.
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… Read MoreAdmiration of Robinson Lingers for Fans in CubaRachel Robinson, the widow of Jackie Robinson, is among the Americans visiting the island as part of a baseball tour that will include a game at a Havana stadium where Robinson once played as a member of the Brooklyn Dodgers’… Read MoreBig Ten’s Freshman Proposal Splits UniversitiesA proposal to lower the age limit of incoming freshmen by one year, to 20, has agitated the hockey community, pitting a number of traditional powers against many smaller programs.
from NYT > Sports http://ift.tt… Read MoreOn Baseball: A Team Looking to Bounce Back Turns to a Pitcher With the Same GoalThe Giants signed Jeff Samardzija for five years and $90 million, and gave a six-year, $130 million contract to another right-hander, Johnny Cueto, hoping to continue their recent tradition of winning World Series in even-num… Read More
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