Sports
Bosh may be closer, and Heat show a need in Game 3
LeBron James has had too many nights like this, where he couldn't get enough help for long stretches of the game. Read more »
Salt Lake Beelines
Bees 6, Sky Sox 5 In short: Luis Jimenez and Cory Aldridge both had RBIs through the bottom of the fourth, and Andrew Romine slugged a solo home run. After trailing entering the ninth, the Bees tied the game when Robinson Diaz... Read more »
Salt Lake Bees: Hank Conger delivers walk-off win for Bees
Hank Conger continued his hitting streak Friday night, finishing the night 1-for-5 with a walk-off single that scored Doug Deeds for the 6-5 victory. Conger has now hit safely in all 15 games he has played in this season. Read more »
Rory Sabbatini leads Memorial as Tiger Woods lurks
That other Rory — Rory Sabbatini — played his best golf in the worst weather Friday at the Memorial and made a surprising appearance atop the leaderboard. Right behind him was a Tiger... Read more »
Utah Blaze looking to get back on track vs. K.C.
The Utah Blaze are thirsty for a win — actually, strike that. It's now to the point of dehydration in this three-game winless dry spell. Read more »
Johan Santana pitches first no-hitter in Mets' history
Johan Santana can thank Mike Baxter and Adrian Johnson for helping him and the Mets make history Friday night at Citi Field. Read more »
NHL playoffs: Kings' Anze Kopitar finally getting noticed
Meet Anze Kopitar, one of the best players in the NHL who very few seem to know about. Read more »
Most Brazilian clubs not after Ronaldinho anymore
Ronaldinho's chances of continuing to play football in Brazil have diminished significantly following his high-profile departure from popular club Flamengo. Read more »
Spurs regroup after first loss in 7 weeks
As Manu Ginobili was finishing up his answer to a reporter's question, Tony Parker walked up behind him, put both hands on his shoulders and provided his teammate an escape. Read more »
Former NBA player Orlando Woolridge dead at 52
Woolridge, the rugged forward who carved out a reputation over 13 NBA seasons as a scoring specialist and one of the original alley-oop artists, died late Thursday at his parents' home in... Read more »
Vai's View: Vai's View: Ross Farnsworth and the ripple effect of one good deed
Vai Sikahema's quest to find and thank the people in his life who assisted him in his youth now leads to Ross Farnsworth. Read more »
Gail Miller gets engaged to Salt Lake attorney
Gail Miller, local businesswoman and widow of the late Larry H. Miller, is engaged to Kim R. Wilson, a lawyer who got his start milking cows in Preston, Idaho. Read more »
Utah State football: Fox anxious to join Aggie program
Tyler Fox may have received other offers had he played out the process, but with a Utah State offer in hand, he didn't feel the need to wait it out. Read more »
UVU baseball: Burgess named to Academic All-America Team
Utah Valley University senior Billy Burgess was named to the Capital One Academic All-America® Third Team on Friday, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Read more »
Ivanovic loses, Stephens of US wins at French Open
Ana Ivanovic lost in the third round of the French Open, while American teen Sloane Stephens advanced on Friday. Read more »
Pujols, Lincecum headline bounce-back candidates
ago at this time, Dan Uggla looked lost. The Atlanta second baseman was hitting well below .200 and had been nothing like the slugger the Braves had traded for during the offseason. Then in July,... Read more »
French Open tennis: Murray, Nadal win; Isner loses 5-hour marathon in France
Grimacing in pain with almost every step, Andy Murray nearly had to call it quits because of a back spasm at the French Open on Thursday. Read more »
NHL playoffs: Kings on top again as Cup finals take a break
From Vancouver to St. Louis, on to Phoenix and now New Jersey, the Los Angeles Kings have been able to jump on their opponents and take away any advantage the fired-up arenas would be expected to... Read more »
NBA: Heat take 2-0 lead into Boston in East finals
The Miami Heat know what's coming from the Boston Celtics. "Their all," Dwyane Wade said. Read more »
NCAA president says 4-team playoff could spark more conference changes
NCAA president Mark Emmert believes another round of conference realignment could be sparked by schools trying to position themselves to play in a proposed four-team college football playoff. Read more »
NFL: Vitt confident Brees will be in training camp
Saints assistant head coach Joe Vitt and Drew Brees have spoken about preparations for training camp, and Vitt said he expects the star quarterback to be back with the team by then. Read more »
Golf roundup: Scott Stallings leads Memorial; 1-shot back, Erik Compton returns to state where his donor heart originated
Erik Compton considers the Memorial a special week no matter how he plays, knowing his second heart transplant came from a donor in Ohio. Read more »
NBA playoffs: Thunder roll Spurs to end 20-game streak
The streak is over. The series may only be beginning. Read more »
Former Salt Lake Bee Mike Trout is making big-league mark with Los Angeles Angels
The first time Mike Trout played against his idol, he was a raw 19-year-old just a few weeks removed from his Los Angeles Angels debut. He couldn't quite believe he was standing on a major league... Read more »
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Top-10 All-Sports schools in each of the five high school classifications
For the past 32 years, the Deseret News has presented the All-Sports award to the top high school in each classification with the best overall athletic performance that school year. Schools earn... Read more »
Vai's View: Vai's View: Ross Farnsworth and the ripple effect of one good deed
Vai Sikahema's quest to find and thank the people in his life who assisted him in his youth now leads to Ross Farnsworth. Read more »
Gail Miller gets engaged to Salt Lake attorney
Gail Miller, local businesswoman and widow of the late Larry H. Miller, is engaged to Kim R. Wilson, a lawyer who got his start milking cows in Preston, Idaho. Read more »
High school sports: Familiar schools at the top of All-Sports awards
The 2011-2012 high school sports season was filled with drama both inside and outside the lines. Read more »
Doug Robinson: BCS has finally admitted what everyone knew all along
So it was one big, long lie after all. Read more »
BYU football: Phil Ford has change of plans; plans LDS mission after graduation
Iowa Western offensive lineman was dead set on playing for BYU immediately after graduating next summer. Well, those plans have now changed. Read more »
Utah State football: Fox anxious to join Aggie program
Tyler Fox may have received other offers had he played out the process, but with a Utah State offer in hand, he didn't feel the need to wait it out. Read more »
Broncos aren't holding back with Peyton Manning
The Denver Broncos aren't holding back when it comes to Peyton Manning. Read more »
2011-12 Utah high school sports Gallery of State Champions
The high school sports season officially came to a close last Friday when the UHSAA handed out its last state championship trophy. The first trophy was handed out in early October to St. Joseph's... Read more »
Cottonwood High School football coach Josh Lyman resigns
Cottonwood High School football coach Josh Lyman resigned Wednesday as a coach and teacher. Read more »
High school baseball: All-star rosters announced
The 68th annual Utah High School All-Star Baseball Games will take place this Saturday at Lindquist Field in Ogden. Read more »
NBA playoffs: Thunder roll Spurs to end 20-game streak
The streak is over. The series may only be beginning. Read more »
Former Salt Lake Bee Mike Trout is making big-league mark with Los Angeles Angels
The first time Mike Trout played against his idol, he was a raw 19-year-old just a few weeks removed from his Los Angeles Angels debut. He couldn't quite believe he was standing on a major league... Read more »
Brad Rock: Remote control inventor changed face of sports viewing
A number of influential people have passed away in 2012, such as football coach Joe Paterno and Dick Clark, host of "American Bandstand." Pop stars Robin Gibb, Donna Summer and Whitney Houston also... Read more »
NCAA president says 4-team playoff could spark more conference changes
NCAA president Mark Emmert believes another round of conference realignment could be sparked by schools trying to position themselves to play in a proposed four-team college football playoff. Read more »
BYU soccer: 2012 women's soccer schedule announced
With a year of experience in the West Coast Conference under their belts, BYU women’s soccer head coach Jennifer Rockwood and staff have announced another formidable season schedule. Read more »
Utah Jazz: No luck for Jazz as Warriors keep pick in NBA draft lottery
The Utah Jazz must have used up all their luck last year when they jumped up to the No. 3 spot in the 2011 NBA Draft. Read more »
New Olympic bid finances discussed behind closed doors
How much would another Olympic bid actually cost? Where would the money come from? Read more »
French Open tennis: Murray, Nadal win; Isner loses 5-hour marathon in France
Grimacing in pain with almost every step, Andy Murray nearly had to call it quits because of a back spasm at the French Open on Thursday. Read more »
Former NBA player Orlando Woolridge dead at 52
Woolridge, the rugged forward who carved out a reputation over 13 NBA seasons as a scoring specialist and one of the original alley-oop artists, died late Thursday at his parents' home in... Read more »
Pujols, Lincecum headline bounce-back candidates
ago at this time, Dan Uggla looked lost. The Atlanta second baseman was hitting well below .200 and had been nothing like the slugger the Braves had traded for during the offseason. Then in July,... Read more »
Utah Jazz to participate in summer league in Orlando
The Utah Jazz announced today that the team will participate in the 2012 Orlando Pro Summer League which will take place on the Orlando Magic's practice court at the Amway Center from July 9-13. Read more »
Phil Mickelson withdraws from Memorial because of fatigue
Phil Mickelson hit the wall and then headed for the exit, withdrawing from the Memorial after a 79 on Thursday because of mental fatigue. Read more »
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