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Friday, January 30, 2015

Breaking: Tiger Woods shoots a career-worst 82 at Waste Management Phoenix Open, misses cut in second straight event (ESPN)

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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Duke Dismisses Guard

Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski said the junior guard Rasheed Sulaimon did not live up to the program’s standards.

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N.H.L. Roundup: Bruins Subdue Islanders, Spurred by Late Goal in Second

Kevan Miller scored the go-ahead goal with 3.4 seconds left in the second period, Tuukka Rask stopped 43 shots, and Boston beat the Islanders on the road.

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Canadiens 1, Rangers 0: Lundqvist Loses Goalie Duel as Canadiens Top Rangers

Max Pacioretty scored the game’s only goal, and the Canadiens dealt the Rangers a 1-0 loss at Madison Square Garden.

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Martin Brodeur Retires With Most Wins and ‘a Smile’

Brodeur, the longtime face of the Devils, said he was leaving hockey “with a smile on my face” and would become an adviser to St. Louis Blues General Manager Doug Armstrong.

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Sports of The Times: Martin Brodeur: A New Jersey Devil and New York Icon

Martin Brodeur, who will retire Thursday after a brief stint with the Blues, earned a spot alongside other New York sports icons despite playing across the Hudson River for the Devils.