Playoffs News
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Toronto Marlies beat Oklahoma City Barons 3-1 to advance to the Calder Cup finals next week. Marlies won the series 4-1 as the Western Conference winners of the American Hockey League (AHL) and go up against Norfolk Admirals next Friday.
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According to Chicago Bulls' coach Tom Thibodeau, center Joakim Noah will "likely" miss game 5 Tuesday night against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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The Chicago Bulls, owners of the league's best record along with the San Antonio Spurs, are now down 3-1 in the first round's best of seven series against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Almost every sport is a contact sport. As a result, players get injured. There are some causes of injuries that seem reasonable to fans; there are others that seem completely foolish to the avid supporter. The Knicks forward's injury describes the latter.
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Ryan Anderson of the Orlando Magic is the winner of the 2011-2012 NBA Most Improved Player award. Anderson averaged career highs in points, rebounds and Free Throw percentage.
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The New York Rangers beat the Washington Capitals in triple overtime last night to take game 3 of the second playoff round and lead the series, two games to one.
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Round 1 of the NBA playoffs kicked off Saturday. Coming off of one the craziest NBA seasons in years, the playoffs will be no different. We can definitely expect some craziness, excitement, and some surprises.
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According to NBA.com, Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy says he is preparing to coach his team without Dwight Howard for the rest of the regular season, and probably the playoffs.
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Many had lost hope weeks ago, Toronto Maple Leafs kept losing and were out of playoffs. Not now, they're on a winning streak, two straight wins, first time since early February. Ten games remaining in regular season.
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Toronto Maple Leafs finally win Saturday against the Canadiens, and commentator Don Cherry of HNIC fame, rants about his take on the Maple Leafs and President, GM Brian Burke overlooking Ontario players.
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Playoffs Headlines
 No first-time playoff jitters for the Houston Texans. Rookie J.J. Watt returned an interception for a touchdown, and Andre Johnson and Arian Foster put the game away with second-half scores to power the Texans over the Cincinnati Bengals 31-10 on Saturday in the NFL playoffs.
 Jamie Koe of Yukon and Northwest Territories joined Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba in the playoffs at the Canadian men's curling championship. The Territories beat B.C.'s Jim Cotter 8-3 to capture the fourth and final playoff berth.
 The NHL regular season will conclude on April 7, but what if the road to the playoffs ended today? Here's a peek at possible playoff match-ups and how the teams stack up against one another.
 In 2009, then-St. Louis Blues forward Brad Boyes thought the team wasn't far away from playoff success. The Buffalo Sabres winger believes these playoffs could be their time, writes CBCSports.ca senior writer Doug Harrison.
 Join in the conversation and have your say in a live interactive chat as Hockey Night In Canada's Craig Simpson focuses this week on the NHL playoff races in the Fan's Corner.
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Henrik Sedin accepts the Clarence S. Campbell bowl. Adhering to the superstition, Sedin did not touch the trophy.
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