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It was a tough news day for one former Minnesota Twins player on Friday. Max Kepler, who played within the organization from 2015-2024, will reportedly be banned 80 games by MLB.

As we know in NFL trade circles, it takes two to tango. It appears that the Minnesota Vikings have already begun dancing ahead of the season.

When Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison recently concluded his California-based legal proceedings, we knew it might be just a matter of time before we heard from the NFL regarding a possible suspension.

One-time Minnesota Vikings first-round pick Teddy Bridgewater had been having a very successful start to his high school coaching career, including a State Championship.

Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman was suspended 10 games by the NHL Department of Player Safety on Monday "for using his forearm to violently slam the head of Ottawa Senators forward Tim Stützle into the ice" during Saturday's matchup.

Longtime Iowa Hawkeye Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz was suspended by the University for one game on Thursday morning for an apparent recruiting violation.

The PGA Tour has suspended Mickelson for playing in the rival league without permission. He didn't say whether he would try to play another PGA Tour event. But he says it should be his choice.

Seattle Mariners pitcher Héctor Santiago and Washington Nationals infielder Starlin Castro will be sitting out for a combined total of 110 games.

Minnesota Twins second baseman Eddie Rosario has been suspended 50 games for a second positive test for a drug of abuse in violation of baseball's minor league drug program.

Toronto Maple Leafs center Nazem Kadri was suspended for three games without pay by the NHL on Thursday for a hit to Minnesota goalie Niklas Backstrom's head.