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Twins start their new season Thursday afternoon

The team kicks off the season at Target Field with a game against Cleveland.
by Cathy Wurzer

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Spruced up: Twins try juniper plants for CF backdrop

Spruced up: Twins try juniper plants for CF backdrop

After several dead-end attempts to create both a playable backdrop for batters and an aesthetically pleasing surface, the Twins have arrived at what they believe is the final solution: a living wall.
by Associated Press

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Wisconsin beats Minnesota to claim NCAA women's hockey title

Wisconsin beats Minnesota to claim NCAA women's hockey title

Senior captains Sophia Shaver and Annie Pankowski each scored, and Wisconsin won its fifth NCAA women's hockey championship with a 2-0 victory over Minnesota on Sunday.
by Associated Press

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Minnesota tops Cornell 2-0 for spot in women's hockey final

Nicole Schammel scored off a rebound midway through the second period and goalie Alex Gulstene made it stand, lifting Minnesota over Cornell 2-0 Friday to earn a spot in the NCAA championship game.
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Small town cheers on boys basketball team at state tournament

Henning is a town of around 800 residents in Otter Tail County, and the boys basketball team last made it to the state tournament in 1966. The Hornets play Thursday afternoon in the Class A quarterfinals against Christ's Household of Faith.
by Cathy Wurzer

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Not a hoops fan? You can still talk March Madness

Not a hoops fan? You can still talk March Madness

Don't follow men's college basketball? Feeling left out of the NCAA tournament fun? MPR News assistant producer Jeffrey Bissoy has you covered. Here's his non-fanatics guide to this year's Big Dance.
by Jeffrey Bissoy

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Curlytics: The analytics revolution sweeps into curling

Curlytics: The analytics revolution sweeps into curling

The analytics entrenched in baseball and other sports are meeting the swept ice, thrown stones and hammers of curling. The turn-based game on ice is primed for data derived strategies.
by Jerry Burnes, Mesabi Daily News

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Aiming for the green: Duluth debates future of its public golf courses

Aiming for the green: Duluth debates future of its public golf courses

The city's two public courses are losing money, hosting fewer golfers and need at least $7 million in upgrades. The city is exploring selling all or part of one or both courses, but residents fear the potential loss of treasured public green space.
by Dan Kraker

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