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Twins prospects on view at spring training

The Minnesota Twins play their first spring training game of the year against another team Friday in Florida. The game against Boston will be the first taste of major league competition for some top Twins prospects.
by Perry Finelli

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Minn. ice arenas face expensive conversions

Hockey arenas across Minnesota are facing off against a big challenge. A chemical currently used in icemaking equipment at many arenas is harmful to the ozone layer so federal law is prompting expensive changes.
by The Associated Press

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Vikings fans are already kicking the tires on the new stadium sales lot

Vikings fans are already kicking the tires on the new stadium sales lot

Fans can try the seat cushions, check out the suite fridges and get a turf-level view of the new Vikings stadium even before the Metrodome has been knocked down.
by Tim Nelson

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Vikings unveil stadium preview center for fans and media this week

Vikings unveil stadium preview center for fans and media this week

  The Vikings will give select fans a sneak peek at the interior and amenities of the new stadium this week. The 7,500 square foot “New Stadium Preview Center” will display a “custom filmed experiential player tunnel and Vikings locker room experience, two authentic suite build-outs, a 24-seat Club seating section, 37 high-definition televisions and Read more →
by Tim Nelson

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Olympics may have been good for the Minnesota Wild

The Minnesota Wild return to action along with the rest of the National Hockey League this week. The NHL took a break to allow many of its players to go to Sochi for the Olympics which just ended yesterday -- the Wild resumes its season against the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday. MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Howard Sinker, a digital sports editor for the Star Tribune, about the impact of the Sochi games on the league.
by Cathy Wurzer

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With Nets, Jason Collins will be NBA's first openly gay player

With Nets, Jason Collins will be NBA's first openly gay player

Collins signed a 10-day contract with the Nets on Sunday, and is expected to be in uniform against the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday night. It will be his first NBA game since coming out as gay in a Sports Illustrated article in May. He became a free agent after the 2012-2013 season and remained unsigned.
by Steve Mullis

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Seeing Sochi: Photos of the Winter Olympics closing ceremony

Seeing Sochi: Photos of the Winter Olympics closing ceremony

Russian President Vladimir Putin, these Olympics' political architect and booster-in-chief, watched and smiled as Sochi gave itself a giant pat on the back for a Winter Games that IOC President Thomas Bach declared an "extraordinary success."

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Farewell, Sochi! Russia closes costliest Olympics

Farewell, Sochi! Russia closes costliest Olympics

Fireworks and a countdown kicked off the closing ceremony in the Fisht Olympic Stadium, packed with spectators who chanted "Ro-ssi-ya! Ro-ssi-ya!" -- "Russia! Russia!" --and were in a party mood after the high-security games passed off safely without feared terror attacks.
by The Associated Press

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