MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Trevor Plouffe's walkoff single gave the
Minnesota Twins a 1-0 win over the Kansas City Royals yesterday.
Carl Pavano went the distance, tossing nine scoreless innings for
the first time since July 2010. Royals starter Bruce Chen pitched
eight shutout innings before KC handed the ball over to reliever
Blake Wood.
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) - A sore calf muscle kept Minnesota
Vikings star running back Adrian Peterson out of practice
yesterday. Coach Leslie Frazier says the move was precautionary and
he expects Peterson to be fine by today. Also absent from practice
was middle linebacker E.J. Henderson.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Minnesota coach Jerry Kill has returned to
practice, three days after checking into the Mayo Clinic to seek
treatment for his seizures. Kill says he plans to be on the
sideline Saturday as the Golden Gophers take on No. 19 Michigan. He
says he's suffered multiple seizures in the last few weeks, but
insists the condition isn't life-threatening.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - New Minnesota Timberwolves coach Rick Adelman
says communication with executive David Kahn will be paramount. The
team introduced Adelman as their coach yesterday, two weeks after
coming to an agreement with him. Kahn acknowledged yesterday that
communication was an issue with former coach Kurt Rambis.
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