Cavaliers’ female assistant coach leaving Cleveland to return to the college ranks — WKBN.com

Cavaliers’ Assistant Coach Lindsay Gottlieb is leaving Cleveland to return to the college ranks as the head coach at USC.

Cavaliers’ female assistant coach leaving Cleveland to return to the college ranks — WKBN.com

Mastrodonato: How Red Sox starter Nick Pivetta has saved his career — Boston Herald

Don’t look down, just keep walking. If there’s a mantra to Nick Pivetta’s pitching career since joining the Red Sox via trade from the Phillies last August, that’s the one. 797 more words

Mastrodonato: How Red Sox starter Nick Pivetta has saved his career — Boston Herald

Warriors mailbag: Steph Curry vs. Bradley Beal and James Wiseman’s development — Monterey Herald

Before getting into this week’s mailbag, a moment to fully appreciate the back-and-forth race for the scoring title between Stephen Curry and Bradley Beal. Heading into Saturday night’s games, Curry held a slight lead — 31.6 points per game to Beal’s 31.1. On the East coast, Beal scored 50 in the Wizards’ overtime win over…

Warriors mailbag: Steph Curry vs. Bradley Beal and James Wiseman’s development — Monterey Herald

Tyronn Lue, Clippers locking in their playoff rotation — Press Telegram

The Clippers have just 11 rotations of the Earth — and, in that time, just four regular-season games — left to prepare their lineup rotations before embarking on what they hope will be a historic, redemptive journey when the playoffs start May 22. Almost on cue, Kawhi Leonard and Paul George are healthy enough to…

Tyronn Lue, Clippers locking in their playoff rotation — Press Telegram

Timberwolves blow out Orlando to snap losing skid — Twin Cities

The Timberwolves ended their three-game losing streak Sunday with a blast. Minnesota thumped Orlando 128-96 on the road for its largest victory of the season. The Wolves led by 30 at the break, matching their biggest halftime lead in franchise history. “It was nice. Really nice,” Timberwolves coach Chris Finch said. “We haven’t had one…

Timberwolves blow out Orlando to snap losing skid — Twin Cities

MOOSE 4, MARLIES 3

MANITOBA MOOSE (18-11-2-1 – 39 Points) vs.
TORONTO MARLIES (11-15-0-2 – 24 Points)
SUNDAY, MAY 9, 2021

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SCORING SUMMARY

Manitoba: H. Shaw (2) (N. Todd), N. Todd (10) (J. Malott, D. Gustafsson), K. Reichel (6) PP (D. Samberg, C. Perfetti), D. Gustafsson (6) (N. Todd)
Goaltender: M. Berdin (27/30)

Toronto: K. Agostino (9) (M. Kokkonen, M. Marincin), P. Gogolev (2) PP (K. Kossila, M. Hollowell), B. McMann (1) (P. Gogolev, R. Chartier)
Goaltender: J. Woll (34/38)

ON THE SCORESHEET

  • Kenny Agostino put the Marlies on the board 28 seconds into the second period. Agostino has 22 points (9 goals, 13 assists) in 21 games with the Marlies.
  • Pavel Gogolev scored on the power play at 3:42 of the third period and later added the secondary assist on McMann’s third period goal. He has points (2-2-4) in three consecutive games.
  • Bobby McMann scored at 16:23 of the third period. This was his first career AHL goal. McMann has points (1-1-2) in consecutive games.
  • Mikko Kokkonen recorded the primary assist on Agostino’s second period goal. He has three assists in five games.
  • Martin Marincin registered the secondary assist on Agostino’s second period goal. He has assists (2) in consecutive games. Marincin has five points (1 goal, 4 assists) in 11 games this season.
  • Kalle Kossila picked up the primary assist on Gogolev’s third period goal. He has 18 points (4 goals, 14 assists) in 22 games. Kossila has assists (3) in three consecutive games.
  • Mac Hollowell had the secondary assist on Gogolev’s third period goal. He has points (1-3-4) in three consecutive games. Hollowell has nine points (2 goals, 7 assists) in 25 games with the Marlies.
  • Rourke Chartier recorded the secondary assist on McMann’s third period goal. He has eight points (2 goals, 6 assists) in 27 games with the Marlies.
  • Joseph Woll stopped 34 of 38 shots he faced.

OF NOTE…

  • Toronto went 2-for-3 on the penalty kill and 1-for-3 on the power play.
  • Manitoba had a 38-30 edge in shots in all situations. Nick Robertson led the Marlies with five shots on goal.
  • The Marlies are 11-16-0-1 against Canadian Division opponents and finish their season series 4-4-0-1 against the Moose.

RECORD WHEN…

Trailing after 1                                     2-7-0-1
Trailing after 2                                     0-13-0-1
Outshot by opponent                          5-7-0-2
Allowed a goal on the penalty kill       1-8-0-1
Scored on the power play                   6-6-0-0
Sunday                                                1-2-0-1

REGULAR SEASON LEADERS

Goals                                       10 (Gaudet)
Assists                                    14 (Kossila)
Points                                      22 (Agostino)
PPG                                          2 (Agostino, Brazeau, Kossila, Robertson)
Shots                                       74 (Agostino)
+/-                                            +7 (Kossila)
PIMS                                        48 (Clune)

POSTGAME QUOTES

HEAD COACH GREG MOORE

On Pavel Gogolev:
There’s been spurts in the game that he’s played where he’s showing a lot of skill. His ability and confidence with the puck to create offence. It was a pretty impressive goal he scored today. To come down the wing that fast with that kind of momentum and to go back short side. We’ve seen him do some things in practice after a few days when he started getting settled and comfortable, started to show himself and what he can do. Now we’re starting to see it every game a little bit more consistently.

On Joseph Woll:
He’s come a long ways since last year. He held us in this game. His ability to move laterally. He’s so explosive. He’s in such great shape. He’s starting to read plays more and anticipating them better and get to his spots and be set for those shots a little bit quicker. I can’t say enough about the type of person he is in his own right and his own leadership. Just very quiet, goes about his business. One of our hardest workers and guys really love playing for him.

RECENT TRANSACTIONS

May 6               Kristians Rubins (D) – Returned on loan from Toronto (NHL Taxi)
May 6               Frederik Andersen (G) 
– Conditioning loan from Toronto (NHL)
May 6               Semyon Der-Arguchintsev (C) 
– Recalled from loan by Toronto (NHL Taxi)
May 6               Mac Hollowell (D) 
– Returned on loan from Toronto (NHL Taxi)             
May 3               Teemu Kivihalme (D) 
– Returned on loan from Toronto (NHL Taxi)
           
UPCOMING GAMES:
*All times Eastern Standard Time

Tuesday, May 11 vs. Laval – 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 12 vs. Laval – 3:00 p.m.
Friday, May 14 at Laval – 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 15 at Laval – 3:00 p.m.
Monday, May 17 at Laval – 7:00 p.m.