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January 2, 2023
Issue No. 466
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San Francisco 49ers 37
Las Vegas Raiders 34
Sunday / January 1, 2023
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San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle (85) celebrates after their victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. (AP Photo/John Locher.) | |
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Happy New Year, San Francisco
(Las Vegas, not so much)
Week 17: San Francisco 49ers 37, Las Vegas Raider 34 (0vertime)
In a nail-biter not many expected, two relatively unknown QBs led their teams in an Epic Battle which went into overtime.
The CARR keys had been handed to Raider QB Jarrett Stidham, and he excelled with long passes in the 1st quarter and a TD pass, matched by 49er's own wunderkind, Brock Purdy, who hit Brandon Aiyuk, a superstar this day, with a dart for a TD with 7:06 left in the 1st Q. The Raiders took a 10-7 lead after passes to Davante Adams, and a FG made it 10-7, LV, to end the 1st Q.
After dynamic Christian McCaffery (CMC) runs, 13 plays, 75 yards and a pass to George Kittle made it 14-10, SF. In a Deja Vu from earlier games, the Niners stuffed the Raiders on the One. SF would punt. A Stidham 60-yard TD pass to Adams made it 17-14 LV at Halftime.
The Niners were stopped on their first drive of the 2nd half, and LV scored on another long pass to Adams to make it 24-14, LV. Aiyuk, CMC and Davis-Price combined for 49er runs and passes and it was soon 24-21, LV, after CMC scored as the 3rd Q came to a close. But on a big play, Kerry Hyder Jr. tipped a Stidham pass which was grabbed by Drake "Long Arms" Jackson, and a 43-yard FG by Robbie Gould tied it at 24.
A follow up 32-yard FG gave the Niners a 27-24 lead, but a Raider 57-yard FG tied it at 27. Great plays by Aiyuk and CMC were capped by Jordan Mason's Gore-style run and his first NFL TD, to make it 34-27, SF. However, a pass interference in the end zone allowed LV to tie it at 34. With just over a minute left, four bullet passes to Aiyuk and one to CMC set it up for a 41-yard field goal try, which was wide right. Overtime had arrived.
Vegas won the coin toss. After Josh Jacobs helped move the Raiders downfield, Stidham dropped back to pass and Bosa pushed a lineman into him and Tashaun Gipson Jr. ran the wobbler pass back 56 yards to the 3-yard line. Next, it was time for the Raiders to be Eliminated from the playoffs. Robbie Gould hit from the 23-yard line, and the 49ers claimed a 37-34 victory! Happy New Year! 49ers Win!
To watch game highlights on YouTube, click here:
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Robert A. Moselle, Esq.
Monterey, CA
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Letters to the Editor
Grove Market Q&A
Sal Zavala runs the Produce Section at Grove Market in Pacific Grove, Sports Today's Monterey Peninsula HQ and an oasis for sports fans of all stripes. As we chatted at my recent Pot Pie Wednesday visit, I pressed Sal for a quote for Sports Today on any sports issue which might be on his mind. He was hesitant, but after deep thought, forcefully responded: "The 49ers will go to the Super Bowl and Brock Purdy will be named MVP."
Pleased with the response, I scribbled it on a Post-It, thanked him, grabbed an organic cantaloupe and checked out, with a cartload of food and a bold prediction.
To paraphrase the great Mike Krukow, when you're at Grove Market, "Grab some Prime, Meat!"
Robert A. Moselle, Esq.
Monterey, CA
Conflict
I can't decide which is better: the Niners' win or the Raiders loss.
They're both so sweet.
Jacques Diamond
Oakland, CA
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Contents
Games
San Francisco 49ers 37, Las Vegas Raiders 34
Cal Bears (MBkB) 80 vs. Colorado Buffaloes 76
Cal Bears (MBkB) 43 vs. Utah Utes 58
Features & Commentary
Consider A New Year's Donation
Grand Canyon Dories, by Rudi Petschek
The Dubs Are/Will Be Alright, by Howard Pearlstein
Turning Dreams Into Reality, by Andy Dolich
Pele, from the Autograph Collection of Richard Yee
Organizations
Cal Bears
Oakland A's
Saint Mary's College Gaels
San Francisco Giants
San Jose State Spartans
Santa Clara Broncos
Stanford Cardinal
USF Dons
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Cal Bears 80
Colorado Buffaloes 76
Saturday, December 31, 2022
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Cal came out fast and built a 10-point lead in the first minutes of the game. At one point Cal had a 21-point lead, and then slowly battled the Buffaloes from making an amazing comeback in the closing seconds. A surprise win for Cal! Above, Cal scoring leader Joel Brown (#1) on fast break, puts up an off-balance shot on his way to scoring 21 points as the Golden Bears played host to the Colorado Buffaloes at Hass Pavilion in Berkeley on Saturday,
December 31. Final score: Cal 80, Colorado 76.
Caption and photo by Ron Sellers.
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Turning Dreams Into Reality
by Andy Dolich
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Over the past few years, Major League Baseball has created a number of self-inflicted business wounds – a lockout, shutting down 40 Minor League teams, ongoing stadium problems with Oakland and Tampa Bay – all while attendance diminished significantly due to the pandemic.
A clear victory was the Field of Dreams game in Dyersville, Iowa, which came and went as if in a dream. In addition, the long overdue induction of Negro League legend Buck O’Neil into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown was a significant event to celebrate.
So, why not stage the next Field of Dreams game at Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Ala., or a venue in or around Kansas City, the home of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. The business-building opportunities for baseball are significant.
I have spent my adult life in the sports business world, 14 of those years as an executive with the Oakland A’s (1980-1994). We promoted several events celebrating the rich history of Oakland-born African American players before and after Jackie Robinson broke the color line in 1947. In the mid-1980s, we proudly presented a major Birmingham Black Barons/Negro League night at the Coliseum.
The history books show that Rickwood Field was a true field of dreams for hundreds of Black ballplayers who were restricted from playing in the majors until 1947. This would be a wonderfully proactive way for MLB to create a national teamwork-focused celebration, including the groups below. It also would show millions of baseball fans around the country that the game of baseball has heart, soul and commitment to true diversity. It could underscore that successful entities exemplify teamwork, leadership and trust in our increasingly divided country.
Willie Mays was born in Westfield, Ala., which is just nine miles from Birmingham’s Rickwood Field. You can’t make this up. Rickwood is also the oldest professional ballpark in the United States. Mays is now 91, and Rachel Robinson, Jackie’s wife, is 100. Think of the history that they represent in the fight for equality in our country.
Rickwood Field of Dream in Birmingham, Alabama
* Major League Baseball
* Major League Baseball Players Association
* San Francisco Giants
* Los Angeles Dodgers
* Birmingham Barons
* Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
* Baseball Hall of Fame
* African American Players in the Hall of Fame
* Negro Southern League Museum
* Jackie Robinson Foundation
* Say Hey Foundation
* State of Alabama Tourism
Now is the time!
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Andy Dolich operates Dolich & Associates, a sports consultancy, in Los Altos. A local resident, Dolich has more than 30 years of experience as an executive for professional baseball, basketball, football, hockey and soccer teams. For earlier articles by Andy Dolich published in Sports Today!, click HERE.
Reprinted courtesy Los Alto Town Crier. Serving Los Altos California and Surrounding Communities Since 1947
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Cal Bears 43
Utah Utes 58
Thursday, December 29, 2022
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Cal’s Kuany Kuany (#13) was the game’s scoring leader with 12 points, as the University of California Golden Bears played host to the Utah Utes at Haas Pavilion in Berkeley on Thursday, December 29. Final score: Utah 58, Cal 43. Caption and photo by Ron Sellers. | |
Coming in off the bench to battle on the boards, Cal’s ND Okafor (#22) wraps his arms around the ball in the first half. Okafor finished with seven points and five rebounds. Caption and photo by Ron Sellers. | |
Late in the second half, Lars Thiemann (#21) lets out an emphatic yell, celebrating the effort in scoring and drawing the foul for the bonus free-throw. Caption and photo by Ron Sellers. | |
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Giants agree to three-year contract with
LHP Taylor Rogers
The Giants and left-handed pitcher Taylor Rogers agreed to terms on a three-year Major League contract. Rogers, 32, the twin brother of current Giants right-handed pitcher Tyler Rogers, was 4-8 with 31 saves and a 4.76 ERA in 66 combined games last season between San Diego (42 games) and Milwaukee (24 games). Rogers struck out 84 batters in 64.1 innings last season for a 11.8 K/9ip ratio, the highest of his career over a full season. He limited left-handed batters to a .167 (10-for-60) average last season while only allowing three extra-base hits to lefties (one double, two triples) and a .511 OPS.
The agreement is worth $33 million. Rogers will make $9 million in 2023 and $12 million in both 2024 and 2025. Additionally, Rogers will make a donation to the Giants Community Fund of $45,000 in 2023 as well as $60,000 in both 2024 and 2025.
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For a full report, click HERE.
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Make Sense of the Madness:
The Evolving Business of College Athletics
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A six session course in the 2023 Winter Quarter at
Stanford Continuing Studies. The course will be listed in the
SCS Catalog on 11/7 with signups beginning on 11/28: continuingstudies.stanford.edu
Weekly course sessions begin on Tuesday, January 31st
from 7-9 pm. At this time all sessions will be virtual on Zoom.
Stanford Continuing Studies
Winter Quarter 2023 -- BUS 119
Title: Make Sense of the Madness:
The Evolving Business of College Athletics
Instructor -- Andy Dolich
The business of college athletics is booming. Close to 2,000 athletic departments throughout the U.S. generate $25.5 billion in media rights while attracting over 190 million enthusiastic, ticket-buying fans. This industry is evolving real-time in increasingly complex ways. The recent news that USC and UCLA are leaving the Pac-12 for the Big Ten Conference has created waves of uncertainty and speculation about the future. Just a year ago, college athletes were first permitted to profit from the rights for their Name, Image, or Likeness (NIL) while on the playing fields of their schools. What do these seismic changes mean for college athletes, administrators, and fans now and
in the future?
This course examines the business of college sports past,
present and future.
Session One -- Introduction on the Business of College Sports
Session Two -- Overview of the changes in the Pac-12 and beyond -- Ted Robinson
Session Three -- Economics -- Dr. Dan Rascher
Session Four -- The Media -- Jon Wilner
Session Five -- Athletes and coaches - Ben Braun
Session Six -- Final Round -- Table with representatives of involved
constituencies.
Sessions will include interactive discussions from industry experts.
Students will leave this course with insights into the revolutionary changes affecting the business of college sports.
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Andy Dolich has over five decades of leadership in the sports industry, including executive positions in the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, pro soccer and lacrosse. Presently Dolich is Commissioner of Fan Controlled Sports & Entertainment (FCSE) and teaches sports business at Stanford's School of Continuing Studies. Dolich is also co-author of: Goodbye, Oakland; 20 Secrets to Success for NCAA Student-Athletes Who Won't Go Pro and co-author of LOL, Loss of Logo, What's Your Next Move? For articles by Andy Dolich published in Sports Today!, click HERE.
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A.J. Puk. Photo by Darren Yamashita. | |
4 Questions facing the A's in the New Year
The onset of a new year means Spring Training is just a couple of months away. For the A's, more moves are likely to be made to address roster needs before reporting to Mesa, Ariz., for Cactus League action. As the club currently stands, here are some questions that will need to be answered before reaching that point.
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For a full report, click HERE
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Sean Murphy. Photo by Darren Yamashita.
by Amaury Pi-Gonzalez
Two weeks after A's catcher Sean Murphy was traded to the Atlanta Braves, he received a six-year, $73 million contract from the Braves.
As you know, the whole A's payroll is way under $70 million.
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Join Amaury Pi Gonzalez for That’s Amaury News and Commentary podcasts Tuesdays at http://www.sportsradioservice.com
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The Dubs Are/Will Be Alright
by Howard Pearlstein
I wrote last week’s column after the Nets game to point out the different moving pieces that had to come together -- and were moving, but at their own pace, sometimes slowly, sometimes, for a time, not at all, or bumping into each other like tectonic plates in a 6.9.
When the pre-game said that not only were Steph and Wiggins out, but ALSO Donte, I despaired, since he has pretty much always been the bench player who steps waaay up when starters aren’t playing.
I did NOT mention that in the first quarter of that game I thought the Dubs looked like a High School Team playing an NBA team . I did not call it what it was – the Perfect Storm of FUBAR. Why rub it in? The players ALWAYS know better and more painfully than the public or the press how bad a game was.
But the first home game Christmas day against the Grizzlies, it was the refs who looked like they were High School kids, as if a bunch of zit-coated clueless, unpopular, un-coordinated kids became Hall Monitors. POWER-CRAZED! More like Junior High -- calling fouls that didn’t happen and throwing out Technicals like tawdries at Mardi Gras.
During the first half, I saw a Grizz player, standing on the near side of the backcourt, both away from the ball, looked like he punched Donte DiVincenzo in the face.
It was *Bonhoeffer’s Theory of Stupidity, that “Stupidity is more dangerous than evil, since one may protest against evil….against stupidity we are defenseless... Reason falls on deaf ears.”
In the NBA, sometimes, when stupidity rules you get a Technical (aka 2 Strikes and y’er out). Or maybe having to work on Christmas Day was kind of like Jury Duty and the only ones left were culled from behind the Ref Bench and below the bottom of the barrel.
But wotthehell boss, ‘tis the season to forgive. And the important thing is the Dubs prevailed. And prevailed again. (Does no one remember that last year, it was all Doom and Gloom toward the end of the season. Many were predicting the way things looked, they wouldn’t even get into the playoffs)
And as far as prevailing goes, Wednesday’s game was historical, at least in the annals of irony, with pre-game reminders about the last game against Utah that was a Dubs Win until the last two heart-breaking minutes and the Dubs lost by four.
Turnabout is more than fair play – it requires top level all-pro play. The Dubs trailed all the way by 10 points and more, until the ad hoc lineup led by Two-ways and “Who’s that?” came back in the final minutes to win by five. Bench players playing like the All-Stars they were hoped to someday be. Wednesday night, they were all that -- PBJ, Ty Jerome, Lamb, Moody, et al.
Utah is tough, but I still say, there ain’t no jazz in Utah.
I saw something in that game I’ve never seen before – James Wiseman flashing a great big Bill Russell teeth-flashing light-up-the-place smile while on the court, right after tricking a Jazz player into touching the ball and before it went out of bounds.
Not to say I expect them to win every game when they’re at home, but, well… maybe. So enjoy it while they’re at home, and when they have to take it on the road again, who knows?
*(Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a minister/theologian who died in the Nazi Flossenberg Concentration Camp in April of 1945.
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Howard Pearlstein has been a few places and done a few things.
An old friend once said, "Howard, you live your life like you're trying to fill in a dust jacket blurb." Well, then all I have to do is write a book that will get published.
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Pele -- from the Autograph Collection of Rich Yee | |
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This is an autographed photo I received as a graduation gift from my uncle back in 1980. This is the photo that Sports Illustrated used for its cover in June 1975. Pele passed away last week in his home country of Brazil. He’ll be remembered as one of the greatest soccer players to ever play the game.
Rich Yee, Sports Today photographer
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Lava Falls Rapids’ ferociously unpredictable V-Wave
drenching its occupants as it disgorges the 17’ boat
into the sea of churning foam downstream.
Photo by Rudi Petschek.
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Pro Bears NFL Week 16
Allen (Los Angeles Chargers), Jackson And Mekari (Baltimore) Secure Playoff Spots
BERKELEY – Three former Cal football players – Keenan Allen (Los Angeles Chargers), DeSean Jackson and Patrick Mekari (Baltimore) – were on teams that secured spots in the NFL Playoffs with victories in Week 16. Allen had the top performance of the trio with season highs in both receptions (11) and yards receiving (104) in the Chargers' 20-3 win at Indianapolis that was their third in a row. Jackson and Mekari both played off the bench in the Ravens' 17-9 home victory over the Falcons.
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For a full report, click HERE.
www.calbears.com
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Season in Review: Cross Country
Pac-12, regional titles, NCAA individual champion, highlight year
STANFORD, Calif. -- Stanford's 2022 cross country season will always be notable for marking the first time a Cardinal runner captured an NCAA cross-country individual title.
Charles Hicks out kicked Northern Arizona's Nico Young down the stretch on a crisp cool sunny morning at Oklahoma State's Greiner Family Cross Country Course. Hicks set a course record while leading the Cardinal to fourth place as a team.
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By Stanford Athletics. For a full report, click HERE
www.gostanford.com
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Spartans Hit The Jackpot In Overtime Win
SAN JOSE, Calif.—Behind 15 points from Omari Moore and 11 off the bench from Tibet Görener, the San José State men's basketball team starts Mountain West play 1-0 with a 75-72 overtime win over UNLV Wednesday night at the Provident Credit Union Event Center.
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For a full report, click HERE.
#AllSpartans
www.sjsuspartans.com
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SMC Hangs on for Road Win
at Santa Clara
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — It took all the way until the final calendar day of 2022 but Saint Mary's Men's Basketball played a true road game. In a New Year's Eve clash with the Santa Clara Broncos, the Gaels had to go through the ringer to escape with a victory, but they did. SMC trailed at half time but then pulled ahead by as many as 14 in the second half before hanging on to a tight 67-64 win over the Broncos. The win brings Saint Mary's to 12-4 and 2-0 in WCC play for the first time since the 2017-18.
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For a full report, click HERE.
#GaelsRise
www.smcgaels.com
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Christie, Vaalavirta Spark Come From Behind Win at Santa Clara
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Wrapping up the year 2022 on a high note, the USF Dons women's basketball team (12-3, 2-1) earned a gritty, come from behind win on the road over the Santa Clara Broncos (10-6, 1-2) 80-79 in overtime on Saturday afternoon. The win kept USF perfect away from the Hilltop this season as the Dons are a perfect 3-0 in true road games this season.
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For a full report, click HERE.
www.usfdons.com
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Women's Basketball Edged in Overtime by
Rival San Francisco
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The Santa Clara University women's basketball team is a total of 1.5 seconds and two points away from being 3-0 in West Coast Conference play this season.
Saturday, the Broncos suffered their second shocking defeat in three WCC games. San Francisco hit a game-tying shot with 0.7 seconds left to send the game into overtime, then barely hung on with late free throws to beat Santa Clara, 80-79, at Leavey Center.
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For a full report, click HERE.
www.santaclarabroncos.com
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Cal Bears (MBkB) 80, Colorado Buffaloes 76, December 31, 2022. Photos by Ron Sellers.
Cal Bears (MBkB) 43, Utah Utes 58, December 29, 2022.
Photos by Ron Sellers.
USF Dons (MBkB) 97, Arizona State 60, December 21, 2022.
Photos by Darren Yamashita
USF Dons (WBkB) 59 vs. Loyola Marymount Lions 68, December 17, 2022. Photos by Darren Yamashita.
Cal Bears (WBkB) 75, UC San Diego Tritons 61, December 16, 2022.
Photos by Darren Yamashita.
Cal Bears (WBkB) 83, University of Pacific Tigers 66, December 10, 2022. Photos by Darren Yamashita
Saint Mary’s College Gaels (MBkB) 68, Missouri State Bears 48, December 7, 2022. Photos by Darren Yamashita.
Cal Bears (MBkB) 48, Eastern Washington Eagles 50, December 7, 2022. Photos by Ron Sellers.
Cal Bears (WBkB) 56, SMU Mustangs 70, December 4, 2022.
Photos by Darren Yamashita
Cal Bears (MBkB) 51, USC Trojans 66, November 30, 2022.
Photos by Ron Sellers.
Stanford Cardinal 26, BYU Cougars 35, November 26, 2022.
Photos by Darren Yamashita.
Saint Mary’s Gaels 53, Kansas Jayhawks 73, November 26, 2022. Photos by Darren Yamashita.
San Jose State Spartans 27, Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors 14
November 26, 2022. Photos by Alex Ho.
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Weekly Bay Area
Sports Calendar
Monday, January 2, through
Sunday, January 8, 2023
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Monday, January 2
(MNF) Buffalo Bills @ Cincinnati Bengals, 5:30 p.m.
Golden State Warriors vs. Atlanta Hawks, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, January 3
Wednesday, January 4
Golden State Warriors vs. Detroit Pistons, 7 p.m.
Thursday, January 5
Friday, January 6
San Jose Sharks @ Anaheim Ducks, 7 p.m.
Saturday,January 7
Golden State Warriors @ Orlando Magic, 5:30 p.m.
San Jose Sharks vs. Boston Bruins, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, January 8
NFL Schedule to be released shortly
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