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The massive upsets in the Stanley Cup Playoffs will impact the second round in a big way.

A handful of big-name stars around the NHL have been invisible or close to it during the first week of the playoffs

MINNEAPOLIS — The Wild didn't make history.

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Wild moved up in the series while playing down a key player.

The Minnesota Vikings tight end room chugged a beer on the scoreboard while attending the Minnesota Wild Stanley Cup Playoff game.

Singer will be performing in Houston, Texas, this weekend

April 2014 was a different sports time around here. Ron Washington still managed the Rangers. “Dez Caught It” was nine months away from being a fan’s outcry. Monta Ellis played 82 games, one of five Mavericks (including Dirk Nowitzki) to play at least 80 that season — so the fans’…

The Stars went 68 minutes in Game 1 against the Minnesota Wild without being able to beg, borrow or steal a goal.

DALLAS — The Wild are expecting an urgent Stars lineup in Game 2 on Wednesday night at American Airlines Center after the Wild won Game 1 in double overtime, but the Wild feel they need to be just as desperate.

We only recently passed the 50th anniversary of a stunning upset of Muhammad Ali, a night when a former Joe Frazier sparring partner named Ken Norton broke the champion’s jaw — possibly as early as the second round — to score a major upset in a 12-round decision.

Bryan Marchment would know what to do. It probably would have been done by now.