7:15 PM: Former Minnesota Wild player Andrew Brunette has announced his retirement after 16 NHL seasons and has been named at the Wild's new hockey operations advisor.
7:00 PM: Seattle Mariners pitcher Felix Hernandez officially signed a new seven-year, $175 million contract on Wednesday: "To all the people in Seattle who trust me, who believe in me, I'm not going to disappoint .... I love this city and I love my teammates and I want to stay here in Seattle."
6:45 PM: Yahoo's Rand Getlin reports that Everette Scott was certified by the NFLPA to continue his career as a player agent despite being under federal indictment for fraud. Scott was convicted last week of defrauding investors out of more than $5 million.
6:30 PM: The AP reports that members of the University of Miami baseball team were recently tested for performance enhancing drugs. Hurricanes strength coach Jimmy Goins was among the names listed by a Miami clinic accused of providing PEDs to numerous athletes.
6:15 PM: Ed Sherman of the Sherman Report responds & has other responses to former Deadspin editor Will Leitch writing an article blasting ESPN business reporter Darren Rovell.
6:00 PM: USC announces it has fired baseball coach Frank Cruz for violating NCAA rules limiting the amount of time players can spend in activities supervised by the coaching staff.
5:45 PM: During a rain delay in an Australia vs. Sri Lanka cricket match, fans at the Sydney Cricket Ground put their empty beer cups together to create a beer cup snake over 100 meters long.
5:30 PM: Before tonight's Duke-North Carolina basketball game, someone stole the head of the Blue Devils' mascot and placed it on a spike above the UNC bookstore.
5:15 PM: The Star Tribune reports Minnesota Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier has agreed to a new multi-year contract extension.
5:00 PM: An unnamed member of France's national soccer team is under investigation for soliciting an underage prostitute. Two other players will appear in court in June for soliciting another underage prostitute three years ago.
4:45 PM: Brian Murphy of the Idaho Statesman reports that a proposed NCAA football rule would ban Boise State from wearing all-blue uniforms at home games at its blue-turfed Bronco Stadium.
4:30 PM: Chicago White Sox manager Robin Ventura confirmed he turned down an one-year extension offer on his two-year contract last October: "I'm not worried about trying to extend anything right now. I'm more worried with this team in this spring training than I'm worried about 2015."
4:15 PM: After being suspended 20 games by the NBA, Orlando Magic forward Hedo Turkoglu said in a statement that he took the banned substance methenolone by accident in medication given to him by his trainer in Turkey.
4:00 PM: Kentucky basketball player Nerlens Noel tweets after being declared out for the season with a torn ACL: "Minor setback for a MAJOR comeback! I love you all and can't thank y'all enough for the prayers"
3:45 PM: Alex Marvez of Fox Sports reports that South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney is looking into getting an insurance policy worth up to $5 million in case he suffers a career-ending injury in his junior season.
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