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Latrell Sprewell made close to $100 million in his NBA career, according to his cumulative salary page on Basketball Reference. The last of that money was made in the 2004-05 season. On the eve of that year, the Wolves were talking to Sprewell about a contract extension. He didn’t think it was enough money, and he infamously uttered this quote: “Why would I want to help them win a title? They’re not doing anything for me. I’m at risk. I have a lot of risk here. I got my family to feed. Anything could... Читать дальше...

Trump, Sanders win without big money PACS or detailed proposals.

Stores will be shuttered in Bloomington, Woodbury and St. Paul.

Wild coach Mike Yeo, whose team faces Washington on Thursday, knows the pressure is on and he's been spending a lot of time meeting with general manager Chuck Fletcher. "That's the life of a coach in the NHL," Yeo said.

Oliver Dority, who has done time for two sexual assaults, is slated to move soon to a halfway house in the Summit-University district.

Former Wolves coach and general manager Kevin McHale sat in as a guest analyst on Inside the NBA on Tuesday. He started his career with the team as a TV analyst and special assistant in 1994.

Luke McAvoy, a native of Bloomington, Ill., played sparingly during his time with the Gophers. 'It was the acceptance of my teammates that I'll remember,' he wrote.

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After 83 years together, John and Ann Betar are going to be sharing their secrets for a lasting relationship.

Want to spend about $600 right now? That'll get you two seats for the Vikings-Green Bay game at the new U.S. Bank Stadium.

The record-breaking luxury apartment construction boom that has transformed downtown Minneapolis now will be spreading out to the suburbs.

After a long hiatus from the Vikings and the NFL, Adrian Peterson returned in 2015 to re-establish himself as one of the top running backs in the league, if not the best. In the process, he rewarded the Vikings for their patience and level-headedness after an offseason of pouting and posturing. At 30, Peterson proved that he can still play. He led the league with 1,485 rushing yards, was named a starter in the Pro Bowl and was a unanimous first-team All-Pro at his position. So no, the Vikings aren’t... Читать дальше...

The defendant is the eighth person convicted of trafficking girls and women in Ramsey County in the past 31 months.