Monthly Archives: March 2009

Bemidji State makes improbable run to Frozen Four

The time is now for the Bemidji State men’s hockey program. In a story that will receive attention in college hockey circles over the next couple of weeks, the Beavers defeated Cornell on Sunday in the Midwest Regional final to … Continue reading

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Flood blends surreal with the all-too-real

From sandbagging on the banks of the Red River to day-to-day tasks like driving to work, life in Fargo-Moorhead hasn’t been the same lately. Hopefully, the sound of choppers flying over your head or the sight of military Humvees driving past … Continue reading

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Coste appears to have big league job

The Philadelphia Phillies traded catcher Ronny Paulino to the San Francisco Giants last night, pretty much securing a big league job for Chris Coste. Coste – a Fargo native and former Concordia College and F-M RedHawks standout – was battling … Continue reading

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The flood fight unites all

Prior to my Wednesday night duties on the sports desk, I ventured out with a couple of my co-workers to north Fargo to help with sandbags for building dikes. I’m not going to call it a silver lining, but I’m just going … Continue reading

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A couple links to share

I’ve got a couple of links to share that I’m finally getting around to. The New York Times had an interesting story a couple weeks ago about big cities going from multiple newspapers down to one and what the next step … Continue reading

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WBC poses challenge for teams relying on MLB

Japan and Korea are currently playing for the World Baseball Classic title tonight. This shouldn’t be a surprise, as Japan is the defending champ and Korea is enjoying its second straight strong WBC showing. Last night’s USA loss in the … Continue reading

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Bison-Kansas: Let’s look back at upsets past

Anyone I am friends with or work with will tell you I love the underdog. So when it comes to the NCAA tournament, nothing beats the first two rounds. That’s when the underdog shines. Let’s keep in mind that teams … Continue reading

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Tourney field seems top-heavy

I was filling out my NCAA tournament bracket, and I found it really difficult to not put the top seeds in the Final Four. There just doesn’t seem to be that many Final Four challengers beyond the top seeds. Of … Continue reading

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F-M spring training update

A number of players with ties to the Fargo-Moorhead area are competing in spring training. Here’s a look at how they’re doing. Feel free to leave a comment if I missed someone. Chris Coste, Phillies catcher: Fargo native and former … Continue reading

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Random notes on Twins

I watched quite a bit of today’s Minnesota Twins spring training against the Florida Marlins while I was out to lunch at a local bar/restaurant establishment, though let’s face it, this time of year it’s hard to watch baseball when … Continue reading

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