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The Twins beat up the Tigers, the Wolves topped the Kings and the Wild came up short against the Avalanche. Here's a look at all things sports for Tuesday.

The Wolves hung tough but lost at Brooklyn, the Wild fell in a shootout and the Twins won their penultimate Spring Training game Monday. Here's a look at the results and a look ahead at Tuesday's schedule.

The St. Cloud State men's hockey team advanced to the Frozen Four, the Granite City Lumberjacks finished the regular season with a win and the Twins lost a Spring Training game. Here's a look at what happened Sunday and a heads-up for what's going on Monday.

Ovie and the Franchise wade through the all-too-often murky waters of Minnesota sports in order to tell you what to think about everything. It's basically "Clarissa Explains It All" but with two middle-aged men doing the explaining of it all.

The Wild bounced back for a win over Anaheim, the Wolves faded at home against Oklahoma City, the Gopher men's basketball team found a new coach and the NCAA Tournament rolled along. Here's a look at all things sports for Tuesday.

The NCAA men's basketball tourney keeps producing upsets, Husky hockey officially made the NCAA men's hockey tourney, college baseball was in full swing and the Twins began their final week of Spring Training. Here's a look at what you missed Sunday and what to look forward to on Mond…

The Minnesota Timberwolves picked up an impressive win at Phoenix, the Wild sputtered against the Avalanche, the NCAA Tournament got underway and local prep basketball teams competed in section playoffs. Here's a look at all things sports for Friday.

Ovie and the Franchise is a podcast with Jay Caldwell and Dave Overlund. It also airs on WJON Tuesday afternoons, except for the weeks it is on Wednesday. Or Thursday.

The St. Cloud boys hockey team fell in the section playoffs, St. John's University baseball earned a sweep at US Bank Stadium and there's a packed schedule on Thursday.

On the court it was a mixed bag for Pitino's Gophers, who finishes his tenure with a record of 141-123 overall but a mark of 48-82 in Big Ten Conference games.