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Aussie star’s epic nine-dart finish triggers massive $365k giveawayFour nights removed from another rough performance, the New York Rangers hope a few days of extra rest and practice can get them trending upward Friday night when they host the Pittsburgh Penguins, who are on a season-high four-game winning streak. The Rangers are 1-6-0 in their past seven games while getting outscored 26-11 in those losses, including 9-2 in the first period. New York stopped a five-game losing streak Saturday when Kaapo Kakko scored with 24 seconds left in a 4-3 win over the Montreal Canadiens, but there was little carryover Monday night. In a 5-1 loss to the New Jersey Devils, the Rangers allowed two goals in the first 7:10 and trailed by four before Chris Kreider scored a power-play goal in the second. New York took 39 shots on goal but had 27 others blocked and made numerous mistakes that led to plenty of open ice for the Devils. Two days later, the Rangers spent a roughly 60-minute practice working on various drills, including ways to counter turnovers in the neutral zone. "A couple days of practice and guys working together, you'd like to think that it can have some positive impact on the game coming up," New York coach Peter Laviolette said. The Rangers also continued to tweak their lines. The opening night top line of Kreider, Mika Zibanejad and Reilly Smith was reunited, while Filip Chytil was skating with Will Cuylle and Kakko. Artemi Panarin (maintenance) skated on his own and did not practice but is expected to play on a line with Vincent Trocheck and Alexis Lafreniere. The lengthy practice and continued tweaks to the forward lines occurred a day after Laviolette reiterated his belief in a group that won the President's Trophy and reached the Eastern Conference finals last season. "I believe the answers are in that room," Laviolette told reporters Tuesday afternoon. "There's things we can do better, that we have to do better in order to be successful. But the only ones to get us out of where we're at right now are ourselves. So we have to focus on that." The Penguins allowed three goals in the opening period en route to a 6-0 home loss against the Rangers on Opening Night. That ugly showing was part of a 3-7-1 start, but Pittsburgh is 8-5-3 in its past 16 games. The Penguins have scored 18 goals during their current winning streak, with three of the four victories coming by one goal, including Tuesday's overtime win over the visiting Florida Panthers. Bryan Rust scored 1:31 into overtime to give Pittsburgh a 5-4 victory over Florida after the Penguins blew a 4-1 lead in the third period. Evgeni Malkin also scored and set up Rust's game-winner. Sidney Crosby added an assist, while Blake Lizotte had two helpers in a game where Pittsburgh was outshot 41-16. "I think it's just the mindset of the group," Penguins coach Mike Sullivan said. "I just think we have a different feeling on the bench. If we give up a couple goals in the third period like we did, when you look at the way the game is played, we were fortunate to be up a couple of goals. "What I liked about the group is no one got rattled. There was great conversation on the bench amongst the players." --Field Level Media

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Philadelphia star quarterback Jalen Hurts remains in concussion protocol and has been ruled for Sunday's game against the visiting Dallas Cowboys, with the Eagles expected to start Kenny Pickett. Hurts missed practice all week, and head coach Nick Sirianni confirmed before Friday's session that Hurts remains in the concussion protocol, adding, "It's going to be tough for him to make it this week." Hurts and Pickett (ribs) were both injured during last weekend's 36-33 loss to the Washington Commanders, but Pickett was a full participant in Thursday's practice and was limited on Friday. The Eagles also have Tanner McKee as the emergency third quarterback and signed Ian Book to the practice squad this week. Pickett, who grew up as an Eagles fan in Ocean Township, N.J., will have a chance to help Philadelphia (12-3) clinch the NFC East title in his first start for the franchise. "I'm very excited. It's a big opportunity," he told reporters Thursday. "I've been working hard to stay ready and I felt like I was in a good position last game with my preparation and now having a week to practice, I'll feel even better going into the stadium. So, I'm excited. I just want to get the win." Pickett relieved Hurts in the first quarter against Washington and completed 14 of 24 passes for 143 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Prior to that, he had appeared in three games in mop-up duty. "He's done a great job," Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown said on Friday. "He did a great job last week. I know he had a few hiccups, but overall he's doing a great job. It's not his first rodeo. We have a lot of confidence in him, I do, and I'm excited. "(He's) poised, confident. He comes in, he's commanding the huddle and that's what you want to see." Pickett, 26, compiled a 14-10 record as the starter for the Steelers from 2022-23 after being drafted by Pittsburgh in the first round (20th overall) in 2022. After the Steelers acquired Russell Wilson in March, Pickett was traded along with a 2024 fourth-round pick to the Eagles in exchange for a 2024 third-round pick and two 2025 seventh-rounders. Pickett has completed 62.3 percent of his pass attempts for 4,622 yards with 14 touchdowns and 14 interceptions in 29 career games. He has rushed for 303 yards and four scores. Hurts, 26, has completed 68.7 percent of his passes this season for 2,903 yards with 18 TDs and five picks in 15 starts. He has rushed for 630 yards and is tied for the NFL lead with 14 rushing touchdowns. --Field Level MediaAP Business SummaryBrief at 4:31 p.m. ESTWatch: Former Oregon Ducks’ star joins exclusive club

A search for a convicted murderer in a California town has put residents on edge, with schools closing and Christmas events being postponed Cesar Hernandez, who was sentenced in 2019 to 80 years to life with the possibility of parole for first-degree murder, escaped Monday morning shortly after arriving at the Kern County courthouse in Delano, a city of around 50,000 in central California. As of Thursday, he had still not been found. He was being transported to appear in court after pleading no contest to manufacturing a weapon and possessing alcohol or drugs in prison when he evaded staff and jumped out of the van, officials said. “Hernandez is considered dangerous,” Delano police said in a social media post. “If you see him, do not approach.” Cesar Guzmán, 32, was only blocks away at his barber shop from the intersection where Hernandez escaped. It’s been the “number one topic at the shop” since. “Everyday we talk about it,” Guzmán said. “The clients are, they’re scared because they haven’t found him. We’re really close to where it happened.” Delano has been inundated with a heavy law enforcement presence since Hernandez’s escape, with police knocking on doors and helicopters whirring overhead. Guzmán said it’s the first time something like this has happened in the town, where he has lived his whole life. Several local schools locked down Monday, and they remained closed through Thursday as the search continued, local school districts posted on Facebook. The city postponed its tree-lighting ceremony originally scheduled for Wednesday, and the Delano Chamber of Commerce delayed its annual Christmas parade scheduled for Thursday night. Hernandez remaining at large puts a damper on the festivities, which Guzmán and his family have attended every year. “Honestly, now we’re kind of like, ‘How can he get away from them? What the heck happened?’" Guzmán said. Hernandez, 34, was convicted of shooting a man after leaving a bar in south Los Angeles, according to appellate court filings. He had gotten into a “heated argument” with his girlfriend at the bar earlier that night and was looking for her after she left. The victim was at the bar but did not have contact with either Hernandez or his girlfriend, the filings said. As the man drove away from the bar in his pickup truck, Hernandez was seen following him in his car before getting out to shoot him. It's unclear from the filings what motivated the shooting. Hernandez was last seen wearing an orange top and pants. He is 5 feet, 5 inches tall, weighs about 160 pounds, and has brown eyes and black hair. He was transferred from Los Angeles County in June 2019. Anyone who sees Hernandez or has knowledge of his location is asked to contact law enforcement or call 911. On the other side of the country, another search was underway for the man who gunned down United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York on Monday. Police were following tips related to his whereabouts, including searching two hostels where the man may have stayed.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Adrian Kempe and Quinton Byfield scored in the second period, and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Seattle Kraken 2-1 on Saturday. Read this article for free: Already have an account? To continue reading, please subscribe: * LOS ANGELES (AP) — Adrian Kempe and Quinton Byfield scored in the second period, and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Seattle Kraken 2-1 on Saturday. Read unlimited articles for free today: Already have an account? LOS ANGELES (AP) — Adrian Kempe and Quinton Byfield scored in the second period, and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Seattle Kraken 2-1 on Saturday. David Rittich made 19 saves for the Kings, who improved to 6-2-1 at home. Kempe and Byfield scored 1:44 apart in the second period. Byfield buried a sharp-angle slap shot on a power play while dropping to a knee. It was his 98th career point in 200 games. Brandon Montour got the Kraken on the board with 1:26 left in the game. He converted a long shot with Joey Daccord off for another skater, but Los Angeles held on. Daccord finished with 19 stops for Seattle. Takeaways Kraken: Jordan Eberle will miss at least three months after undergoing surgery on his pelvis. He had six goals and five assists in 17 games before he got hurt against Chicago on Nov. 14. Kings: The power play had been in a 1-for-16 rut (6.25%) over the previous six games before Byfield found the net. It was the Kings’ lone opportunity with the man-advantage. Key moment After following its 1-0 loss to Buffalo on Wednesday with a fourth straight period of extreme low-event hockey, Los Angeles created a lot more activity and offense to start the second and generate its two goals. Key stat Winnipeg Jets Game Days On Winnipeg Jets game days, hockey writers Mike McIntyre and Ken Wiebe send news, notes and quotes from the morning skate, as well as injury updates and lineup decisions. Arrives a few hours prior to puck drop. The Kings know how to close out games, improving to 9-0-1 when leading after two periods. Up next The Kraken visit Anaheim on Monday, and the Kings play at San Jose on Monday. ___ AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/nhl Advertisement AdvertisementCalifornia to consider requiring mental health warnings on social media sites

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Geoff Molson is in Palm Beach, Florida for the NHL governors’ meeting. It was a good opportunity to ask him what he thinks of his club’s start to the season... And let’s just say that Molson was rather modest in his comments. Speaking at the BOG meetings in Palm Beach, owner Geoff Molson on the performance so far: “we went through a bump in the road and had some difficult games in November but we have a plan, we’re following the plan and have every intention of following the plan” – Priyanta Emrith (@HabsInHighHeels) It proves one thing: there’s no panic in the organization right now. It would be easy to advise Kent Hughes to move to improve his club to also advance the rebuilding process, but that would be illogical. That said, there’s another sentence that came out of Molson’s mouth that made me react. owner Geoff Molson on play so far this season: “the talent is there and we’re going to get there; those things happen. I’m encouraged by the recent weeks of performance and think we’re just getting better and we’re going to follow the plan.” – Priyanta Emrith (@HabsInHighHeels) The Canadiens have won four of their last nine games, but it’s not just the result that’s important. For the past two and a half weeks, the Habs have been able to pick up points because they’ve been playing the right way most of the time. It’s far from perfect, and we’ll all agree on that. But it’s by continuing to play this way that the team will move forward, and that’s what’s important in the end. So it’s only natural that Geoff Molson is satisfied with his club’s performance, because it should only get better. – I like the style. You know him, you love him: Jacob Fowler – /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) – Good point. When you compare, you take solace. Unlike the Ducks, the Canadiens are led by young players! – BPM Sports (@BPMSportsRadio) – Oh yes! Hockey on a Monday? Yes please! Here for Monday – Montreal Canadiens (@CanadiensMTL)David Beckham pays tribute to ‘heartbeat of Manchester United’ Kath Phipps

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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Cam Carter hit five 3-pointers and finished with 23 points, Vyctorius Miller added 20 points and LSU never trailed Sunday night in a 110-45 win over Mississippi Valley State, the Tigers' 21st consecutive victory when scoring at least 100 points. LSU's 65-point margin of victory was its largest since the Tigers beat Grambling by 75 (112-37) on Nov. 20, 1999 and is the third biggest against a Division-I opponent in program history. The 110 points were the most by LSU since a 119-108 win over North Florida on Dec. 12, 2015. Carter scored 11 points — including three 3-pointers — in the first six minutes to make it 18-6 and LSU led by double figures the rest of the way. The Delta Devils went 0 for 6 from the field and committed five turnovers as LSU scored 17 consecutive points to take a 28-point lead with 7:44 left in the first half and led 55-13 at halftime. The Tigers allowed the seventh-fewest points in a half by an opponent in program history. Mississippi Valley State (2-11) is averaging 46.2 points and is winless with a scoring margin of minus-44.2 in 11 games against Division-I opponents this season. LSU (11-2) has won three games in a row since a 74-64 loss to SMU at the Compete 4 Cause Classic in Frisco, Texas, on Dec. 14. Jordan Spears and Daimion Collins added 15 points apiece for the Tigers, who shot 66% (46 of 70) from the field and made 12 3s. Alvin Stredic led Mississippi Valley State with eight points. ___ Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here . AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-basketball-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-basketball Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.THE last 12 months have been another rollercoaster year in Scots and UK politics. From Humza Yousaf’s resignation to Labour’s General Election victory — with a new SNP leader and US President along the way — it has been always unpredictable, at times unprecedented, and for some politicians unthinkable. Advertisement 11 In January, the Covid inquiry forced us to relive the worst of the pandemic Credit: Alamy 11 Michael Matheson quit over his £11,000 iPad data roaming bill in February Credit: Alamy 11 Come April and Humza Yousaf’s world collapsed around his eyes Credit: Alamy 11 May began with the prospect of a bitter contest to choose Mr Yousaf's successor Credit: AFP Here, Scottish Sun Political Editor CONOR MATCHETT takes a tour of the year which had thrills, spills, and some questionable use of some tax-payer funded cars . . . JANUARY brought us all the way back to 2020 as the Covid inquiry forced us to relive the worst of the pandemic. Former national clinical director Jason Leitch was embarrassed by his “pre-bed ritual” of wiping Whats­Apps , before ex-First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was accused of crocodile tears while being grilled by the UK probe’s lawyer Jamie Dawson. She and John Swinney went on to admit to the mass deletion of crucial WhatsApp messages — enraging bereaved families . Advertisement RED MORE IN POLITICS PRO-INDY BOOST Reform's rise could hand pro-Indy parties majority at next Holyrood election 'SHORT-SIGHTED' SNP blasted for ditching US trade plan with incoming Trump administration But by FEBRUARY , attention had switched to another issue the SNP moved slowly on — the wrongful convictions of scores of subpostmasters which were thrust back into the spotlight by TV series Mr Bates vs the Post Office . At Holyrood, shamed Nats Health Secretary Michael Matheson finally quit over his £11,000 iPad data roaming bill racked up watching footie while on holiday with his family in Morocco . He jumped before being pushed as parliament officials later ruled in MARCH that he had breached the code of conduct — having lied to the Presiding Officer and misused the expenses system. Come APRIL and Humza Yousaf’s world collapsed around his eyes. The then- First Minister’s controversial Hate Crime Act came into effect , prompting thousands of complaints within its first week and attacks from Harry Potter author JK Rowling and X billionaire Elon Musk . Advertisement Most read in The Scottish Sun ALL ROVER IT Barry Robson appointed manager of SPFL club - 11 months after Aberdeen axe baby joy Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan announce she's pregnant with first baby FLIGHTMARE Moment Ryanair passengers cheer as yob is hauled off flight to Scotland by cops NEIL BY MOUTH Moment Rangers hero says he needs RESCUED on live TV during Motherwell clash Then Scots politics exploded. On April 18, Peter Murrell, husband of Nicola Sturgeon and former SNP chief executive, was charged with embezzlement as part of cops’ Operation Branchform fraud probe into the party’s finances. On the same day, Nats chiefs ditched their climate targets , earning the wrath of coalition partners the Scottish Greens — a move which triggered the beginning of the end for Mr Yousaf as First Minister. As Humza Yousaf announces he is stepping down from politics we look at some of his gaffs Greens co-leaders Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater moved to put their power-sharing deal with the SNP — signed off by Ms Sturgeon while First Minister in 2021 and known as the Bute House Agreement — to a members’ vote. But after Mr Harvie’s car-crash TV interview on trans healthcare issues on April 21, Mr Yousaf decided to unceremoniously boot them out of government — and four days later the Greens were gone. Advertisement The political crisis, however, was not. And as the SNP leader faced calls to allow an early election and a no-confidence vote, the path to survival narrowed. By April 29 he had resigned — joining the Greens on the scrapheap of history. His decision meant MAY began with the prospect of a bitter contest to choose his successor but shadowy SNP figures moved quickly. They ensured a coronation for John Swinney — persuaded out of effective retirement as a backbencher to take on the top job and save the SNP from total destruction — after agreeing a secret deal with rival Kate Forbes . Advertisement But with Mr Swinney’s feet barely under the table, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak took to the steps of Downing Street in the pouring rain to announce a July General Election . If 2024 is anything to go by, 2025 is guaranteed to have even more twists and turns in store for the nation’s politics, and we won’t pretend anyone can predict what will happen next It was an opportunity missed by the new First Minister, who spent the first days of the campaign defending the conduct of Mr Matheson after he was handed a record-setting 27-day suspension from Holyrood over his iPad costs scandal. JUNE was a campaigning month and Sir Keir Starmer made multiple visits north of the border as Labour aimed to take advantage of chaos within SNP ranks. The campaign was brightened by trips to Germany , where the new SNP chief juggled beer steins before watching Steve Clarke’s men crash out of Euro 24 , while Westminster politics was rocked by Betgate. Advertisement Scots Tories leader Douglas Ross also burned down his party’s house and resigned after flip-flopping again and running to be an MP. By the first week of JULY the Nats were facing up to disaster, returning just nine MPs in their worst performance at a General Election since 2010 , while Anas Sarwar and Scottish Labour rejoiced with their haul of 37. Appearing as a pundit on ITV’s election night coverage, a glum-faced Ms Sturgeon infuriated colleagues by washing her hands of Nats’ thumping — and got a bumper £25,000 pay-packet for the privilege. 11 Scots Tories leader Douglas Ross burned down his party’s house in June and resigned Credit: Getty Advertisement 11 In July Anas Sarwar and Scottish Labour rejoiced with their haul of 37 at the General Election Credit: Getty 11 Southport murders sparked race riots down south in August Credit: Getty 11 Russell Findlay romped to victory in the Scottish Tory leadership race in September Credit: PA In the US, Donald Trump narrowly survived an assassination attempt in one of the most shocking moments of the year in world politics. Advertisement By AUGUST Labour’s honeymoon was already over as they faced a backlash for axing millions of pensioners’ winter fuel payments, while the Southport murders sparked race riots down south. Come SEPTEMBER , Mr Sarwar showed off his dancing moves on stage during a DJ set at Labour’s conference but there were no celebrations among staff at Grangemouth oil refinery after it was announced it is set to close in 2025. Glum-faced Nats Finance Secretary Shona Robison outlined £1billion in savings in the Scottish budget, while Russell Findlay romped to victory in the Scottish Tory leadership race. The ten-year anniversary of the independence referendum was marked, with former First Minister Alex Salmond telling The Scottish Sun he believed Scotland would leave the UK within his lifetime . Advertisement But tragedy hit the Alba Party chief in OCTOBER when he died after suffering a massive heart attack aged 69 at a conference in Ohrid, North Macedonia — and Scotland mourned the loss of one of its political titans. We revealed how shamed ex-chief medical officer Dr Catherine Calderwood had wanted to “ride out” the controversy over her lockdown-busting trips to her second home, while Rachel Reeves hiked taxes by £40billion in a tax-and-spend first Westminster Budget as Labour Chancellor. In NOVEMBER , the SNP stole a march on Labour by announcing they will bring in a new Winter Fuel Payment from next year. Advertisement But John Swinney was forced to defend a second scandal-hit health secretary, as Neil Gray was slammed for taking government limos to football matches and a movie premiere . SNP Commons leader Stephen Flynn was dubbed a “p****” by a colleague over a bid to try to double-job as an MSP and an MP — eventually forcing him into a U-turn. Mr Trump was elected as US President , comfortably beating the Democrats’ Kamala Harris . DECEMBER saw the Scottish Government splash the cash. Ms Robison twisted the knife into Labour by announcing plans to scrap the two-child benefit cap — though not before binning a council tax freeze, with Scots told to brace for massive hikes in April. But Nats were cheered by signs of a recovery. Advertisement They were comfortably ahead of Labour in polls while their festive spirits were further boosted when Mr Sarwar was forced to attack UK Labour chiefs for refusing compensation to Waspi women hit by changes to the state pension age. Read more on the Scottish Sun GHOST TOWN Former Scots shopping hotspot 'decaying' as multimillion pound revamp ‘failing’ VAX HORROR Striken Scots 'gaslit' by health bosses after complications from Covid vaccine Just as MSPs began to look ahead to next year, Mr Yousaf announced his time at Holyrood will come to an end at the 2026 Scottish election. If 2024 is anything to go by, 2025 is guaranteed to have even more twists and turns in store for the nation’s politics, and we won’t pretend anyone can predict what will happen next. 11 In October, Alex Salmond died after suffering a massive heart attack aged 69 Credit: Getty Images - Getty Advertisement 11 Donald Trump was elected as US President in November Credit: Getty 11 Finance Secretary Shona Robison announced plans to scrap the two-child benefit cap in December Credit: PA