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Kevin Garnett, the Hall of Fame forward and all-time franchise leader, made a special appearance at Target Center, receiving a warm welcome from fans after eight years.

"He's 0-for-30. Simple as that. You can say there's a lot of line drives in there, but you get to a place of playing every day for a week and not having any results, and it wears on you. It wears on you mentally as much as anything."

Frank Nazar reacted immediately to being hit in the face by a puck, throwing his gloves down and heading straight to the locker room, indicating serious concern about his injury.

THC-infused beverages will now be available at special events in the United Center, the home of the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago Blackhawks, which some experts suggest may pave the way for other arenas to do the same. These drinks can be sold outside of state-legal recreational dispensaries because they are part of the hemp-derived cannabis market that is currently legal on the federal level.

The Brewers for example, went for the combination of (1) really ugly, and (2) a locational nickname that you totally definitely hear people saying all the time.

The Chicago Bears have been renting since Warren G Harding was president. They started out in the NFL as tenants at Wrigley Field, sharing the baseball cathedral with the Cubs for 50 seasons before the league insisted all teams play in a stadium with a capacity of at least 50,000. So in 1971, the Bears decamped to Soldier Field, where they've been ever since.

"When he first came out with his Young Guns card, there was a huge amount of people that were joining into the hobby just to start collecting. And I think that was one of the earlier times that I had seen that happen where people that weren't collecting before really started to join in because they saw how good of a player that he was and wanted to be part of that history."

He seems pretty lethal with the puck, so we're pumped to get him. Based on the level of play he's had all year, he's going to get thrown into the fire.

With Oklahoma City down two All-Stars in MVP point guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and All-NBA swingman Jalen Williams, it will fall to the third to pick up the scoring burden. Big man Chet Holmgren will likely be the fulcrum of the Thunder's offense, and should be able to go to town against a depleted Bulls front line that, even when healthy, isn't that great.