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MacKinnon sends Canada to gold medal game
Nathan MacKinnon scored the go-ahead goal with 35.2 seconds left after Shea Theodore tied it midway through the third period, and Canada survived another scare at the Olympics, rallying to beat Finland 3-2 and advance to the men's gold medal game.
'Bionic for real': Vonn has yet another surgery
Lindsey Vonn announced on social media that she is still hospitalized and had another surgery -- one that took more than six hours to complete -- after her crash that resulted in a badly broken leg.
No. 1 Canada, U.S. fall in women's curling semis
Canada's top-ranked women were upset by Sweden in the Olympic curling semifinals, while the United States also suffered a 7-4 loss to Switzerland.
Screws loose, Paul undergoes second jaw surgery
Jake Paul recently underwent a second surgical procedure on a broken jaw he suffered in his Dec. 19 knockout loss to Anthony Joshua.
Chiefs' Reid offers positive update on Kelce talks
Chiefs coach Andy Reid was all smiles while discussing the future of tight end Travis Kelce, who is considering another season in Kansas City or retiring after 13 years.
