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Jo Ann Lawery

Jo Ann Lawery now lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. When she isn't writing for eSports and other web sites, this avid hockey and baseball fan works in, where else, a casino as a "slot club ambassador."
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The company you keep (Pt. 2)

Michael Vick is a football player without a team. After spending time in jail, will he remember how he got to this point and never forget it was the company that he kept that got him there?

Pittsburgh gets its Stanley Cup

It took seven games, but after 17 years, the Stanley Cup is coming back to Pittsburgh.
In the 2008 Stanley Cup Finals, the Pittsburgh Penguins lost to the Detroit Red Wings in a hard fought series. Now, they're going to play again for the 2009 Cup, and this time the Penguins are hoping for a different result.

The NHL awards come to Las Vegas

Some hockey purists thought this would never happen. But, it has. The NHL Awards Show won't be held in Toronto, Canada this June. For the next three years, it'll be held in the desert.

Personal memories of Yankee Stadium

As the 2008 baseball season comes to a close, this reporter has her own memories of Yankee Stadium.

2008 Hockey Thank You Awards

The 2007-2008 hockey season is over and once again it's time for the annual thank you awards. So, let's get started...

Detroit wins the Stanley Cup

It took six games, but in the end it was like another "Motown oldie," as the Detroit Red Wings defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins and brought the Stanley Cup back to Detroit.

Local boy does good

He's the face of the Pittsburgh Penguins. He's tough, hard working and he's Pittburgh born and bred. It's not Sidney Crosby. It's his teamate, Ryan Malone.

Stanley Cup Preview

The Stanley Cup Finals are set. it's only right that the two best teams in the league all this season, Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh penguins are fighting for the right to hold the Stanley cup high.

The forgotten Penguin - Marc Andre Fleury

His teammates, Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, get all the sports headlines. However, but if it wasn't for the man in the net, Marc Andre Fleury, who knows where the skaters from the "Steel City" might be now?