8:15 PM: About 3,000 people showed up to see former Blackhawks & new Maple Leafs player Dave Bolland bring the Stanley Cup to west Toronto on Thursday. Earlier in the day Bolland brought the Cup to a children's hospital in London, Ontario.
8:00 PM: After signing a five-year, $80 million contract extension, Washington Wizards player John Wall said he would be donating $1 million to D.C.-area charities: "It's not all about me .... You need to worry about other people. That's how you make yourself a better person as well."
7:45 PM: Minnesota Vikings offensive tackle DeMarcus Love said about his four-game ban for PED use: "I was shocked, man. I've never cheated and never will. Not intentionally. Unfortunate it's something I can't change. It happened. It didn't work out in my favor and so I've got to face the consequences."
7:30 PM: A six-foot-long, 150-pound dead shark was found laying outside the front door of a bar in Nantucket, Massachusetts Thursday morning.
7:15 PM: The New York Yankees announce that Alex Rodriguez is scheduled to play for the Double-A Trenton Thunder Friday & Saturday against the Reading Fightin' Phils.
7:00 PM: The Daily Mail reports property owner Elie Taktouk, whose former wife Daniella Semaan left him for Barcelona soccer player Cesc Fabregas, has also lost his London apartment to Fabregas, who purchased it in a divorce proceedings sale.
6:45 PM: Texas A&M is holding an auction of items from the G. Rollie White Coliseum, the Aggies' former home basketball arena that is scheduled to be torn down at the end of the month. Items include the arena scoreboard & pieces of the court floor.
6:30 PM: NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said on Thursday that he his "proud" to have Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam in the league. Haslam's Pilot Flying J truck stop company has been investigated & sued over a gas rebate program scam.
6:15 PM: Former Tennessee Volunteers & Dallas Cowboys receiver Cory Fleming was arrested on DUI charges early Thursday morning. Fleming was previously arrested for DUI in 2009 and found guilty of reckless driving.
6:00 PM: FootballScoop.com reports the Pac-12 Network will be producing its own Hard Knocks-style show featuring Arizona State & Cal. The Drive will air each Wednesday night starting on August 11.
5:45 PM: Five people were injured in a golf car accident Thursday at Bradford Woods, an outdoor activities center owned by Indiana University. One injured person had to be airlifted by helicopter to a nearby hospital.
5:30 PM: The Des Moines Register reports HyVee & Fareway grocery stores in Iowa & Nebraska have been fined $128,500 by the U.S. Department of Labor for "widespread violations" of child labor laws.
5:15 PM: The Detroit Red Wings announce they will retire Nicklas Lidstrom's #5 jersey in a ceremony before their March 6 game against the Colorado Avalanche.
5:00 PM: From the Philadelphia Inquirer, an Eagles player on the condition of anonymity said he believes Riley Cooper would have received more than just a fine if Andy Reid was still coach.
4:45 PM: The Texas Rangers have promoted 19-year-old second baseman Rougned Odor from the Single-A Myrtle Beach Pelicans to the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders.
Source: http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/sbblive?eid=54664
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