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|  Thursday, Feb 22 United States women's hockey team ends a 20-year drought by defeating Canada in a shootout to win 2018 gold medal. | | | | San Diego State overcame some early offensive struggles to put away Air Force and win its third straight conference game | | | | | ESPN draft analyst projects Rashaad Penny as SDSU's highest draft pick at RB since Marshall Faulk. | | | | | Wil Myers has always been up for whatever role the Padres ask of him, and now he gets to take a step back with the arrival of Eric Hosmer. | | | | | Even while preparing for the 2018 season, several veterans in Padres camp are investing in the organization's youth movement. In some cases, their willingness to partner with young players is a chief reason they've been brought into the fold in San Diego this spring. | | | | | Left-hander Matt Strahm is a candidate to come out of bullpen, also for rotation. | | | | | New Padres first baseman Eric Hosmer has found great success in the homes of Padres, Dodgers, Rockies and Giants. | | | | | The US women win their first Olympic medal in cross-country skiing in dramatic fashtion. | | |
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