Jerry Zgoda
Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Jerry Zgoda is in his 39th year with the Star Tribune. He now covers Minnesota United soccer, the 3M Open and PGA & LPGA golf and general-assignment reporting.
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3 days ago |
startribune.com | Jerry Zgoda
The Frost started fast Sunday in Game 3 of their wild PWHL first-round playoff series, then withstood Toronto's multiple comeback attempts before winning 7-5 at Xcel Energy Center. The Frost took a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five series by winning the highest-scoring game in the league's two-season history. A year after they needed two victories at home and one at Toronto to advance, the Frost now can move on to the league finals with a home victory over the Sceptres in Game 4 on Wednesday.
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5 days ago |
startribune.com | Jerry Zgoda
Golden State coach Steve Kerr played all nine healthy players on his bench before halftime Thursday against the Timberwolves, all to find his team's way forward without injured Stephen Curry in their Western Conference playoff series. Kerr found forwards Jonathan Kuminga and Trayce Jackson-Davis in an audition of sorts after they combined to score 33 of the Warriors' 39 points off the bench.
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Jerry Zgoda
By Jerry Zgoda Warriors guard Stephen Curry, a four-time NBA champion and two-time league MVP, left Tuesday night's victory over the Timberwolves because of a hamstring strain. Curry is not expected to be available for at least the next three games of the best-of-seven series, which Golden State leads 1-0. Warriors coach Steve Kerr is scheduled to meet with the media at 2:30 this afternoon for an official update.
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Jerry Zgoda
By Jerry Zgoda Payton came off the Warriors' bench with seven minutes gone in the game after he missed Game 7 in Memphis because he was too ill to play. He traveled with the team from Houston on Monday, wore a mask and sat in the back of the chartered plane away from the other players. He sure was. Payton played 26 minutes, many of them in Curry's absence, and had eight points, five rebounds and four assists.
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Jerry Zgoda
In an attempt to innovate, the young Professional Women's Hockey League allows the top-seeded team in its four-team playoffs to choose its first-round opponent. A year ago, Toronto chose a fourth-seeded Minnesota team that had lost its final five regular-season games, and Toronto lost in five games. This time around, top-seeded Montreal bypassed the fourth-seeded team now called the Frost and chose to play third-seeded Ottawa instead.
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From Ridder Arena, a wild finish to NCAA women’s Frozen Four: Late penalty shot, overtime goal lift Wisconsin over Ohio State for women’s hockey national title https://t.co/hsjUuD33yH
All-time Gophers leading goal scorer Nadine Muzerall is back at Ridder, this time coaching an Ohio State team that’s also back to where it always seems to be: in the NCAA Women’s Frozen Four final facing Wisconsin tomorrow afternoon https://t.co/HGCiwMRofL
It’s Frozen Four weekend for Gophers women at home at Ridder Arena with once-beaten Wisconsin up next in an NCAA semifinal Friday night. They’re hoping six times is the charm after losing all five vs. Badgers so far https://t.co/UBouJQSu91
