In his six NBA seasons with Boston, Chicago and New Orleans, Green has appeared in 245 games (73 starts) with career averages of 5.5 points.

The Bears have home games next season against Detroit, Green Bay, Minnesota, Dallas, the New York Giants, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and New Orleans.

Dylan Gambrell, Stefan Matteau, Madison Bowey and Roman Ahcan each scored a goal to help the Monsters beat the Wolves, 2-0, on Feb. 15 in Chicago. Rocco Grimaldi added three assists for Cleveland

Schedule subject to change and/or blackouts Sunday, Feb. 16 4 p.m. NHLN — Cleveland at Chicago 8 p.m. NHLN — Tucson at Henderson 2 p.m. NBC — AMA Monster Energy Supercross Championship: Round 5, Detroit 2:30 p.

New York Knicks (37-18, third in the Eastern Conference) vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (45-10, first in the Eastern Conference)

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Former Chicago White Sox All-Star and Baltimore Orioles World Series champion pitcher Eddie Fisher has died. He was 88.

Lawrence J. Dolan, owner of Cleveland's major league baseball team since 2000, has died at age 94. The Cleveland Guardians put out a statement Monday saying Dolan died Sunday night of natural causes.

(AP) — New York visits the Cleveland Cavaliers following the Knicks' 113-111 overtime win against the Chicago Bulls. The Cavaliers have gone 30-7 against Eastern Conference teams. Cleveland is 3-3 in games decided by 3 points or fewer.

The Chicago White Sox are making a surprising move by sending veteran pitcher Mike Clevinger to the bullpen this year. New manager Will Venable thinks that Clev

Larry Dolan, the longtime owner of the Cleveland Guardians, has died at age 94, the team announced Monday. A lifelong Cleveland resident, Dolan and his family are the longest-tenured owners in Guardians history,

It would take 18 more years for the league to put a Black referee on the court for a regular-season game. It happened on Feb. 12, 1968, when Jackie White donned a No. 32 jersey to officiate a game between the Cincinnati Royals and Chicago Bulls in, of all places, Cleveland.