NHL: Sharks fire coach (Deseret Morning News)

The San Jose Sharks fired coach Ron Wilson on Monday after his club followed another outstanding regular season with yet another early exit from the Stanley Cup playoffs.Source : Deseret Morning News (subscribe)

Agency spent $1.3 million on Landis case (Deseret Morning News)

The World Anti-Doping Agency has spent more than $1 million helping fight the appeal by Floyd Landis of the decision stripping him of the 2006 Tour de France title for a doping offense.Source : Deseret Morning News (subscribe)

Florida football player shot in shoulder (Deseret Morning News)

A University of Florida football player is recovering after being shot in the shoulder while at a Tampa area-park.Source : Deseret Morning News (subscribe)

Bennati wins 3rd stage at Giro d'Italia (Deseret Morning News)

Daniele Bennati won the third stage of the Giro d'Italia on Monday in a massive sprint finish, and Liquigas teammate Franco Pellizotti held onto the overall lead.Source : Deseret Morning News (subscribe)

NBA notes: Knicks to introduce D'Antoni as newest coach today (Deseret Morning News)

Mike D'Antoni wrapped up his negotiations with New York on Monday night and will be introduced as the Knicks' new coach at a news conference today.Source : Deseret Morning News (subscribe)

Tough-guy Gossage shows soft side touring Hall (Deseret Morning News)

Rich Gossage isn't so tough anymore.Source : Deseret Morning News (subscribe)

NBA playoffs: James, Cavaliers even series (Deseret Morning News)

Back to even, and back to Boston with authority.Source : Deseret Morning News (subscribe)

MLB roundup: Cabrera, Lee lead Indians (Deseret Morning News)

Asdrubal Cabrera turned the 14th unassisted triple play in major league history, and it wasn't enough for the Cleveland Indians to complete a doubleheader sweep.Source : Deseret Morning News (subscribe)

Bryant, Garnett head all-defensive selections (Star Tribune)

• On the subject of the infatuation with pregame basketball pyrotechnics, smoke and noise, Commissioner David Stern said he’s had enough. "I think that the noise, the fire, the smoke, is a kind of assault that we should seriously consider reviewing in whether it's really necessary...

NBA's 'one and done' rule may have role in abuses (USA Today)

The head of the NCAA's enforcement division said Monday that the NBA one-and-done rule for college basketball players could be ... Source : USA Today (subscribe)