• A bad second quarter sinks Thunderbirds against Mammoth
  • Rochester stays hot, beat crosstown rivals
  • Rush explode for 21 goals, remain atop standings
  • Forever a Roughneck Night Ends With a Familiar Face
  • Strong Final Quarter Gives Rush 11-7 Win Over Thunderbirds

MLL: Outlaws Look for Ninth Win

The Denver Outlaws (8-0) look to keep their unbeaten streak alive, as they host the Charlotte Hounds (4-4) in the regular-season series finale between the two teams.   With a ninth straight victory Denver would tie the Major League Lacrosse record for best start to the season, but the team has its sights set higher than a record start.   “What’s important is that you make the Final Four weekend…

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Hounds Find Rookie Success

Being a rookie in the MLL can be tough. Since most MLL players hold down second jobs, traveling and training can be difficult. But despite the difficulty the rookies of the Charlotte Hounds seem to be putting forth great effort. Sometimes the rookies who put forth great effort are the ones who live in your own backyard. Mike Sawyer is a Charlottean who has proven himself by being named MLL…

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Closer Look at the MLL All Stars

Everyone selected for the MLL All Star Game has earned their spot one way or another. Here’s why the players selected this year deserve their spots.   Faceoff   Two of the best in the game in Greg Gurenlian and Anthony Kelly have more than earned their slots. Greg should have been an All Star multiple times, but plaguing injuries kept him out. He has bounced back for his first…

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MLL Power Rankings: Cannons Rising

Denver Outlaws The Outlaws are 8-0 and it looks like they won’t be losing any time soon. They dismantled the hapless Ohio Machine this week and are solid in every area of the game. No one even comes close to them right now. Hamilton Nationals The Nationals have been the surprise of the season in MLL with a 6-2 record and in second place in Major League Lacrosse. They have…

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Washington Stealth to Relocate to Langley for 2014 NLL Season

On Thursday it was announced that the 2010 NLL Champions the Washington Stealth would be moving north of the border for the 2014 NLL season. The Stealth will be moving to Vancouver British Columbia and will play out of the Langley Events Centre (LEC) home to the WLA’s Langley Thunder. The Stealth have been one of the most successful teams over the last five years in the NLL having reached…

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