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PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Flyers want to play the way they did on Saturday for the rest of the season.

MONTREAL - Perhaps a Hobbit can help save the sinking New York Rangers. But diminutive winger Mats Zuccarello cautions not to expect any miracles.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - After scoring more than 500 goals in Calgary, Jarome Iginla just wants to fit in with Sidney Crosby and the streaking Pittsburgh Penguins.

By the time the Miami Heat get on their plane to come home late Sunday night, they could have a stranglehold on the race to finish with the NBA's best record. All they have to do is win at San Antonio. That, of course, is no easy task.

MONTREAL - Slapping a Canadian Maple Leaf on your backpack when travelling abroad may have its perks, but Craig Klinkhoff has found an even better way to make friends in foreign lands.

ATLANTA - As B.J. and Justin Upton prepare for their first season in the Atlanta Braves outfield, a look at the brothers who had the most success playing together in the big leagues: 1.

MIAMI - Even as a Lansing Lugnut, Mike Redmond loved managing. Close friend Mike Lowell recalls a conversation they had in 2011, shortly after Redmond became the skipper for the Single-A Lugnuts, who happened to be playing a Midwest League road game.

ATLANTA - B.J. and Justin Upton took side-by-side lockers during their first spring training together. Even so, they rarely came across as anything more than just teammates. Sure, there was plenty of good-natured ribbing.

Mike Trout of the Angels and Bryce Harper of the Nationals led a strong class of rookies that had quite the impact last season.

KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Jeff Luhnow sat outside on a bright February day at Houston's spring training complex — the type of morning when anything seems possible. Even for the Astros. Even for a team that lost more than 200 games the last two seasons.