Tennis player Andy Murray yesterday "married long-term girlfriend Kim Sears" at Dunblane Cathedral in Scotland (AP, 4/11).
Providence College defeated Boston Univ. last night in the NCAA men's hockey championship game before a crowd of 18,022 at TD Garden (HARTFORD COURANT, 4/12).
Wisconsin State Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald "expressed renewed optimism on Friday that a financing plan for a new downtown Milwaukee arena plan will be approved" (MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL, 4/11).
Sources said that Browns QB Johnny Manziel "has been released from a rehab treatment facility." The Browns expect him to "attend offseason workouts starting April 20, though they could see him earlier than that" (ESPN.com, 4/11).
The NBA is "probing the events surrounding the arrest and injury" of Hawks F Thabo Sefolosha. The league "wouldn't go so far as to characterize its efforts as an official investigation, but a source close to the situation expects the league to do so in short order" (ESPN.com, 4/11).
Baseball HOFer Jim Palmer "threw out the ceremonial first pitch" at the Orioles' home opener Friday (Baltimore SUN, 4/11). Meanwhile, the Orioles today will hold "Kids' Opening Day," which "offers young fans a chance to meet players and run out onto the field" (Baltimore SUN, 4/12).
