Veterans Clay Matthews, Eric Weddle and Blake Bortles all say the Los Angeles Rams were at the top of their list of free agent destinations.

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• NFL committee proposes revamp of instant replay
• Reports: Saints reach deal with ex-Viking Sherels
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• Pro day takeaways: Why Drew Lock is getting top-10 NFL draft buzz
• Cowboys, Rams get preseason date in Hawaii
• Cardinals add to defensive line, sign Philon

Wayne Ellington scored 23 points and the Detroit Pistons made 17 3-pointers in a 118-98 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Thursday night.

• Durant helps lead Warriors past Pacers after friend's death
• Kings bounce back after tough loss to beat Mavs 116-100
• Young has 23 points as Hawks stop streaking Jazz 117-114
• Walker, Bridges lead Hornets past Timberwolves, 113-106
• Jokic leads balanced Nuggets effort in 113-108 win over Wiz
• Jostling for playoff position, Clippers face improving Cavs
• NBA fines Celtics' Smart $50K for shoving Embiid

Veteran outfielder Hunter Pence, who went to spring training with the Rangers on a minor league contract, will be on the 25-man roster as the team's fourth outfielder on Opening Day.

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• Source: Cards, Goldy finalizing 5-year extension
• Yankees' Sabathia 'felt great' in 1st spring game
• Sources: Rays bank on Snell with $50M deal
• Harper hits 1st Grapefruit League HRs with Phils
• Brewers reliever Knebel to get elbow exam
• The Stitches Are Showing

Anze Kopitar had a goal and an assist, Matt Roy scored his first career goal and the Los Angeles Kings used a three-goal third period to top the San Jose Sharks 4-2 on Thursday night.

• Subban records first career shutout, Vegas tops Jets 5-0
• McDavid, Draisaitl lead Oilers past Blue Jackets 4-1
• Smith makes 18 saves as Flames top Senators 5-1
• Grubauer's 44 saves help Avalanche overcome Stars 3-1
• Hart makes 40 saves as Flyers beat Blackhawks 3-1
• Crosby, Penguins beat Predators 2-1 in shootout
• Barbashev records first hat trick, Blues beat Red Wings 5-2