It got off to an early start when the Canucks traded backup Eddie Lack to the Hurricanes about a half hour before the second round was set to begin, the team announced Saturday. In return, Vancouver receives the Hurricanes’ third-round pick (No. 66 overall) and a 2016 seventh-rounder. MORE: All first-round picks | Day 1 winners, losers | Best 1-2 picks ever | Leafs make two trades Lack, 27, had been a fan favorite in Vancouver but didn’t seeing much ice time behind starter Ryan Miller....

The settlement will cover 98 million Americans if the court approves the agreement, according to Bloomberg. “We are pleased to have reached an agreement that will resolve the consumer class litigation in the U.S.,” Capital One told the financial news outlet on Thursday. “While Capital One and AWS deny all liability, in the interest of avoiding the time, expense and uncertainty of continued litigation, plaintiffs and Capital One have executed a term sheet containing the essential terms of a class settlement that, if approved by this court, will fully resolve all claims brought by plaintiffs against Capital One and AWS in this multidistrict litigation,” the court filing read, according to Bloomberg....

The movie, dubbed Fishing with Dynamite, also serves in some respects as a counterweight to Michael Moore’s Capitalism: A Love Story, a 2010 movie that promoted the benefits of a 90 percent tax rate while belittling the market-based system as a way to shift money to greedy bankers, Wall Street and corporations. First-time filmmaker Bobby Parmar, a professor at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, says that he’s a fan of Moore’s film, although his Fishing with Dynamite promotes capitalism....

On Wednesday night, photos containing direct messages between a group of hockey players who are all originally from Winnipeg were posted on social media. According to Game On Magazine’s Carter Brooks, the group included Leipsic, his younger brother Jeremey, who played for the University of Manitoba, Jack Rodewald, a forward in the Florida Panthers minor league system, and seven other collegiate and minor league players. Several messages included crude, derogatory and misogynistic language toward women and references to drugs....

WINNERS: Arnold Schwarzenegger, governor of California, tops my list. He was vaulted into office by a recall election that was really a Republican coup masquerading as democracy. But everybody loves Arnold, and we should never underestimate the power of personality in politics. Maria Shriver is also a winner. She stood by her man when predictable charges of womanizing surfaced, providing the necessary inoculation. And once her husband was in office, she used her Kennedy credentials to lobby Democratic legislators to back Arnold’s bailout plan for California....

“I’d gladly meet with him…we gave him the phone number to the scheduler and said we’d love to meet with you. Unfortunately he hasn’t followed up,” McCarthy told reporters. However, about an hour later, Fanone disputed those claims and said no one had given him a number nor had McCarthy’s team reached out to him. Shortly after Fanone’s remarks, McCarthy’s office reached out to the Capitol police officer. Fanone confirmed he finally spoke with a scheduler from the House minority leader’s office on Wednesday afternoon—more than a month after Fanone first attempted to schedule a meeting with McCarthy....

Officer Harry Dunn made the comments as he described the challenge faced by law enforcement that day and told how his police radio crackled with multiple reports of “officer down,” an explosion, “shots fired” and rioters “coming through the windows.” His colleague, Brian Sicknick, and four other people died in the violence that followed a pro-Donald Trump rally.One rioter was shot dead by police. Asked why more shots were not fired during the storming of the Capitol, Officer Dunn told The New York Times podcast The Daily: “I know a lot of people want to know, ‘Why the hell didn’t you shoot them?...

“The fact is that January 6 was one crazy day with many elements and I will never put myself into a situation like that again,” Gieswein said in a handwritten letter to U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan, which was obtained by NBC News. On January 6 during the Capitol attack, Gieswein was allegedly wearing paramilitary gear and allegedly wrestled with Capitol police officers while he tried to remove a metal barricade outside the building....

Prior to the attack on the Capitol, the former president repeatedly claimed that the 2020 election was “stolen” or “rigged” by Democrats. Some of these baseless lies were readily promoted by hosts on Fox News and other conservatie media outlets. As a result, attorneys representing at least three of the hundreds of defendants arrested for their involvement in the insurrection told The Associated Press that their clients will explain that they were misled by the former president and others during their trials....

Sullenberger endorsed Amy McGrath, who is running as Kentucky’s Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate. McGrath is a fellow former Marine fighter pilot. Sullenberger is best known for piloting U.S. Airways Flight 1549 on January 15, 2009, when it struck a flock of Canadian geese shortly after taking off from New York’s LaGuardia Airport. The plane lost power in both engines, and Sullenberger made the decision to pilot the plane to a crash landing on the Hudson River....

Until the only answer was to not do a damn thing. MORE: SN Power Poll | Four in, four out | 10 Week 1 overreactions | WATCH: Braxton Miller run | Catch TD So that was Urban Meyer moments before his Ohio State offense ran onto the field in Monday’s season opener at Virginia Tech, waiting until the last possible second to pick his starting quarterback and end months of speculation....

Ezekiel Elliott probably didn’t expect the first person asking him for money to be a former Ohio State teammate. About an hour after Elliott tweeted a photo of himself signing his rookie contract with the Cowboys, former Buckeyes quarterback Cardale Jones reminded the running back he’s in debt. MORE: NFL’s most-hated players | Cowboys thinking Super bowl with Elliott Elliott was the fourth overall pick in the draft and has a four-year rookie contract worth $24....

Arizona announced Friday that head coach Kliff Kingsbury will miss the game after testing positive for COVID-19. Quarterbacks coach Cam Turner and defensive tackle Zach Allen will also miss the game. The team said defensive coordinator Vance Joseph and assistant head coach/special teams coordinator Jeff Rodgers will handle the head coaching duties. The Cardinals placed linebacker Chandler Jones on the COVID list Tuesday. WEEK 6 PICKS: Straight up | Against the spread...

The Cardinals’ star quarterback hasn’t had the most eye-popping season this year, particularly for a player slated to reel $46.1 million in average annual value. With 14 touchdowns to seven interceptions, Murray, 25, has graded in as an average hurler through the first 12 games of the season. MORE: Russell Wilson draws Bo Callahan comparisons amid reports of lackluster birthday party attendance If he wants a vote of confidence, he should steer clear of former teammate Patrick Peterson....

Carpenter has been on a tear lately with 16 hits in his last 10 games — including five home runs — raising his season average to .266 in the process. MORE: 10 greatest St. Louis Cardinals of all time St. Louis can ill-afford another serious injury after it was announced Saturday that starting pitcher Carlos Martinez will be shut down for the season with a shoulder injury.

The Cardinals drafted a quarterback that year, too, but not until they took Ryan Lindley in Round 6. Give general manager Steve Keim credit for acknowledging how stupid Arizona was for discounting Wilson’s potential. MORE: Each team’s biggest draft regret Keim, who at the time was the vice president of player personnel under former GM Rod Graves, explained to Monday Morning Quarterback how and why he overlooked Wilson. “There’s this thing scouts talk about — ‘comps,’” Keim said Sunday....

The confirmation by Roush officials Sunday that Edwards will not be back in the No. 99 Ford had been long rumored but not substantiated because Edwards refuses to publicly discuss contract negotiations. He’s believed to be headed to Joe Gibbs Racing in a new fourth car, but contract with Roush does not permit him to announce his plans until September. NASCAR AT INDY: Rain adds to woes | Lineup breakdown | Indy’s lost allure | Flash point...

When Icahn bought into USX Corp. back in 1986, he aimed to force the Pittsburgh-based descendant of U.S. Steel Corp. to spin off its steel business and concentrate on its profitable Marathon Oil Co. unit. USX finally agreed in January to divide its stock into two parts, one with claims on energy profits and the other tied to steel. But the price jump Icahn expected never came. Icahn’s stock, bought for an average of $24 a share, was unloaded at a modest 25 percent profit....

He’s already on the short list of the best No. 1 overall picks in the MLB Draft — he was first in 2012 — and he just turned 28 in September. He’s also back on the free-agent market for the second year in a row, though that probably has more to do with last offseason’s lockout than anything. The shortened time frame made lengthy negotiations impossible, and the deal Correa agreed to with the Twins included opt-outs galore....

On Wednesday, the White Sox starting pitcher pitched a no-hitter, but not since Armando Galarraga’s imperfect game has there been such a heartbreaking closing inning: While Rodon ended up with the no-no, he plunked catcher Roberto Perez on the foot on a slider that just got away from him, ending the perfect game bid with one out in the ninth. MORE: The most recent no-hitter for all 30 MLB teams...