The day after: 'Monday Night Football' headlines
Published: Sep 25 2012 11:17:32 AM EDT
Updated On: Sep 25 2012 11:26:17 AM EDT
Check out the front pages in Wisconsin and Washington state newspapers this morning following last night's controversial 'Monday Night Football' ending.
- Bus carrying Twins minor leaguers involved in fatal crash
- Scherzer becomes first to reach 10-0 in 16 years
- Arizona's Kennedy drops his appeal
- A's are hot, but Coliseum stinks
- Molina avoids serious injury in plate-collision
- Teixeira hopes to return in less than 2 weeks
- Red Sox, Dodgers make blockbuster trade
- Suzuki adds a spark to Yankees
- Back injury ends season for Mets' Santana
- Heat is on James, Miami in Game 6
- Report: Iverson's ex-wife claims he abducted their kids
- Lakers weighing options with Howard
- Miami's LeBron James to win 4th MVP award
- Timberwolves coach Rick Adelman reaches 1,000 career wins
- Friend of Lakers' Hill totals his Bentley
- LeBron James named SI's Sportsman of the Year
- Bobcats name assistant coaches
- Kings deny reported move to Virginia Beach
- NHL roundup: Seattle trying to land Coyotes
- Rask blanks Blackhawks to give Bruins 2-1 series lead
- Wild claims an overtime victory
- Blackhawks extend win streak, beat Wild 5-3
- DiPietro clarifies suicide comments
- NHL takes 'meaningful step' in counter proposal
- Canucks re-sign Lack
- Goodell: Replacements will do 'credible job'
- Flyers sign Hartnell to 6-year extension
