Playoffs? This Lion’s no coward

Detroit Lions running back Kevin Smith either has too much spare time on his hands or is too much of a wide-eyed optimist for his own good, but in a recent blog post, he predicted the Lions would make the playoffs this season.

ON TV/RADIO

BASEBALL

IN BRIEF

CYCLING

Stults pitches Dodgers over hump

LOS ANGELES — Eric Stults turned in his second career shutout. Center fielder Matt Kemp made three outstanding defensive plays. Juan Pierre finished with three RBIs.

Leadership no political football for Gaels grad

His father won an AFC Championship with the New England Patriots and yet he has seen the commemorative ring twice. It might be just once. No one thinks about it all that much.

HORSE RACING

TODAY AT HOLLYWOOD PARK

Higher education holding up budget

CARSON CITY — Nevada lawmakers have their hands full as they start their 15th week of the 2009 session on Monday, trying to resolve differences in a state spending plan that must be balanced by new taxes and other revenue sources.

Supply up, demand down

It’s getting to be that time of year when gasoline prices start creeping up.

IN BRIEF

FRIDAY NIGHT SHOOTING

Underwhelming oversight leaves workers’ compensation in bind

Nevada’s long tradition of marginal regulatory oversight generates compelling news stories any time there’s a hepatitis C outbreak, rash of construction deaths, or a billion-dollar mortgage company bustout.

Bills target mortgage problems

WASHINGTON — Congress took action on three bills last week responding to the mortgage crisis.

Reporter’s Notebook

WAS IT DEJA VU WHEN the historic Moulin Rouge, the city’s first integrated casino, caught fire on Wednesday? It sure seemed like it.

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