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[b]Bryce Callahan Jersey Retro[/b] . -- Adrian Peterson shouldnt have any reason to get "hot" at Minnesota Vikings coach Leslie Frazier this week. Peterson returned to practice for Minnesota on Friday and is expected to play in Sundays game at Cincinnati as long as he doesnt have any setbacks with his sprained right foot. The leagues second-leading rusher, Peterson is listed as questionable for the Vikings (4-9-1). "Im looking forward to playing this week," Peterson said Friday. "Get another day to rest tomorrow, which is going to be good. As far as the foot goes, Ill be ready to go." Peterson missed last weeks game after spraining his foot a week earlier at Baltimore. Though he returned to practice on a limited basis last Friday, Frazier held Peterson out of Sundays 48-30 win against Philadelphia. Frazier said it wasnt an easy conversation with Peterson, who admitted to being "hot" and devastated" about having to sit out. "Because I felt I was to the point where I was ready to go," Peterson said. "My mind was ready to get out there and play. Im in game mode and then I find out that Im not playing. No matter what I had to say, thats what it was. Thats why it was tough. But fortunately we got a win, so that kind of ease the pain a little bit." Frazier expects Peterson to play this week, but wanted to make sure the NFL MVP didnt have any setbacks prior to Sundays game. Peterson was limited in Fridays practice. "We didnt have him do every rep, but enough where he would feel confident and we would feel confident," Frazier said. "So it was encouraging with some of the things he was able to do." Peterson trails Philadelphias LeSean McCoy by 122 rushing with two games left and said he still feels the rushing title is within his grasp. "Yeah, its not over 200 yards, so its still in play," Peterson said, saying earlier: "I look at it, any competitor would want to be at the top of the game. I play this game to be the best. So with that, leading the league goes along." Minnesota should also have Petersons backup, Toby Gerhart, in the lineup after he missed last week with a hamstring injury. Hes listed as probable. The Vikings said rookie cornerback Xavier Rhodes will be out Sunday because of a sprained ankle. Tight end John Carlson is doubtful after having a relapse of concussion symptoms on Thursday.
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[b]Les Dodson Jersey Retro[/b] . Noah finished with 13 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists in 34 minutes. He was headed for his fourth triple-double of the season, but sat down with about three minutes left because of the lopsided score. Kirk Hinrich scored 19 points for Chicago, going 5 for 6 on 3-pointers, Carlos Boozer added 18 points, D.CHARLOTTETOWN - Ivan Barbashev scored three times and Christophe Lalonde had a four-point outing as the Moncton Wildcats downed the host Charlottetown Islanders 5-3 on Sunday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action.Lalonde scored once and set up three more for the Wildcats (4-2-0), while Mathieu Olivier added the other Moncton goal.Julien Avon, Mitchell Balmas and Bradley Kennedy supplied the offence for the Islanders (4-2-1).Alex Dubeau made 29 saves for the Wildcats as Charlottetowns Mason McDonald stopped 31-of-36 shots in a losing cause.Moncton went 1 for 6 on the power play while the Islanders scored once on two chances with the man advantage.---SAGUENEENS 5 SEA DOGS 4 (SO)SAINT JOHN, N.B. a€” Gabryel Paquin-Boudreau scored the shootout winner while adding three assists in regulation and Julio Bilia made 33 saves as Chicoutimi slipped past the Sea Dogs.Samuel Roussy, Alexandre Ranger, Nicolas Roy and Reid Halabi scored in regulation for the Sagueneens (3-4-0).Mark Tremaine, Samuel Dove-McFalls, Nathan Noel and Daniel Dal Paggio scored for Saint John (3-1-2), while Sebastien Auger kicked out 50-of-54 shots. ---REMPARTS 6 CATARACTES 3QUEBEC CITY a€” Marc-Olivier Roy had a hat trick and Eric Brassard stopped 28 shots as the Remparts doubled up Shawinigan.Guillaume Gauthier and Adam Erne each had a goal and two assists for Quebc (3-3-0) and Dmytro Timashov added a single goal.Dylan Labbe had a pair of goals for the Cataractes (4-1-2) while Alex Pawelczyk scored once. Marviin Cupper made 18 saves in a losing cause.
[b]NFL Cheap Jerseys[/b]. ---PHOENIX 6 VOLTIGEURS 3DRUMMONDVILLE, Que. a€” Time Wieser and Lucas Thierus each scored twice as Sherbrooke toppled the Voltigeurs.Raphael Lafontaine and Daniel Audette also scored for the Phoenix (5-1-0) and Kay Schweri tacked on three assists. Alex Bureau made 36 saves for the victory.Joey Ratelle scored twice for Drummondville (3-3-0) and Marc-Antoine Bouillon had the other. Louis-Phillip Guindon allowed five goals on 22 shots in 50:44 of action before giving way to Joe Fleschler, who stopped 1-of-2 shots in relief.---OLYMPIQUES 7 FOREURS 2VAL-DOR, Que. a€” Jonathan Bourcier scored twice and Yakov Trenin had a goal and three assists as Gatineau crushed the Foreurs.Alexandre Alain, Alexandre Landreville, Joey Richard and Louick Marcotte also scored for the Olympiques (4-1-2) while Nicolas Lachance made 26 saves for the win.Julien Gautheir and Stephen Anderson supplied the goals for Val-dOr (2-5-0). Keven Bouchard gave up four goals on 16 shots before being replaced by Etienne Monpetit, who turned away 8-of-11 shots in 25:58 of relief.-OCEANIC 3 TIGRES 1VICTORIAVILLE, Que. a€” Christopher Clapperton scored twice and set up Simon Bourque for another as Rimouski defeated the Tigres.Alexis Loiseau had two assists for the Oceanic (5-1-0) and Philippe Desrosiers made 26 saves for the victory.Angelo Miceli scored the lone goal for Victoriaville (4-2-1) as Chase Marchand kicked out 28-of-30 shots in defeat.--- ' ' '
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