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Seattle and Minnesota United played to a 0-0 draw, each earning a point in MLS.
Thomas, now the starting keeper, has not allowed a goal since Seattle’s opener, continuing solid form.
Callender achieved his second clean sheet of the season in his first year with Minnesota United.
Mason Morris returned for Seattle in the 65th minute after an injury, adding experience to the attack.
Minnesota United entered aiming to rebound after two straight road losses.
Seattle had won two prior road games before the draw with Minnesota United.
Minnesota swept Seattle in last year’s regular season and eliminated them in the playoffs via penalties.
Up next, Seattle visits the Houston Dynamo; Minnesota visits the Los Angeles Galaxy.
The match served as a defensive showcase with both goalkeepers contributing saves.
The article notes the 27-year-old Thomas as Seattle’s new starter replacing a longtime mainstay.

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Twins are close to finalizing their 26-man roster for Opening Day amid spring decisions.
Alan Roden, Ryan Kreidler and Eric Wagaman were optioned to Triple-A St. Paul, signaling roster shifts.
Tristan Gray appears set to back up shortstop, and James Outman may join as a backup outfielder.
The five starting pitchers are likely Joe Ryan, Bailey Ober, Taj Bradley, Mick Abel, and Simeon Woods Richardson.
The bullpen will be decided between Matt Bowman, Zak Kent, Dan Altavilla, and Cody Laweryson.
Kent has pitched well in spring and could earn a roster spot, while Altavilla trails in evaluation.
Leach notes Bowman is not among the favorites, amid his contract out clause and team deadline.
The article is based on reporting by MLB.com and ongoing spring performance observations.
Opening Day is approaching as the Twins near final roster decisions for the 2026 season.
The report identifies specific players as likely on the roster for Opening Day.

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St. Paul’s Grand Casino Arena, CHS Field, and Allianz Field are central to downtown activity and the city’s post-pandemic recovery.
The city owns and finances these venues, with private partners like the Minnesota Wild contributing to upgrades.
March sees near miljoen visitors to downtown St. Paul for sports, arts, and cultural events, underscoring the venues’ draw.
Attendance and event activity support local restaurants and businesses beyond the arenas themselves.
Officials are weighing funding and modernization plans to keep facilities competitive and safe for future events.
The piece frames venues as community assets that attract diverse audiences beyond sports.
Saint Paul Downtown Alliance projects near-1 million visitors in March due to events at the venues.
The article notes the pandemic’s impact on downtown activity and the importance of attracting visitors.
Recent negotiations seek state and private backing to renovate and expand stadiums for broader benefits.
The authors emphasize that sports venues can draw people from across the Twin Cities metro, supporting a wider regional impact.

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Shelters report a spike in stray and abandoned pets amid intensified deportation actions across multiple states.
New York Times investigations describe pets left behind as families face federal immigration sweeps.
Communities report shelters in New Orleans and Tampa seeing more animals than a year ago due to deportations.
Volunteers describe pets waiting for owners who may never return amid ongoing deportation operations.
The Times report highlights the humanitarian impact of removals on companion animals.
The article documents protests and visuals tying immigration policy to public sentiment.
Experts describe collateral damage as part of a broader immigration enforcement agenda.
Rescues report rising intake and strain on resources due to detentions linked to deportations.
The piece cites multiple frontline voices detailing on-the-ground effects on animals and owners.
The coverage ties animal welfare crises to broader debates over immigration policy.

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Minnesota lawmakers fast-track a bill to remove Cesar Chavez’s name from the state holiday.
The bill comes after a New York Times investigation cited sexual abuse allegations against Chavez in the 1970s.
Supporters say repealing the holiday would empower survivors and honor the farm workers movement in a different way.
Lawmakers described urgency to pass a clean repeal bill before the March 31 holiday.
Dolores Huerta and other critics are cited regarding Chavez’s alleged behavior in the past.
The proposed change would remove Chavez’s name from the holiday while the future could redefine it.
House leadership emphasized the repeal is a response to safeguarding the community and survivors.
The holiday was created in 2014 to honor Chavez’s work elevating farm workers and their safety.
Lawmakers signaled the possibility the Senate could pass the repeal before the holiday or governor could sign it.
Community leaders in Minnesota responded with calls for action amid the investigation's findings.

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