La Velle E. Neal III is a sports columnist for the Star Tribune, focusing on local sports in Minnesota, particularly the Minnesota Twins and the Minnesota Vikings. With a career spanning multiple newspapers and platforms, La Velle has established himself as a prominent voice in Minnesota sports journalism.
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La Velle E. Neal III's coverage focuses primarily on local sports in Minnesota, specifically the Twins, Vikings, and Gophers. His articles center around event coverage and announcements within these teams.
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By: La Velle E. Neal Iii
Sunday’s game revealed clear separation between Detroit’s quarterback and Minnesota’s.
By: La Velle E. Neal, La Velle E. Neal Iii
MINNEAPOLIS — Donte DiVincenzo hasn’t turned 28 but has been on quite the NBA journey, one that has brought him to Minnesota as the right fit at the right time.
By: La Velle E. Neal Iii
Kirill Kaprizov leads the league in scoring, but there are other factors leading to the team's hot start.
After three strong games in a row, the Gophers quarterback was three quarters into a mediocre (or worse) day, until his team fell behind and required a response.
Avoiding “disaster” status this season is possible with Ben Johnson's group of short-timers, and any more than that would be celebrated as overachieving.
A pair of former Gophers, Natalie Darwitz and Krissy Wendell-Pohl continue to contribute to the game that took them around the world.
Pedro Martínez was the favorite to win the American League MVP 25 years ago, but he was left off two ballots, including that of La Velle E. Neal III.
A wrestler who won two NCAA titles for the Gophers and an Olympic gold medal for his country, Gable Steveson said he wants a piece of the recent good times in the state.
By: La Velle E. Neal Iii
The Loons have a real chance to make the Western Conference Finals — All they have to do is upend the LA Galaxy on Sunday at Dignity Health Sports Park.
The Vikings are catching a Bears team that is on a four-game losing streak and recently canned its offensive coordinator but is too timid to do it to the head coach in-season.
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