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Splash Dentist spotted in the wild: Dr. Walter Palmer is pictured near his home, seen in public for the first time since it was revealed he killed Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe.

Palmer, a veteran bow hunter, shot and killed a huge black bear during a September 2006 trek through the wilds of northern Wisconsin.

What could have happened had he stayed for one more season?

The Bronx Bombers are still in first place in the AL East with a record of 59-45, but many are picking the Blue Jays after their big deadline moves to catch New York and take the division title when things are all said and done. “For me, it’s tough to follow a guy...

Although not so electric, Estrada got the job done Tuesday, holding the Minnesota Twins to two hits and one run over 6 2/3 innings in the Blue Jays’ 3-1 victory.

Zimbabwe has reportedly lifted a ban on hunting around the national park where Cecil the lion was killed.

“Whilst Jericho is still alive, the cubs have a higher chance of survival as he was an integral member of the pride”.

The Toronto Blue Jays battle the Minnesota Twins at the Rogers Centre in Wednesday action. “I don’t want to send a message of panic”, he said.

“We take all reports of sexual harassment very seriously and we encourage anyone else who experienced such actions to come forward”, U President Eric Kaler said in a statement.

‘He should be allowed to have a good night’s sleep because his conscience should be clear.

The environment minister of Zimbabwe has called for the Minnesota dentist accused of illegally killing Cecil the lion to be extradited from the United States to face trial for paying for an unlawful hunt.

He has a.350/.480/.600 triple slash line in his first six games with the Blue Jays.

The Justice Department said it would not comment on whether the case could be formally prosecuted until the wildlife agency concludes its investigation.

SCI told the agency Palmer’s suspension – along with that of his guide – was pending the outcome of a “full and thorough investigation of the circumstances surrounding the death of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe”.

Zimbabwe will seek the extradition of an American dentist who killed a lion that was lured out of a national park and caused international outrage, a Cabinet minister said Friday.