INDIANAPOLIS -- Tamika Catchings scored 16 points in her final regular-season WNBA game and the Indiana Fever locked up the No. 5 playoff seed with 83-60 victory over the Dallas Wings on Sunday.Catchings received a standing ovation when she left the game with 1:33 left in the fourth quarter. She played all of her 15 seasons with Indiana, finishing her WNBA career second in points, first in rebounds and first in steals.During the first quarter, Catchings became the first WNBA player to make 2,000 free throws.WNBA career scoring leader Tina Thompson was on hand to show her support and former Pacers great Reggie Miller received cheers when the video screen showed him wearing one of the special game-day editions of Catchings shooting shirt.The Fever (17-17) tied the Atlanta Dream for fifth place in the overall standings and earned the higher seed by virtue of a 2-1 edge in the season series. Indiana will host Phoenix, for a single-elimination game in the first round.Karima Christmas led the Wings (11-23) with 12 points.STORM 88, SKY 75SEATTLE -- Breanna Stewart scored 18 points, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis added 16 and the Storm clinched the seventh seed in the WNBA playoffs with a victory over the Sky.Seattle will play at Atlanta in the opening round of the playoffs. Stewart also grabbed 11 rebounds, including her 277th defensive one of the season to pass Lisa Leslies WNBA record of 276 set in 2004.Sue Bird had 14 points and five assists for Seattle (16-18). The Storm needed to win to secure the seed after Phoenix beat the San Antonio Stars earlier. The Mercury will be the No. 8 seed.Jamierra Faulkner and Jessica Breland each scored 14 points for Chicago (18-16), which has a first-round bye.MERCURY 81, STARS 65SAN ANTONIO -- Diana Taurasi had all of her 18 points in the first half and the Mercury beat the Stars.Phoenix (16-18) will be the eighth seed in the playoffs and play at Indiana in the first round.The Mercury pulled away with a 10-1 run to end the second quarter ahead 45-33. The Stars (7-27) closed within 64-58 late in the third, but the Mercury went on a 12-0 run to lead by 18 with 6:52 left in the game.Brittney Griner scored 11 of her 15 points after halftime, Candice Dupree added 12 points and DeWanna Bonner 10.Monique Currie led San Antonio with 19 points. Moriah Jefferson scored 16 and Haley Peters added 11.The game marked the end of San Antonio coach Dan Hughes career as well as center Jayne Appel-Marinelli.SUN 87, MYSTICS 78WASHINGTON -- Jonquel Jones had 21 points and seven rebounds and the Sun closed the regular season with a victory over the Mystics.The Sun (14-20) scored 10 straight to lead 81-70 with 5:33 left in the fourth quarter. The Mystics (13-21) responded with four straight points but got no closer.Alyssa Thomas added 16 points and 10 rebounds, Jasmine Thomas had 14 points with a career-high 10 assists, and Chiney Ogwumike had 10 points and 10 rebounds.Washington had the first third-quarter lead of more than four points at 62-57 with 3:32 left in the period. But Connecticut had a 9-0 run and finished the quarter up 71-65.Emma Meesseman and Stefanie Dolson had 18 points each to lead the Mystics. Kahleah Copper had 15, Tierra Ruffin-Pratt 13 and Tayler Hill 10. Cheap Air Jordan 2 China Wholesale . 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The move comes after the Canadiens were approached by the Buffalo Sabres for permission to speak to Dudley - a former Sabres player and head coach. "The Sabres called for permission and I appreciate that, Im flattered, Dudley told TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun of ESPN.STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- The earliest the puck could drop on a potential outdoor hockey game at Penn States Beaver Stadium would be 2014. Athletic director Dave Joyner said Monday that hes informally discussed the possibility of hosting a game at the home of the Nittany Lions with Peter Luukko, president of Comcast-Spectacor, which owns the NHLs Philadelphia Flyers. Joyner characterized the preliminary talk as exploratory and high level. "A wouldnt-it-be-kind-of-cool thing to do" type-talk, Joyner described in a phone interview. "Nothing would happen until the very earliest until the end of the football season in 2014," he said. The idea of opening up Beaver Stadium to hockey has been thrown around at Penn State since the school announced plans to upgrade its club hockey program to Division I in 2010. The Big Ten is also starting a hockey league this fall, with the Nittany Lions one of the founding members. Penn State hockey could also play outdoors, whether as an undercard to an NHL marquee matchup or as part of a collegiate event. Any outdoor game would likely pack the 106,000-plus capacity stadium -- the second-largest in the country behind Michigan Stadium. The possibility has picked up social media buzz of late, especially with Nittany Lions coach Bill OBrien offering ringing endorsements in response to questions during last months coachs caravan, and at a charity golf outing earlier a few weeks ago. "To play a hockey game in Beaver Stadium would be great for this area," OBrien, who grew up in the hockey-savvy Boston suburbs, said then. "I love hockey." WJAC-TV reported last week that Penn State was "seriously considering the idea." Luukko said he had spoken with the Pittsburgh Penguins and the league about an interest in the game, the Philadelphia Inquirer also reported last week. Joyner said Monday that school officials are discussing logistics that Penn State has never had to plan for since Beaver Stadium is usually shut down and "winterized" following the last football game of each season in November.dddddddddddd The stadium typically isnt used again until the following April, for the Blue-White spring football scrimmage. Penn State could wait a few weeks to winterize, Joyner said, meaning a hockey game could be held in December. Then there are parking concerns, and preparing for last-minute alternatives should a winter storm shut down grass fields surrounding the stadium. The school does have experience with that scenario from dealing with weather-related problems for football. "Theres a lot of interest in doing this," he said. "We just have to get through these logistical hurdles." The NHL is increasing its popular outdoor games, which in the past had been limited to on or around New Years Day. There are likely to be six next season, including two at Yankee Stadium in New York. Other games are scheduled for Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor; Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles; and Soldier Field in Chicago. A Flyers-Penguins game would bring a blockbuster, all-Pennsylvania matchup to Beaver Stadium. The Buffalo Sabres could be a possibility as well -- it was team owner Terry Pegulas $102 million donation three years ago that enabled Penn State to upgrade its mens program and build a state-of-the-art arena opening in October. The school has also expressed an interest since Pegulas donation in hosting an NHL or AHL training camp, or an exhibition game. A hockey game on campus could rival the turnout for the "Big Chill" game held between Michigan and Michigan State in 2010 at Michigan Stadium. That game drew 104,173 fans, setting the world record for hockey attendance. Joyner also said Monday that Penn State is still seriously looking into the possibility of playing a football game in Ireland in 2014. ' ' '