National Sports

Monday's Games NHL Boston 3, Montreal 2 (OT) Minnesota 3, Vegas 0 Colorado 3, Edmonton 2 (OT) Nashville 6, Anaheim 3 --- AHL Cleveland 3, Utica 2 (SO) --- MLB Spring Training Baltimore 10, Minnesota 8 Boston 5, Atlanta 0 Toronto 3, Detroit 1 Miami 3,

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Kerri Einarson got run support from her lineup in an 8-4 doubling of Denmark at the women's world curling championship Monday. Canada improved to 3-2 and takes on Japan (4-1) in its lone game Tuesday at the CN Centre.

MONTREAL — Brad Marchand won’t hold the memory of an overtime game-winner at the Bell Centre too close to his heart. Instead, he’s just happy that his Boston Bruins came back to win 3-2 in overtime against the Montreal Canadiens.

WINNIPEG — The Winnipeg Jets may have been sellers at the NHL trade deadline, but general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff didn't see any holes in his roster after a busy day.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana’s governor on Monday vetoed a bill banning transgender females from participating in girls school sports while signing another eliminating the state’s permit requirement to carry handguns in public. Republican Gov.

OTTAWA — Only time will tell whether or not the Ottawa Senators were winners on trade deadline day. Senators general manager Pierre Dorion made a few moves, but none that could clearly be labelled game changers.

CALGARY — The Calgary Flames did their shopping early this year.

Kyle Dubas watched his Atlantic Division counterparts make their moves. Then the Toronto Maple Leafs general manager came back with his.

BROSSARD, Que. — Kent Hughes played hard to get ahead of his first trade deadline day as general manager of the Montreal Canadiens. Hughes and the Habs front office didn't make any calls to swing trades, instead letting the deals come to them.

VANCOUVER — Leading up to his first deadline as general manager of the Vancouver Canucks, Patrik Allvin kept his focus on the horizon.