National Sports

Friday's Games NHL Carolina 3 Arizona 0 Detroit 3 Ottawa 2 (SO) Pittsburgh 4 Colorado 3 (OT) --- AHL Utica 5 Lehigh Valley 2 Laval 7 Syracuse 5 Grand Rapids 1 Manitoba 0 Hershey 2 W-B/Scranton 1 (SO) Springfield 4 Bridgeport 0 Belleville 5 Rochester

DETROIT — Dylan Larkin and the Detroit Red Wings have their first winning streak in almost a month. Larkin scored the only goal in the shootout to give Detroit a 3-2 victory over the skidding Ottawa Senators on Friday night.

VANCOUVER — The Canadian men's volleyball team got out of the blocks with a straight-set win over Mexico on Friday night but now face their biggest hurdle on the road to the 2020 Summer Olympics. Canada, ranked seventh in the world, defeated No.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — The Canadian women's volleyball team has dropped its opener at a last-chance Olympic qualifying tournament. Canada, ranked 18th in the world, lost 3-2 (25-22, 22-25, 22-25, 25-23, 15-12) to No.

CEDAR PARK, Texas — Marlies assistant coach Rob Davison experienced a medical emergency ahead of Toronto's game against the Texas Stars on Friday night, leading to a 1-0 forfeit of the American Hockey League game.

LONDON, Ont. — Although Calgary's Kevin Koe finally got the Canadian men on the board after a 3-3 tie with Switzerland's Peter de Cruz on Friday night, Canada still trailed Team Europe 13-5 at curling's Continental Cup.

IRVING, Calif. — Charles-Andreas Brym, Amer Didic and 17-year-old Jayden Nelson scored their first international goals to help Canada beat Barbados 4-1 in a soccer friendly Friday. The Canadians, ranked 73rd in the world, also defeated No.

Midfielder Jay Chapman is among familiar faces with Canada in camp in California. But a new MLS adventure looms for the 26-year-old with expansion Inter Miami CF after five seasons playing in his hometown with Toronto FC.

TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays avoided arbitration with three players on Friday by agreeing to terms on one-year deals with closer Ken Giles, right-hander Matt Shoemaker and infielder Brandon Drury.

Former NHL goalie Damian Rhodes admits he was far from a good puck handler in his playing days. Scoring a goal was the furthest thing from his mind. "I didn't want one at all, I just wanted to win," Rhodes said Friday.