National Sports

Saturday's Games CFL Saskatchewan 23 Edmonton 13 Hamilton 21 Toronto 18 Calgary 21 B.C. 16 --- NHL Edmonton 2 Pittsburgh 1 (OT) N.Y. Rangers 2 Nashville 1 N.Y.

MILWAUKEE — Giannis Antetokounmpo carried a big chip on his broad shoulders against the Toronto Raptors.

DALLAS — Given his first NHL penalty shot, Denis Gurianov was too tired to make a plan. "I didn't think about anything because it was after a long shift, so I was a bit gassed," Gurianov said.

HAMILTON — Lirim Hajrullahu and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats protected their home turf Saturday night.

BOSTON — It took a while for players from the Boston Bruins and Ottawa to regain their focus after a scary injury to Senators' forward Scott Sabourin.

PHILADELPHIA — As the shootout rounds kept passing and the options became limited, the mind of Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock started to wander.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Calgary's Sean Monahan ended a personal 13-game scoreless streak with a goal that proved to be the winner.

REGINA — Whether he’s healthy or not, Cody Fajardo says he’ll be ready for the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ next game.

CALGARY — Hamilton Forge FC shut down the highest-scoring team in the Canadian Premier League to claim the inaugural championship.

DUBLIN — The Canadian women's field hockey team has put themselves in a win-and-you're-in situation. Canada and Ireland played to a 0-0 tie on Saturday in the opening match of a two-game aggregate with a spot in the 2020 Olympic Games on the line.