SUNDAY SPORTS
Patrick D’Amico scored the game winner for the Pats in a 2-1 home victory over Seattle Saturday night.
Morgan Klimchuk had the other goal for Regina (11-9-1) which won its third straight. Luke Osterman had his first of the year in the first period for the Thunderbirds (9-9-3).
The Pats host the Edmonton Oil Kings on Tuesday at 7 pm on 620 CKRM.
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Twenty-four-year-old rookie Josh Jooris had a goal and an assist to lead the Calgary Flames to a 4-2 victory against the Ottawa Senators. The Flames have won six of their last eight games_ including the first two of its five-game homestand.
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James Neal and Craig Smith did all the scoring for Nashville as the Predators slipped past the Winnipeg Jets 2-1. Blake Wheeler scored the lone goal for the Jets, who have dropped two of their past three outings. Pekka Rinne stopped 21 shots for the win.
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Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau and Dale Weise each had a pair of goals as the Montreal Canadiens extended their win streak to five games by doubling up the Philadelphia Flyers 6-3. And the Toronto Maple Leafs fell behind three goals and could never recover in a 6-2 loss to the lowly Buffalo Sabres.
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DeMar DeRozan scored 27 points and Jonas Valanciunas set season highs with 17 points and 14 rebounds as the Toronto Raptors beat the Utah Jazz 111-93 for their sixth win in seven games.
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Canadians Andrew Wiggins and Anthony Bennett made their first start together for Minnesota, but were rarely effective in a 131-117 loss to the Dallas Mavericks. Wiggins had just five points in 23 minutes of action while Bennett put up 10 points and seven rebounds in 28 minutes.
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UEFA would have to consider leaving FIFA if the world football’s governing body does not publish in full American attorney Michael Garcia’s report into bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, says German Football League President Reinhard Rauball. Rauball also wants FIFA to divulge what wasn’t evaluated in Garcia’s report, and whether it was justified to leave out information from his 430 page report which was sealed by FIFA from public scrutiny.
(Canadian Press)
