National Sports

Monday's Games NHL Calgary 3 Toronto 1 Vancouver 5 Minnesota 2 --- NBA Milwaukee 124 Toronto 108 Philadelphia 113 Atlanta 92 Portland 103 Indiana 93 New York 115 Brooklyn 96 Sacramento 123 Miami 113 Golden State 149 Chicago 124 Minnesota 124 L.A.

MILWAUKEE — No Giannis Antetokounmpo, no problem for the Milwaukee Bucks. With the way they're shooting from the 3-point line, the Bucks look like they can beat just about anybody in the NBA.

TORONTO — Booed out of their own building at the conclusion of an embarrassing 9-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins last week, the Calgary Flames had a decision to make — feel sorry for themselves or recommit to their defensive structure.

NEW YORK — Ottawa Senators defenceman Mark Borowiecki has been suspended for the second time in less than a week.

BOSTON — In what has become a championship tradition in the city, the Boston Red Sox will climb aboard duck boats for a parade to celebrate the team's fourth World Series title in 15 years, city officials announced Monday.

BEREA, Ohio — Browns owner Jimmy Haslam finally tried the patient approach with his head coach. That didn't work either.

TORONTO — Commissioner Randy Ambrosie admitted Monday the CFL dropped the ball regarding how it handled defensive lineman Odell Willis's helmet-to-helmet hit on quarterback Zach Collaros on Saturday.

TORONTO — Before landing the manager's job with the Toronto Blue Jays, Charlie Montoyo had little time to prepare for the interview process.

Canadian ski cross racer Dave Duncan, who was involved in an alleged car theft and drunk-driving incident at the end of the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics, has announced his retirement. The 36-year-old from London, Ont., made the announcement on Twitter.

TORONTO — The post-mortem has officially began for Toronto FC, whose disappointing MLS season ended Sunday ahead of the playoffs.