National Sports

NEW YORK — Kyler Murray waited three years to fulfil the five-star potential he brought to college football. With one shot to deliver, Murray replaced a Heisman Trophy winner by becoming a Heisman Trophy winner.

TORONTO — Canadian fighter Kyle (The Monster) Nelson packed light for his regular three-hour trip from cottage country to Stoney Creek, Ont., for training this week.

Saturday's Games NHL Boston 6 Toronto 3 Ottawa 2 Pittsburgh 1 (OT) Calgary 5 Nashville 2 Philadelphia 6 Buffalo 2 Los Angeles 5 Vegas 1 N.Y. Islanders 3 Detroit 2 Tampa Bay 7 Colorado 1 N.Y.

Saturday's Games NHL Boston 6 Toronto 3 Ottawa 2 Pittsburgh 1 (OT) Calgary 5 Nashville 2 Philadelphia 6 Buffalo 2 Los Angeles 5 Vegas 1 N.Y. Islanders 3 Detroit 2 Tampa Bay 7 Colorado 1 N.Y.

TORONTO — Featherweight champion Max (Blessed) Holloway, returning from an injury-plagued year, was dominant in stopping No. 1 contender Brian (T-City) Ortega via TKO at UFC 231 on Saturday night.

CALGARY — Make it five straight wins and first place in the Western Conference for the Calgary Flames, who kept on rolling Saturday night despite a depleted lineup.

VANCOUVER — Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue wanted to skate without fear this weekend.

ATLANTA — Finally, Atlanta has another team it can call champions.

ESTEVAN, Sask. — Jennifer Jones is headed to the women's final of the Canada Cup. The Winnipeg skip jumped out to a 4-1 lead after a three-score fourth end en route to an 8-4 victory over Ottawa's Rachel Homan in the women's semifinal Saturday night.

BOSTON — The Boston Bruins were tired of being pushed around.