Новости за 21.04.2018

Toronto outfielder spent parts of eight seasons with either the Yankees or the Mets.

Patrice Bergeron expected to play for Boston .... Connor Brown moves to Auston Matthews' line ... Wiilliam Nylander moves to fourth ... Readers Have Their Say

Claude Giroux, Sean Couturier help Flyers stave off elimination and send series back to Philadelphia

Tuukka Rask vs. Frederik Andersen matchup to watch with Leafs’ season on the line at TD Garden.

Cuban prospect Gurriel has two hits, three RBIs in his major-league debut.

Cleveland led after three quarters, but Bojan Bogdanovic’s 30 points helped Indiana turn the tide

Jets knock out Minnesota Wild in Game 5, will face Predators or Avalanche in next round.

Canadian squad will be under pressure to defeat favoured Ukraine when the countries meet Saturday and Sunday

Toronto activates Morales and options Mayza and Ngoepe in flurry of moves.

Toronto’s Frederik Andersen hasn’t matched his regular-season numbers, or those of counterpart Tuukka Rask.

Golden State and the New Orleans Pelicans are each up 3-0 in the opening round. Should both sweep, their second-round series could start earlier than anticipated, leaving Curry less time to rehab a sprained left knee.

The Kansas City Royals sustained their ninth loss in a row, with Jones hitting a walk-off home run in the 10th inning after stealing a base, scoring a run and denying an extra-base hit during regulation.

Kyle Lowry feels stronger than in post-seasons past, and that might be enough to take the Raptors to another level, Dave Feschuk writes. Says Lowry: “Now, it’s no plays off.”

MLS veteran Jason Hernandez has been thrust into heavy minutes after signing late as a free agent. There’s no place he’d rather be.

“We won’t rule him out and we won’t say he’s definitely in,” said coach Bruce Cassidy on Friday.

The big chestnut horse has earned $650,864 in his two seasons on the racetrack.

We’ll never know how much Nazem Kadri’s three-game suspension cost the Leafs, and his teammates say there’s no apology required, but if he wants to atone for his actions the clock is nearing midnight, Rosie DiManno writes.

The Leafs need more from Auston Matthews in Saturday’s do-or-die Game 5 in Boston, no question, but this series won’t define his career. Same for Bruins defence phenom Charlie McAvoy, another product of the American hockey factory that has designs on world domination, Bruce Arthur writes.