Новости за 21.02.2016

TORONTO - Shayne Gostisbehere continued his remarkable scoring run and gave the Philadelphia Flyers a much-needed win.

OTTAWA, Ontario - Goaltender Craig Anderson sees his team playing with a different structure as of late. It's paying off with victories.

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - No. 22 Indiana realized that No. 17 Purdue could make things difficult Saturday night with 7-footers A.J. Hammons and Isaac Haas teaming inside with 6-9 power forward Caleb Swanigan.

PORTLAND, Oregon - Cameron Forte scored 32 points and Portland State snapped Eastern Washington's seven-game win streak with a 107-91 victory on Saturday night.

GLENDALE, Arizona - Vladimir Tarasenko, David Backes and Alexander Steen each had a goal and an assist and the St. Louis Blues used a four-goal first period to beat the Arizona Coyotes 6-4 on Saturday night.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Tanner Pearson helped the Los Angeles Kings salvage their seven-game road trip and head home winners.

KABUL, Afghanistan - The U.S. Air Force says that one of its drones has crashed at a base in southern Afghanistan but there were no casualties and no hostile fire is suspected.

STILLWATER, Oklahoma - Toddrick Gotcher scored 21 of his career-high 24 points in the second half to help Texas Tech defeat Oklahoma State 71-61 Saturday night for its fourth straight win.

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico - Braxton Huggins had 19 of his 22 points in the second half, Pascal Siakam added 15 points and 18 rebounds and New Mexico State beat Seattle 70-57 on Saturday night.

ATLANTA - When Georgia Tech, trailing Notre Dame by one point, called a timeout with 10.4 seconds remaining, it was no secret that Marcus Georges-Hunt was being discussed in both huddles.

ATLANTA - Bucks coach Jason Kidd has been waiting for a signature victory on the road.

DALLAS - Brad Marchand scored twice to help the Boston Bruins rally for a 7-3 victory over the Dallas Stars on Saturday night.

LONDON - When national soccer leaders enter FIFA's secret voting booths to select a president on Friday, Sepp Blatter won't be an option for the first time in 22 years.

PHOENIX - Ryan Majerle scored 17 points, Gerard Martin added 13, and Grand Canyon remained a game behind New Mexico State in the Western Athletic Conference with a 67-52 win over Chicago State on Saturday night.

MISSOULA, Montana - Michael Oguine scored a career-high 27 points and Montana beat Montana State 87-78 on Saturday night to sweep the season series against the Bobcats and remain atop the Big Sky Conference standings.

OREM, Utah - Konner Frey and Marcel Davis each scored 18 points and Dayon Goodman added 17 to lead Utah Valley past UMKC 79-70 on Saturday night.

MINNEAPOLIS - Kurt Rambis spent two largely forgettable seasons as the head coach in Minnesota, battling former boss David Kahn and losing 100 more games than he won before being fired.

GRAND FORKS, North Dakota - Freshman Brock Boeser broke a two-game scoreless streak as North Dakota beat Minnesota Duluth 2-1 Saturday to sweep the National Collegiate Hockey Conference series.

MANCHESTER, New Hampshire - Speaking via Skype from Russia, Edward Snowden tells an audience of supporters in New Hampshire that he is willing to be extradited to the United States if the federal government could guarantee he would get a fair trial.

PROVO, Utah - Nick Emery scored 17 points, grabbed nine rebounds with five assists, and BYU dominated San Diego in a 91-33 win Saturday night.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Kentucky coach John Calipari hates that his team lost on Saturday in large part because of a late technical foul on Isaac Humphries.

EDINBURG, Texas - Kevin Mays scored 18 points and corralled 13 rebounds as Cal State Bakersfield defeated Texas-Rio Grande Valley 70-57 on Saturday night, clinching the second-seed into next month's Western Athletic Conference tournament.

DELRAY BEACH, Florida - American Rajeev Ram upset fourth-seeded Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria 6-4, 6-3 on Saturday in the Delray Beach Open semifinals.

SEATTLE - When the openings were there, Washington's Dejounte Murray would attack. He would slip and slither his way into the gaps of Stanford's zone defense and while he didn't score every time, he found the bottom of the net enough for the Huskies to snap their losing skid.

WASHINGTON - The Washington Capitals have had plenty of feel-good moments while racing to the top of the NHL standings. Coach Barry Trotz thought Brooks Orpik's goal Saturday night was one of the best.