National Sports

LONDON — Rather than seeing if Manchester City wins the English Premier League, Pep Guardiola will be on the golf course.

WINNIPEG — The Winnipeg Jets got a boost from their frenzied fans over their two victories at home over Minnesota. Jets forward Paul Stastny is expecting another raucous crowd now that the series is moving south of the border.

HARRISON, N.J. — Montreal Impact head coach Remi Garde was happy with his team's performance in the first half of Saturday's game. He wasn't as pleased with their second half, however.

DULUTH, Minn. — The Winnipeg Jets' flight to Minnesota had to be rerouted Saturday because of an early spring blizzard that forced the cancellation of over 200 flights at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

NASHVILLE — Ryan Hartman got a bit nervous with the puck so close to the empty net after a shot by P.K. Subban.

TORONTO — Drake showed his support for the Humboldt hockey community Saturday. The Toronto rapper wore a No.

CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians have dealt with record-low temperatures, snow flurries and bone-chilling winds during their first homestand. The Indians managed to play the first eight games despite the obstacles.

SASKATOON — The Stanley Cup has visited the hospital bedsides of Humboldt Broncos who survived a deadly bus crash.

BARCELONA, Spain — Barcelona set a Spanish league record of 39 consecutive games unbeaten on Saturday, as it rebounded from its humbling Champions League exit by defeating Valencia 2-1 to continue its march to the domestic title.

TORONTO — The Toronto Raptors will be without Fred VanVleet for their first-round playoff game Saturday against the Washington Wizards. The backup guard suffered a bruised shoulder in Wednesday's regular-season finale in Miami.