National Sports

KAPOLEI, Hawaii — Canadian Brooke Henderson kept giving herself chances to run away from the field Friday at the Lotte Championship. Instead, she had to be satisfied with barely hanging onto the lead.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Canadian R.J. Barrett had a game-high 20 points to lead the World Select Team to an 89-76 win over the United States on Friday night at the Nike Hoop Summit, a showcase for the top high school basketball players in the world.

WINNIPEG — The Minnesota Wild are hoping a change of scenery will jolt them back into their first-round playoff series.

GOLD COAST, Australia — Three days after his decathlon debacle at the Commonwealth Games and Canadian Damian Warner still doesn't have any answers.

CLEVELAND — Teoscar Hernandez thought for a moment Andrew Miller had struck him out. Then he struck back.

TORONTO — Ottawa's Rachel Homan remained winless at the Players' Championship, losing her final round-robin game 8-3 to Scotland's Eve Muirhead in Friday's evening draw.

PITTSBURGH — His team embarrassed by the defending Stanley Cup champions in a lopsided playoff-opening loss, Philadelphia Flyers coach Dave Hakstol could have panicked. Instead, he doubled down. No switching up the lines. No swapping the goaltenders.

MONTMARTRE, Sask. — The youngest victim of last week's Humboldt Broncos bus crash was remembered Friday as a humble farm kid, gifted athlete and natural leader.

NEW YORK — Toronto Maple Leafs centre Nazem Kadri has been suspended three game by the NHL for his hit on Boston Bruins forward Tommy Wingels in Game 1 of their first-round playoff series.

BOSTON — Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock usually meets the media after practice with sweat dripping from his brow following a quick and intense off-ice workout.