National Sports

ST. MORITZ, Switzerland — Canada's Chris Spring won bronze in a four-man World Cup bobsled event Sunday while World Cup leader Johannes Lochner of Germany took gold to edge closer to the overall season title.

BERLIN — Hannover president Martin Kind has apologized for the racial abuse Mainz players Leon Balogun and Anthony Ujah were subjected to before the teams' Bundesliga game on Saturday.

PRAGUE, Czech Republic — A referee at a track and field competition in the Czech capital was killed when a shot put hit him in the chest.

CALGARY — The Calgary Flames placed forward Jaromir Jagr on injured reserve Sunday and recalled forward Ryan Lomberg from the American Hockey League's Stockton Heat. Jagr has a lower-body injury. The move was retroactive to Dec. 31.

BAD KLEINKIRCHHEIM, Austria — Sofia Goggia used what she called her best ever downhill run to lead an Italian sweep of the podium at a women's World Cup race on Sunday.

WENGEN, Switzerland — Marcel Hirscher is unbeatable in slalom right now, and his World Cup win Sunday finally gave him victory at Wengen. The Austrian star extended his first-run lead to finish 0.

LAS VEGAS — The Edmonton Oilers have done something no other NHL team has this season: beat the Vegas Golden Knights twice. Darnell Nurse scored 55 seconds into overtime to lift the Oilers past Vegas 3-2 on Saturday night.

Saturday's Games NFL Playoffs Philadelphia 15 Atlanta 10 New England 35 Tennessee 14 --- NHL Boston 4 Montreal 3 (SO) Minnesota 4 Winnipeg 1 Edmonton 3 Vegas 2 (OT) N.Y. Islanders 7 N.Y.

Saturday's Games NFL Playoffs Philadelphia 15 Atlanta 10 New England 35 Tennessee 14 --- NHL Boston 4 Montreal 3 (SO) Minnesota 4 Winnipeg 1 Edmonton 3 Vegas 2 (OT) N.Y. Islanders 7 N.Y.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — First, the Patriots tuned out a week full of off-field drama. Then, they silenced the Titans to earn yet another trip to the AFC championship game.