National Sports

ST. LOUIS — As a backup goalie, Carter Hutton knows he has to make the most of his rare chances to play. Hutton did just that, making a career-high 48 saves to earn his ninth career shutout as the St.

Hockey commentator Don Cherry says the Senators will leave Ottawa if the club doesn't find a way to draw more fans to their games.

Canadian snowboarder Max Parrot waited at the bottom of the Dew Tour slopestyle course on Saturday as seven other riders took their turns down the track.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Edmonton Oilers hope Cam Talbot's return can help stop their roller-coaster December.

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Los Angeles Lakers guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope missed the team's loss Thursday night in Cleveland because of travel restrictions from his drunken driving arrest last season while with the Detroit Pistons.

MANCHESTER, England — Arms wrapped around his head, Kevin De Bruyne was writhing in agony on the turf.

SARNIA, Ont. — Dave Brubaker, the women's national team director of Gymnastics Canada, faces multiple sex-related charges.

TOBLACH, Italy — Canada's Alex Harvey finished two seconds short of his first World Cup podium of the season on Saturday, taking fourth place in the men's 15-kilometre race Harvey put together the best distance race of his career on the Toblach trail

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The ex-wife of former NBA player Lorenzen Wright has been charged in his slaying, more than seven years after his body was found in a field in his hometown of Memphis.

LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Canadians Alex Gough and Kimberley McRae both picked up medals at a luge World Cup on Saturday. Alex Gough of Calgary finished second while Kimberley McRae, also of Calgary, was third.