National Sports

NEW YORK — A former point guard sentenced to prison in 2019 for his role in a college basketball bribery scheme has a book coming out next year. Hanover Square Press announced Tuesday that Merl Code's “Black Market” will be published in March 2022.

CALGARY — The Calgary Flames won a third straight game under new head coach Darryl Sutter with a 4-3 victory Monday over the visiting Edmonton Oilers.

WINNIPEG — It was vintage Carey Price in the Montreal net on Monday night as the Canadiens closed out the first half of the shortened 56-game season in style.

ACAPULCO, Mexico — Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime is moving on at the Mexican Open. The No. 7 seed from Montreal downed American Tennys Sandgren in straight sets on Monday in the first round of the ATP-500 level tournament in Acapulco.

OTTAWA — The Canucks had their way with the Senators in a three-game sweep in late January, outscoring Ottawa by a combined 16-3 score in Vancouver.

Ryan Poehling scored the winner at 17:05 of the third period, and the Laval Rocket held on to beat the Belleville Senators 3-2 on Monday in American Hockey League action.

Raptors 905 general manager Chad Sanders has been named the 2020-21 NBA G League executive of the year. The NBA G League made the announcement on Monday.

TORONTO — Some Toronto FC players got the green light Monday to resume training after an outbreak of COVID-19 that sent players and staff home to self-isolate.

At this time last year, Andrew Nembhard and the Florida Gators were preparing to play Georgia in the second round of the SEC Tournament, with a date in March Madness on the line. Andrew's dad Claude Nembhard was in Nashville for the game.

Here is a list of Canadians competing in the NCAA men's basketball tournament (hometowns in brackets): Alabama: G Josh Primo (Toronto), F Keon Ambrose-Hylton (Toronto) Clemson: G/F Olivier-Maxence Prosper (Montreal) Colgate: F Sam Thomson (Kitchener,