National Sports

Saturday's Games CFL Montreal 21 Calgary 17 Saskatchewan 21 Winnipeg 6 B.C. 55 Toronto 8 --- NHL Montreal 6 Toronto 5 (SO) N.Y.

TORONTO — Jeff Petry was chatting with teammates about penalty shots Saturday morning. Hours later, he found himself in just that scenario — and under strange circumstances.

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Roughriders appreciate the view from the top. Their climb, however, is far from over.

OTTAWA — Mika Zibanejad knows he won't always be averaging four points a night, so he's going to make the most of his torrid start to the season while he can.

NEW YORK — The 103-win New York Yankees ran out identical, relentless lineups in consecutive games for the first time all year, and manager Aaron Boone believes he knows what's next for the A-team Bombers. "Throttle down," he said.

DOHA, Qatar — Canada's Gabriela DeBues-Stafford broke her own national record in the women's 1,500-metre final Saturday at the world track and field championships. The Toronto runner finished sixth in three minutes 56.

MONTREAL — It was only fitting for John Bowman to say a few words. Shortly after the Alouettes clinched a playoff spot – the franchise's first since 2014 – Bowman gathered players in the locker room and made a speech.

Toronto FC midfielder Liam Fraser has been added to the Canada squad for the CONCACAF Nations League match against the U.S. on Oct. 15.

TORONTO — The party kept going after the final whistle of the Toronto Wolfpack's 24-6 comeback win over Featherstone Rovers on Saturday in the Million Pound Game.

GLENDALE, Colo. — The Canadian women's team kicked off this season's World Rugby Sevens series on Saturday with a pair of victories and a draw in the preliminary round of the opening tournament and advanced to the quarterfinals.