National Sports

Saturday's Games CFL Montreal 36 Ottawa 19 Hamilton 30 Calgary 23 --- MLB American League Baltimore 2 Tampa Bay 1 (1st game) Tampa Bay 12 Baltimore 4 (2nd game) Toronto 2 N.Y.

VANCOUVER — Not good enough! Doneil Henry didn’t mince his words after the Vancouver Whitecaps fell 3-0 to Sporting Kansas City Saturday night for their third consecutive Major League Soccer loss.

St. Louis Cardinals great Bob Gibson is fighting pancreatic cancer. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch said the 83-year-old Hall of Famer was diagnosed with the cancer several weeks ago and revealed the news Saturday to the other living Hall of Famers.

BALTIMORE — Locked in a desperate push to get back into the playoffs, the Boston Red Sox had no intention of waiting until the end of the month to upgrade their starting rotation.

HAMILTON — Brandon Banks and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats exorcised plenty of demons Saturday night. Banks scored three touchdowns — including the game-winner with under three minutes to play — to lead Hamilton past Calgary 30-23 on Saturday night.

MONTREAL — Reinforcements couldn't have returned at a better time for Toronto FC. Alejandro Pozuelo and Jozy Altidore scored to give Toronto FC a 2-0 victory over the rival the Montreal Impact on Saturday night at Saputo Stadium.

SAINT-ETIENNE, France — As their country prepares to celebrate Bastille Day, Julian Alaphilippe and Thibaut Pinot were in the mood for fireworks a day in advance at the Tour de France.

SILVERSTONE, England — By only six milliseconds - 0.006 seconds - Lewis Hamilton was left in an unusual position on Saturday: Missing out on pole for the British Grand Prix.

OTTAWA — Vernon Adams Jr. has made three straight starts for the Montreal Alouettes at quarterback — and it's clear he's finding his form.

NEW YORK — Toronto Blue Jays reliever Daniel Hudson sat alone on the bench after the final out, needing a minute to decompress. He certainly deserved it.