National Sports

TORONTO — After eight straight games on the road, the Toronto Arrows are finally coming home. The Arrows host New Orleans' NOLA Gold, the top team in Major League Rugby, on Sunday as pro rugby union debuts in Toronto.

PARIS — Pele remains in a Paris hospital two days after he was admitted with a urinary infection, his spokesman said.

NEW YORK — Sports radio personality Craig Carton was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison Friday by a longtime fan and listener — the judge — for a ticket reselling scam that ended his decade-long broadcast partnership with ex-NFL quarterback Boomer Es

TORONTO — Michael Hutchinson was surprised as anyone when he got the news.

MANCHESTER, England — Cometh the hour, cometh the woman. Christine Sinclair stepped up when it counted Friday, scoring career goal No. 180 to lift Canada to a 1-0 victory over England in a women's soccer friendly.

John Tavares and Aaron Ekblad know exactly what Shane Wright is feeling.

VANCOUVER — Former NHL forward Craig Cunningham just wanted to say thanks and debut his new skating leg.

SAN ANTONIO — Canada's Corey Conners was tied for first after the morning wave of the second round of the Valero Texas Open. A Monday qualifier for the PGA Tour event, Conners shot a 5-under 67 on Friday to make him 8 under for the tournament.

ESPOO, Finland — Even if she can't play, Marie-Philip Poulin feels she's a better leader on the bench than in the stands.

Bob Cole still remembers the butterflies flapping in his stomach as he walked into the old Boston Garden in the spring of 1969. Calling games on "Hockey Night in Canada" was his dream. This was the opportunity, one he wasn't about to let pass him by.