National Sports

NASHVILLE — It's been a long time since Edmonton beat Nashville — so long that the streak is meaningless to many of the Oilers.

CALGARY — Pheonix Copley went the distance for his first NHL win. The Washington Capitals goaltender stopped 27-of-30 shots in regulation and overtime, plus three of four in the shootout, for a 4-3 win over the host Calgary Flames on Saturday.

TRURO, N.S. — Ottawa's Rachel Homan stole several points from Winnipeg's Darcy Robertson for an 8-3 victory in Saturday's quarterfinals of the Canadian Beef Masters curling event.

LOS ANGELES — The One Championship mixed martial arts promotion says it has traded welterweight veteran Ben Askren to the UFC for former flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson.

OTTAWA — Running back Nathan Carter scored three touchdowns and the Carleton Ravens survived a fourth-quarter comeback attempt to beat the McMaster Marauders 30-25 in one of two Ontario University Association football quarterfinals on Saturday.

MEXICO CITY — Daniel Ricciardo's smile beamed its brightest in months, while his Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen steamed.

HAMILTON — Brad Sinopoli has broken the CFL record for most catches in a season by a Canadian. The Ottawa Redblacks slotback registered his 113th reception of the year to eclipse the mark of 112 set by former Montreal star Ben Cahoon in 2003.

MONTREAL — Centre Luc Brodeur-Jourdain had tears in his eyes as he poured his heart out to teammates ahead of what could be his final home game as a Montreal Alouette.

Promoted Cardiff was unable to pull off Mission Impossible. Cardiff manager Neil Warnock said before his team's visit to Anfield it was "virtually impossible" for any side to win there this season.

LOS ANGELES — Exhausted yet exhilarated, the Dodgers headed home for a catnap. The Red Sox may well toss and turn thinking about one that got away.