National Sports

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — The wall that professional sports leagues in the U.S. fought so hard to maintain between themselves and legal sports betting continues to crumble.

LOS ANGELES — Serge Ibaka outscored the Lakers by himself in the first quarter, and he didn't miss a shot until the third. He beat LA inside and outside on the way to the biggest offensive game of his career.

OTTAWA — The Ottawa Senators held a closed-door, players-only meeting after dropping a 4-3 overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning at Canadian Tire Centre on Sunday night.

Sunday's Games NFL Miami 13 N.Y. Jets 6 Atlanta 38 Washington 14 Minnesota 24 Detroit 9 Kansas City 37 Cleveland 21 Carolina 42 Tampa Bay 28 Pittsburgh 23 Baltimore 0 Chicago 41 Buffalo 9 Houston 19, Denver 17 L.A.

Sunday's Games NFL Miami 13 N.Y. Jets 6 Atlanta 38 Washington 14 Minnesota 24 Detroit 9 Kansas City 37 Cleveland 21 Carolina 42 Tampa Bay 28 Pittsburgh 23 Baltimore 0 Chicago 41 Buffalo 9 Houston 19, Denver 17 L.A.

NEW ORLEANS — Michael Thomas caught a late 72-yard touchdown reception and then celebrated with a cellphone in a throwback to another famous New Orleans play, and the streaking Saints handed the Los Angeles Rams their first loss of the season with a

CALGARY — The next generation of women in Canadian short-track speedskating planted its flag on the international stage at the season-opening World Cup in Calgary.

HUMBOLDT, Sask. — Elgar Petersen was famous in Humboldt, Sask., for his love and support of the Broncos hockey team, but it was in the wake of the tragic bus crash in April that his name suddenly became known across the country.

MONTREAL — Johnny Manziel says he's content with his life in the CFL after completing his first season.

EDMONTON — With the Edmonton Eskimos out of playoff contention before Saturday's 33-24 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, quarterback Mike Reilly spent much of the week leading up to the game answering questions about what went wrong this season.