OHL:
The Sarnia Sting lost the seventh and deciding game of their first round series with Sault Ste. Marie. Pavel Zacha, Anthony Sailinitri and Troy Lajeunesse scored for the Sting, who out shot Sault Ste. Marie 39-17. Sarnia was trying to make it to the second round for the first time since 2008. The team's off season begins fairly quickly with the OHL draft scheduled for Saturday. In the other two game sevens Tuesday night, Barrie beat Mississauga 5-1 to avoid the upset, and North Bay edged Peterborough 4-1. In the OHL's second round London will play Kitchener and Erie takes on Sault Ste. Marie in the Western Conference. In the Eastern Conference Barrie plays North Bay and Kingston meets Niagara.
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MLB:
Some controversy to finish last nights Jays Rays game as Toronto dropped the 3-2 contest, after it appeared they had taken a lead in the ninth inning. It didn't take long for baseball's new slide rule to have its impact on a ball game. With the bases load, Jose Bautista looked to have broken up a game ending double play in which the Jays scored a pair of runs, but the play was reversed and Bautista was called out, ending the game and handing the Jays their first loss of the season. JA Happ takes the mound for the Jays to wrap up the four game schedule this afternoon
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NHL:
Blake Wheeler scored in overtime to lift Winnipeg over Anaheim 2-1. Jeff Carter's goal 40 seconds into the extra period gave LA a 5-4 win over Calgary. Roberto Luongo made 32 saves as
Florida Panthers beat Montreal 4-1 to clinch the Atlantic Division title. Also, Carl Hagelin scored twice to lead the Penguins to a 5-3 victory over the Ottawa Senators.Good bye Rexall Place. The Edmonton Oilers host Vancouver tonight and will
bid farewell to the arena where they won all five of their Stanley Cup championships in the 1980s and 1990. The Oilers move to a new downtown arena neat season called Rogers Place. Also tonight,
Columbus visits the Toronto Maple Leafs and Philadelphia travels to Detroit.
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NBA:
DeMar DeRozan scored 26 points as the Toronto Raptors roared past the Charlotte Hornets 96-90, tying their franchise record of 30 home wins. The Detroit Pistons lost 107-89 in Miami. The Golden State Warriors hit an unexpected obstacle on their quest for a record 73 wins, blowing a 17-point lead and losing 124-117 in overtime to the last-place Minnesota Timberwolves. The Warriors now must win their final four games to break the single-season wins record of 72 set by Chicago in 1995-96.
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Curling:
Canada is alone in the lead of the 12-team men's curling world championship in Switzerland. Kevin Kewy and his Calgary team stand at 7-and-0 in the round-robin entering games today against South Korea, then against reigning world champ Niklas Edin of Sweden.
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NCAA:
Connecticut stands atop the women's college basketball world again. The Huskies made women's college basketball history with their fourth straight national championship, an 82-51 rout of Syracuse.
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GLJCHL
Essex dropped game one of the Scmalz cup semifinals to Ayr 5-2. Game two is Thursday night in Ayr.
