National Sports

Friday's Games MLB Post-season American League Championship Series N.Y. Yankees 4 Houston 1 (Houston leads series 3-2) --- CFL Montreal 27 Toronto 24 Saskatchewan 27 British Columbia 19 --- NHL Pittsburgh 4 Dallas 2 Washington 5 N.Y.

CALGARY — The Calgary Stampeders expect the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to put the ball in the hands of running back Andrew Harris a lot Saturday. The Bombers' ground game is the bread and butter of their offence.

NEW YORK — James Paxton was filled with nerves, and so were New York Yankees fans, worried the season was slipping away.

EDMONTON — James Neal may be leading the NHL in scoring, but it's Ethan Bear that impressed Edmonton Oilers coach Dave Tippett on Friday night.

MONTREAL — As far as Montreal quarterback Vernon Adams Jr., is concerned, the Alouettes are already on the road to the Grey Cup. "We don't want to take any game lightly," said Adams. "We want to go 6-0 for these next six weeks.

UNIONDALE, N.Y. — OG Anunoby scored 18 points and Toronto had nine players score at least nine points as the Raptors rolled past the Brooklyn Nets 123-107 on Friday in NBA pre-season action.

VICTORIA — Pacific FC has parted ways with head coach Michael Silberbauer. Assistant coach James Merriman will serve as interim head coach Saturday when the Canadian Premier League side closes out the regular season at Westhills Stadium in Langford.

BOSTON — Maycee (The Future) Barber stopped Canadian flyweight Gillian (The Savage) Robertson in the first round on a televised UFC card Friday night.

The Heisman Trophy won by Ricky Wiliams in 1998 at Texas was sold at auction for $504,000, setting a record for college football's most recognizable award.

CALGARY — Ottawa's Isabelle Weidemann made Canadian long-track speedskating history on Friday. She won gold in the women's 5,000 metres with a time of six minutes 47.