National Sports

WASHINGTON — Twenty minutes after his first and, in all likelihood, last season at Duke ended with an Elite Eight exit, Zion Williamson trudged through an arena hallway, his head down.

LONDON — As Liverpool has pushed Manchester City at the top of the Premier League, Tottenham has slipped far from title contention.

TORONTO — While Major League Baseball no longer has a single player who was active during the previous century, it now has its first player born in this one.

SAKHIR, Bahrain — Lewis Hamilton's surprise win for Mercedes at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday was the latest present from rival Ferrari, served on a silver plate and wrapped with a red ribbon.

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TORONTO — When Aaron Sanchez exited his start on Saturday he had a simple message for Trent Thornton: don't mess it up.

PARIS — Nantes and Lille failed to get a single shot on target during the first half of their French league game on Sunday, and then produced five goals in 15 minutes.

TORONTO — When Freddy Galvis was in negotiations to join the Toronto Blue Jays as a free agent, the veteran shortstop knew that he'd likely have to give something up: his iron man streak.

MIAMI — Orange streamers rained down while Roger Federer held another championship trophy aloft, his familiar grin as wide as ever. For the ageless Federer, winning never gets old.

The collapse of the Canadian Women's Hockey League plunges the future of the female game in Canada into disarray, at least in the short term.