National Sports

MANCHESTER, England — They won it in the last remaining seconds in 2012, and in the final match in 2014. At last, Manchester City's players can enjoy a serene Premier League title triumph. And they can thank fierce rival Manchester United for that.

CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Indians and Toronto Blue Jays will try again in a couple of weeks. The teams will play a traditional doubleheader starting at 1:10 p.m. on May 3 at Progressive Field after their series finale was postponed by rain Sunday.

The Toronto Maple Leafs had designs on a long playoff run when they boarded Wednesday's flight to Boston, confident of their chances ahead of a first-round series with the Bruins after a record-breaking regular season.

SHANGHAI — Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo yanked off his right shoe, poured champagne into it as he stood on the podium, and then drank up to his unlikely victory in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Anthony Davis stole the show and the New Orleans Pelicans stole home-court advantage from the Portland Trail Blazers.

GOLD COAST, Australia — The Canadian women's rugby sevens team dug itself a hole early in the Commonwealth Games bronze-medal match and was never able to climb out.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Anaheim Ducks showed their embarrassment from their playoff-opening shutout loss with every bone-crunching hit they landed on the San Jose Sharks throughout Game 2.

GOLD COAST, Australia — After the euphoria of a buzzer-beater semifinal win over New Zealand, there was a reality check for Canada on Sunday in the men's basketball gold-medal game at the Commonwealth Games.

GOLD COAST, Australia — Mamadou Gueye banked in a three-point buzzer-beater to move Canada into the gold-medal game at the Commonwealth Games with a wild 88-86 win over New Zealand on Saturday.

NIPAWIN, Sask. — The Estevan Bruins made a pit stop on their way into Nipawin, Sask., on Friday night to pay their respects to members of the Humboldt Broncos who were killed in a bus crash.