National Sports

EDMONTON — Halifax's proposed CFL franchise now has a name — the Atlantic Schooners.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota Wild coach Bruce Boudreau let out a big sigh. An impressive rally in an emotional game drained the veteran coach.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Rickard Rakell and the Anaheim Ducks went from a frustrating loss to a dramatic victory — in a matter of seconds. Rakell scored 14 seconds into overtime after Nick Ritchie tied the game with 16.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Jeff Skinner's second effort extended the NHL's longest win streak.

EDMONTON — Brian Ramsay and Jeff Keeping were not amused. On Friday, the CFL and Mexico's Liga de Futbol Americano Professional signed a letter of intent to work together on several projects. That includes playing a future CFL game in Mexico City.

OTTAWA — Senators owner Eugene Melnyk is suing his business partner for $700 million in a development deal that was meant to bring a new NHL arena to Ottawa's downtown. Capital Sports Management Inc.

EDMONTON — The Calgary Stampeders officially took over the home of their arch-rival Edmonton Eskimos Friday as they prepare to do battle in Sunday's Grey Cup.

MARSEILLE, France — Canada booked its ticket to the Rugby World Cup on Friday with a 27-10 win over Hong Kong, completing a perfect run at a last-chance qualifying tournament.

LAKE LOUISE, Alta. — A suddenly contracted Canadian men's ski team was adjusting to its new reality ahead of the season-opening World Cup downhill.

EDMONTON — If the Ottawa Redblacks win the Grey Cup on Sunday and they make a movie about it, linebacker Kyries Hebert already has a title picked out. It comes from an article he saw this summer. "'The Last Renegade,'" he said with a smile Friday.