National Sports

NEW YORK — Georges St. Pierre peered through the blood that washed over his face and locked on a choke hold, a packed house at Madison Square Garden absolutely roaring for "G-S-P!" St.

Saturday's Games (All times Eastern) CFL Edmonton 28 Saskatchewan 13 Toronto 40 BC 13 --- NHL Vancouver 4 Pittsburgh 2 Vegas 5 Ottawa 4 Montreal 5 Winnipeg 4 (OT) St. Louis 6 Toronto 4 N.Y.

REGINA — Mike Reilly lives for November football. His CFL resume proves it.

ST. LOUIS — Alex Pietrangelo is off to an outstanding start. Same for the St. Louis Blues. Pietrangelo scored twice, Brayden Schenn had four assists and the Blues beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-4 on Saturday night.

WINNIPEG — Max Pacioretty was glad the Montreal Canadiens didn't get down on themselves this time. The captain scored a power-play goal at 3:07 of overtime to give the Canadiens a 5-4 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.

QUEBEC — Quarterback Hugo Richard ran in three touchdowns and added another in the air as the No.

OTTAWA — Maxime Lagace was relieved to pick up his first NHL career victory after allowing 11 goals in his first three appearances.

MOSCOW — The Kontinental Hockey League may withdraw its players from the Pyeongchang Olympics in protest at doping investigations into Russian athletes, the league president suggested on Saturday.

LONDON — The only member of the English Premier League's top six in action on Saturday, Liverpool took full advantage. Juergen Klopp's side won at West Ham 4-1 to secure successive league victories for the first time since August.

Hamilton Tiger-Cats head coach June Jones says he didn't give his players any emotional or motivational words of wisdom in his final team meeting Saturday as they cleaned out their lockers at Tim Hortons Field after a losing season.