National Sports

Sunday's Games World Junior Hockey Championship At Trinec, Czech Republic Finland 7 Kazakhstan 1 At Ostrava, Czech Republic United States 3 Russia 1 --- NHL St. Louis 4 Winnipeg 1 Chicago 3 Columbus 2 (SO) New Jersey 4 Ottawa 3 (OT) N.Y.

VANCOUBER, B.C. — Brodie Merrill scored 1:45 into overtime and added two assists to lead the edge the Vancouver Warriors 11-10 in exciting NLL action on Sunday afternoon at Rogers Arena.

TORONTO — When Shai Gilgeous-Alexander drove to the rim to bank in a floater with 36 seconds to play Sunday night, he didn't just clinch Oklahoma City a victory. In just his second season in the NBA, the 21-year-old Canadian guard made history.

OTTAWA — Even though he's just 18, Jack Hughes lived up to his billing as an impact player.

WINNIPEG — Michael Spacek put away the eventual winner as the Manitoba Moose held on for a 3-2 win over the Rockford IceHogs on Sunday in American Hockey League play.

OSTRAVA, Czech Republic — Alexis Lafreniere flashed a smile as he watched the tail end of practice Sunday. There was also a clear sense of relief.

DAVOS, Switzerland — Joel Janatuinen scored two third-period goals to lift TPS Turku past host HC Davos 3-1 in the quarterfinal at the Spengler Cup on Sunday. TPS Turku will now face Canada in Monday's semifinal.

ST. LOUIS — Jaden Schwartz saw what it took last season for the St. Louis Blues to emerge from the cellar to hoist the Stanley Cup.

TORONTO — Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's mom might be his greatest critic. And that suits the 21-year-old from Toronto just fine.

OSTRAVA, Czech Republic — Canadian forward Joe Veleno was suspended for one game of the world junior championship on Sunday by the International Ice Hockey Federation.