National Sports

Wednesday's Games NHL Ottawa 5 Colorado 2 Philadelphia 4 Boston 3 Buffalo 4 Calgary 3 (OT) Edmonton 3 Vancouver 2 (SO) Arizona 6 San Jose 3 --- AHL Charlotte 6 Bridgeport 4 Utica 5 Syracuse 4 Hershey 1 Binghamton 0 (OT) Lehigh Valley 3 Springfield 1

VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Canucks are creating some room on their roster by dealing defenceman Michael Del Zotto to the Anaheim Ducks.

VANCOUVER — Ken Hitchcock wants Edmonton Oilers fans to brace for a wild ride.

MELBOURNE, Australia — Already up a set, Stan Wawrinka was just two points away from taking the second in his Australian Open match against Milos Raonic. Couldn't do it.

BOSTON — Kyrie Irving said he regretted criticizing his younger teammates, then he made a call to a former teammate he also owed an apology.

CALGARY — Jack Eichel battled through some misfortune to score the overtime winner for the Buffalo Sabres in a 4-3 road win over the Calgary Flames on Wednesday.

NEW YORK — Montreal Canadiens forward Paul Byron has been suspended three games for a hit that injured Florida Panthers defenceman MacKenzie Weegar on Tuesday night.

OTTAWA — Matt Duchene couldn't have scripted the night any better.

The NHL and NHL Players' Association have given up on the possibility of staging the next World Cup of Hockey in September 2020 but will continue collective bargaining talks.

DETROIT — Michigan State interim President John Engler submitted his resignation Wednesday amid public backlash over his comments about women and girls sexually assaulted by now-imprisoned campus sports doctor Larry Nassar.