National Sports

ORLANDO, Fla. — Jonathan Osorio and Jay Chapman scored second-half goals and Toronto FC beat Orlando City 2-0 on Saturday.

TORONTO — The Toronto Arrows will take on Major League Rugby's best Sunday when they host the San Diego Legion. Toronto beat the Legion 27-20 when the teams met in San Diego on March 10, rallying from a 17-point deficit with 24 unanswered points.

OTTAWA — The Ottawa 67s survived a tough first period to post their 14th-straight playoff victory on Saturday. The 67s downed the Guelph Storm 4-3 and now hold a 2-0 series lead in the Ontario Hockey League Finals.

LONDON — Growing up in the area, Keira Walsh never envisaged Manchester City being a force in women's football. Let alone playing for them and being part of trophy-winning teams.

PHILADELPHIA — It might have happened when he thrust out his right leg and tripped Joel Embiid in frustration. It might have been when he crashed hard to the floor after Embiid blocked his shot. Pascal Siakam isn't certain.

TORONTO — When the Toronto Wolfpack ran into a stubborn Bradford Bulls side Saturday, coach Brian McDermott welcomed the challenge.

OSTRAVA, Czech Republic — Team Canada is taking home silver from the world para hockey championship after dropping a 3-2 overtime decision to the U.S. on Saturday.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Rodney Hood checked back into the game, a fresh body among the weary ones all over the court. Eager for post-season redemption after struggling in the playoffs last year, Hood got his chance Friday night.

Friday's Games NHL Playoffs Carolina 5 New York Islanders 2 (Hurricanes win series 4-0) Dallas 2 St.

ST. LOUIS — Ben Bishop looked the part of a Vezina Trophy finalist, except for one play. Jason Spezza scored and Bishop made 38 saves as the Dallas Stars beat the St.