Thursday’s Games

By The Canadian Press

Posted Oct 21, 2016 12:44:47 AM.

Last Updated Oct 21, 2016 02:00:12 AM.

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Thursday’s Games

National League Championship Series

Chicago 8 Los Angeles 4

(Cubs lead series 3-2)

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NHL

Pittsburgh 3 San Jose 2

Anaheim 3 Philadelphia 2

Boston 2 New Jersey 1

Washington 4 Florida 2

Montreal 5 Arizona 2

Colorado 4 Tampa Bay 0

Minnesota 3 Toronto 2

Los Angeles 4 Dallas 3 (OT)

Edmonton 3 St. Louis 1

Carolina 4 Calgary 2

Vancouver 2 Buffalo 1

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AHL

Manitoba 5 Bakersfield 4

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NFL

Green Bay 26 Chicago 10

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NBA Pre-season

Charlotte 96 Miami 88

Orlando 114 New Orleans 111

New York 116 Brooklyn 111

Atlanta 97 Chicago 81

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