Wednesday’s Games

By The Canadian Press

Posted Nov 3, 2016 01:27:19 AM.

Last Updated Nov 3, 2016 02:20:10 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Wednesday’s Games

MLB

World Series

Chicago 8 Cleveland 7 (10 innings)

(Cubs win series 4-3)

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NHL

Montreal 3 Vancouver 0

Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 (OT)

Pittsburgh 5 Anaheim 1

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AHL

Bridgeport 4 Albany 2

Lehigh Valley 4 Hartford 0

St. John’s 6 Utica 3

Charlotte 4 Rockford 0

Texas 4 Tucson 3 (OT)

Bakersfield 7 San Antonio 1

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Women’s Four Nations Cup

At Vierumaki, Finland

Canada 3 Sweden 0

At Kereva, Finland

United States 6 Finland 0

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NBA

Charlotte 109 Philadelphia 93

Toronto 113 Washington 103

Brooklyn 109 Detroit 101

Houston 118 New York 99

L.A. Lakers 123 Atlanta 116

Boston 107 Chicago 100

Memphis 89 New Orleans 83 (OT)

Utah 97 Dallas 81

Phoenix 118 Portland 115 (OT)

Oklahoma City 85 L.A. Clippers 83

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