Friday’s Games

By The Canadian Press

Posted Nov 12, 2016 12:58:37 AM.

Last Updated Nov 12, 2016 01:40:12 AM.

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Friday’s Games

Men’s International Soccer Friendly

South Korea 2 Canada 0

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NHL

Colorado 3 Winnipeg 2 (OT)

Dallas 3 Edmonton 2

Toronto 6 Philadelphia 3

Ottawa 2 Los Angeles 1

New Jersey 2 Buffalo 1 (OT)

Washington 3 Chicago 2 (OT)

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AHL

San Diego 3 Manitoba 2

Toronto 3 W-B/Scranton 0

Springfield 3 St. John’s 1

Bridgeport 3 Syracuse 2, SO

Lehigh Valley 4 Utica 1

Albany 6 Hershey 3

Cleveland 2 Chicago 1

Grand Rapids 3 Rockford 0

Providence 4 Binghamton 2

Rochester 5 Hartford 2

Charlotte 4 Iowa 1

Texas 5 San Jose 3

Tucson 3 Bakersfield 0

San Antonio 4 Stockton 1

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NBA

Toronto 113 Charlotte 111

Cleveland 105 Washington 94

Philadelphia 109 Indiana 105, OT

Utah 87 Orlando 74

Boston 115 New York 87

L.A. Clippers 110 Oklahoma City 108

San Antonio 96 Detroit 86

Portland 122 Sacramento 120 (OT)

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