NHL Highlights: Kraken 6, Flames 1

Calgary Flames coach Ryan Huska reflected on the team's poor showing in their season opener, acknowledging that all of their flaws were exposed in the disappointing performance. zeppelin.cool

Huska's comments came after the Flames' first game of the season, which apparently failed to meet expectations as the team looks to improve throughout the campaign.

• Four-time MVP adds 10 rebounds in 94-83 victory

• Clark finishes with 18 points in deciding Game 3

• Aces continue pursuit of fourth title in five years

  NewsEn el Barça ven viable la final del Mundial 2030 en el EstadiEl debate sobre la sede de la final del Mundial de fútbol 2030 está a la orden del día. Hay voces que sostienen que las opciones de España son mínimas, debido principalmente a c...Open →

  En el Barça ven viable la final del Mundial 2030 en el Estadi

A’ja Wilson made sure her basketball spoke for itself Thursday night, as the four-time WNBA MVP scored 36 points to lead the defending champion Las Vegas Aces to a 94-83 victory over the Indiana Fever in the deciding Game 3 of the first round.

The third-seeded Aces, who have won three of the past four titles, moved on to play the winner of the Golden State-Dallas series, which will be decided Friday night in San Francisco.

The Braves' bullpen game featured an unlikely hero in Michael Harris II, who hit a three-run home run to put Atlanta ahead early. Despite the loss, Phillies manager Don Mattingly faced criticism for starting volatile right-hander Aaron Nola over the reliable Zack Wheeler. Nola faltered, allowing three runs in just 1 2/3 innings, while Wheeler later tossed four innings in relief but could not erase the deficit.

Atlanta's pitching staff, which finished fifth in the majors with a 3.63 ERA, shut the door to secure the victory and a date with the Los Angeles Dodgers.