Mariners are doing well, extending their winning streak to 4

hockey

Brooklyn Kalmykov scored twice in the first period, Xander Rampa and Owen Pederson added goals in the third, and the Maine Mariners extended their winning streak to four games with Friday's 4-3 victory over Newfoundland.・Prevented a late counterattack by the Growlers. tonight at Cross Insurance Arena.

Brad Albanis made 28 saves for the Mariners, who stayed in the last playoff spot in the North Division and moved into third place, within one point of Newfoundland.

basketball

NBA: New Orleans Pelicans forward Brandon Ingram has suffered a bone bruise to his left knee and is expected to be sidelined for at least two weeks, the team announced.

Ingram, who is averaging 20.9 points this season, is expected to return before the end of the regular season.

• The District of Columbia's attorney general argues that the NBA's Washington Wizards and NHL's Washington Capitals are obligated to play games at the downtown arena until 2047, a move the city made to prevent the teams from leaving. This is the latest simultaneous attack.

In a letter sent this week to Monumental Sports and Entertainment obtained by The Associated Press, Brian Schwalb extended the team's lease for an additional 20 years beyond its original expiration date through 2027. I mentioned the warranty contract for the renovation.

The letter comes as Monumental's $2 billion plan to build a new arena across the Potomac River in Alexandria, Virginia, is stalled in the Virginia General Assembly.

football

NFL: The Buffalo Bills have strengthened their interior offensive line by signing free agent Will Clapp to a one-year contract.

Clapp has six seasons of NFL experience, including the past two seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers, starting a career-high 11 games at center last year. He injured his knee in mid-December and ended the season on injured reserve.

• The Los Angeles Chargers added a second tight end during free agency by signing Hayden Hurst.

Hurst, entering his seventh NFL season, was released by Carolina on Wednesday due to salary cap changes. He had 18 receptions, 184 yards and one touchdown last season, but missed his final eight games with a concussion.

car racing

Formula One: Williams driver Logan Sargent will not compete in the Australian Grand Prix after giving his car to teammate Alex Albon, whose car was badly damaged in a free practice crash in Melbourne on Friday. .

F1's only American driver will miss Saturday's qualifying and Sunday's race at the Albert Park circuit during what Sargent called “the most painful moment in my career that I can remember.” . Williams did not bring a spare third chassis to the event and the team decided that Albon was likely to score points.

skiing

World Cup: Lara Gut-Behrami wins her fifth super-G season title, finishing seventh in the final race won by 2018 Olympic champion Esther Ledecka in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Austria. He won his fifth season title.

Ledecka's clean skis were 0.28 seconds faster than Italy's Federica Brignone, who finished second on the season behind Guto Behrami.

• Marco Odermatt won another World Cup crystal globe, finishing fifth and taking the super-G title as three other Swiss skiers completed the podium.

Stefan Rogentin led Switzerland in a 1-2-3 finish to take his first career win. He was 0.03 seconds faster than Loïc Meillard and 0.15 seconds ahead of Arnaud Boisset.

soccer

Champions League: UEFA has reached a confidential settlement to compensate Liverpool fans for personal injury claims caused by the dangerous disruption at the 2022 Champions League final in Paris.

The security failure at the Stade de France ahead of Liverpool's match against Real Madrid amounted to a “mass fatality incident” with UEFA primarily responsible, an investigation team appointed by football's body says. concluded last year.

Police detained thousands of fans in crowded lines and used tear gas outside the stadium before the game. After the match, dozens of people were robbed by local residents outside the stadium.

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