hockey
Kyle Kiser made 44 saves for his first ECHL shutout and Alex Kyle extended his scoring streak to five games.
Kizer, who was assigned to Maine by the American Hockey League’s Providence Bruins on Thursday, came into his own in the second and third periods after the Mariners dominated the first period and took a 2-0 lead. He stopped a total of 39 shots.
Austin Albrecht scored the first goal just 37 seconds into the game. Reid Stephenson then scored his 10th point of the season on a power play 9:28 into the game.
Gabriel Chicoine and Kyle extended the lead with goals at 5:15 of the first three games. Kyle had one goal and two assists, and Adam Metula had three assists.
World Junior: Isaac Howard scored the first goal and added the deciding penalty in a penalty shootout as the United States defeated the Czech Republic 4-3 at the World Junior Hockey Championship in Gothenburg, Sweden.
The Americans’ next game is Sunday against undefeated Slovakia for first place in Group B.
basketball
G League: Jordan Walsh had 23 points and 10 rebounds, J.D. Davison had 17 points, 10 assists, and 5 steals, and the Maine Celtics defeated the Oklahoma City Blue 114-103 on the road to finish the regular season at 2-0. I raised it to defeat.
Maine also got 18 points from Drew Peterson and 17 points and 10 rebounds from DJ Steward.
skiing
World Cup: Mikaela Shiffrin won the slalom race in Lienz, Austria by a huge margin of 2.34 seconds, marking her 93rd career victory.
The American set the fastest time ever on both runs on the Schlossberg course, finishing ahead of second-place finisher Lena Duerr of Germany. Swiss skier Michel Gysin was third with a difference of 0.11.
Friday’s result was the seventh largest margin of victory in women’s World Cup slalom history. Shiffrin set four of the other marks, including a 3.07 second record in Aspen, Colorado, in November 2015.
• Swiss skier Marco Odermatt extended his super-G advantage in impressive style to win by a wide margin in the final race of the 2023 Men’s World Cup in Bormio, Italy.
The two-time overall champion beat second place Rafael Haser of Austria by 0.98 seconds.
This was Odermatt’s 10th win and 17th podium in his past 20 Super-G appearances.
soccer
England: American defender Tim Ream and Fulham have agreed to a one-year contract extension until the 2024-25 season.
Ream, 36, has appeared in more than 300 games for the Cottage since joining the team in the 2015-16 season.
Spain: Real Madrid have extended Carlo Ancelotti’s contract until 2026, seemingly ending Brazil’s hopes of hiring him as their new national team manager.
baseball
Major League: Chris Flexen has agreed to a one-year contract worth $1.75 million with the Chicago White Sox, giving manager Pedro Grifol another possibility in the rotation.
Flexen played in Seattle and Colorado this season, posting a 2-8 record with a 6.86 ERA in 29 games, including 16 starts. The right-hander played in 120 games and started 80 in the major leagues, posting a 27-34 record with a 4.95 ERA.
car racing
Indy car: 2003 Indianapolis 500 winner and closed-course land speed record holder Gilles de Ferran died Friday while racing with his son at the Concourse Club in Florida, multiple former colleagues confirmed to The Associated Press. . He was 56 years old.
Fellow Brazilian driver Tony Kanaan said De Ferran was with his son Luke at a private track in Opa-locka, Florida, when he stopped the car and complained that he was feeling unwell. Mr Kanaan said Mr de Ferran had apparently suffered a heart attack and could not be revived.
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