National Sports

PERTH, Australia — Canada's men's basketball team dropped a physical 81-73 decision to Australia in the second World Cup tuneup meeting between the two teams Saturday.

Friday's Games CFL Edmonton 41 Toronto 26 --- MLB American League Detroit 2 Tampa Bay 0 N.Y. Yankees 3 Cleveland 2 Toronto 7 Seattle 3 Boston 9 Baltimore 1 Minnesota 4 Texas 3 Chicago White Sox 7 L.A.

TORONTO — Trevor Harris was a one-man show Friday night. Harris threw three TD passes and ran for two others to earn the Edmonton Eskimos a 41-26 win over the Toronto Argonauts.

TORONTO — Charlie Montoyo thought the swing that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. put on a ball that was well outside the strike zone on Friday night looked familiar. The result was something he'd seen before too.

OTTAWA — It's hard to score points when you don't have the ball, and lately for the Ottawa Redblacks, it's hard to score points even when you do.

CALGARY — After some optimism earlier in the week, Bo Levi Mitchell won't make his return to the lineup for the Calgary Stampeders against the Montreal Alouettes on Saturday.

VANCOUVER — Bob Lenarduzzi is out as president of the Vancouver Whitecaps as the club struggles in the standings and continues to grapple with harassment allegations.

MONTREAL — A whirlwind of sudden changes and instability could derail the Montreal Impact's playoff hopes down the stretch.

TORONTO — Kirsty Duncan knows there's still work to be done. Canada's Minister of Science and Sport has made ending abuse and harassment in sport her priority since taking over the portfolio in January 2018.

TORONTO — Captain Michael Bradley can appreciate why it may look like desperate times for his Toronto FC squad.