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| Crosby skates with Penguins, but return remains cloudy | 06/02, 16:22 |
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby worked out with his team mates on Monday, but said he was still recovering from concussion-like symptoms and a neck injury and offered no timetable for his return. | |
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| NHL results | 05/02, 16:55 |
(home team in CAPS) Boston 4 WASHINGTON 1; NEW JERSEY 5 Pittsburgh 2; NY RANGERS 5 Philadelphia 2; MONTREAL 3 Winnipeg 0 | |
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| Stoch wins in Val di Fiemme | 05/02, 11:45 |
Poland's Kamil Stoch beat Austrian star Gregor Schlierenzauer for a World Cup victory at Val di Fiemme in Italy. | |
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| Svendsen wins mens' 15km mass start | 05/02, 10:31 |
Emil Hegle Svendsen wins his and Norway?s first gold of the Holmenkollen IBU Biathlon World Cup in the mens' 15km mass start. German Andreas Birnbacher is second and Russian Evgeniy Garanichev is third. | |
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| Baumann wins Chamonix super-combined | 05/02, 8:56 |
Austria's Romed Baumann wins the men's Alpine ski World Cup super-combined in Chamonix. France's Alexis Pinturault is second and Swiss Beat Feuz is third. | |
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| Henkel grabs first win of season | 05/02, 8:21 |
Two-time Olympic gold medallist Andrea Henkel takes maiden IBU Biathlon World Cup win of the season in 12.5km mass start in Holmenkollen. | |
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| Mancuso wins Garmisch super-G | 05/02, 7:50 |
American Julia Mancuso wins a women's Alpine ski World Cup super-G in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Austria's Anna Fenninger is second and Liechtenstein's Tina Weirather is third. | |
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| Watabe claims maiden World Cup win | 05/02, 7:45 |
Akito Watabe dominates the second of two individual Nordic combined events in Val di Fiemme to record his first ever FIS World Cup win. | |
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| Vylegzhanin wins in Rybinsk | 05/02, 5:13 |
Maxim Vylegzhanin beats team-mate Ilia Chernousov to FIS Cross Country Skiing World Cup gold in the scheduled skiathlon in Rybinsk. | |
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| NHL results (2) | 05/02, 1:39 |
(Home team in CAPS) TAMPA BAY 6 Florida 3; NASHVILLE 3 St. Louis 1; DALLAS 2 Minnesota 1 (SO); PHOENIX 5 San Jose 3; EDMONTON 5 Detroit 4 (SO) | |
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