Boston College, Boston University to play in Beanpot final

BOSTON (AP) - Steven Whitney had two short-handed goals in the second period and Johnny Gaudreau also scored twice to lift Boston College to a 7-1 victory over Northeastern in the 60th Beanpot tournament Monday night.

NHL hopes for peaceful labor talks

The realignment proposal seemed like it would be rubber-stamped. Shuffle some teams around, create some new conferences, make sure each team made a visit to each NHL city. Sounded promising.

Marian Gaborik's hat trick leads Team Chara to NHL All-Star win

OTTAWA - Marian Gaborik got the best of New York Rangers teammate Henrik Lundqvist, and Zdeno Chara scored the winning goal for the NHL All-Star team named after him.

Even in defeat, Daniel Alfredsson rewarded the hometown fans with two goals and an assist, and then the Ottawa Senators captain provided a hint that he might come back for one more season.

Zdeno Chara opens NHL All-Star draft by picking Pavel Datsyuk

GATINEAU, Quebec - Zdeno Chara went with offense in taking Detroit Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk with the No. 1 pick in the NHL All-Star draft. Daniel Alfredsson stuck closer to home, choosing Ottawa Senators defenseman and teammate Erik Karlsson with his club's first selection.

Amherst College crushes Hamilton in women's basketball

The No. 1-ranked Amherst College women's basketball team made it look easy Friday with a 78-25 win over Hamilton in Amherst.

Megan Robertson led four players in double figures with 12 points for the defending national champion Lord Jeffs (14-0, 3-0 NESCAC).

Caroline Stedman, Lem Atanga McCormick and Jesmine Hardy each had 11 points in the win.

Men's basketball

Canadiens trade Michael Cammalleri to Calgary during game with Bruins

BOSTON - Montreal traded forward Michael Cammalleri to the Calgary Flames for forward Rene Bourque on Thursday night, pulling him from the game after two periods a day after he was quoted as saying the Canadiens "play like losers."

Phil Kessel of Toronto again an NHL All-Star

OTTAWA (AP) - Phil Kessel probably won't have to wait until the end of the NHL All-Star game draft to hear his name.

The Toronto forward was among the final 36 players added to the event by the league's hockey operations department Thursday, joining teammates Joffrey Lupul and Dion Phaneuf for the Jan. 29 game in Ottawa.