Drew Doughty earned a spot on Canada's Olympic team because of his ability to move the puck, skate and hit hard. The Los Angeles defenseman is also providing Canada with a surprising offensive boost at the Sochi Games. Doughty broke a scoreless tie midway through the first period and scored the game-winning goal with 2:28 left in overtime, giving the Canadians a 2-1 win over Finland on Sunday. ''I don't know what's going on,'' said Doughty, who has four goals in three Olympic games after scoring just eight times in 59 NHL games this season.

Michael Grabner's goal-scoring spree in Sochi has propelled Austria to its first Olympic hockey win in 12 years. Grabner had two goals and an assist and Mathias Lange made 34 saves as Austria held off Norway 3-1 on Sunday for its first victory in the Sochi Games. Michael Raffl scored in the first period for Austria, which finished third in its group at 1-2. Austria and Norway both lost to powerful Canada and Finland, who met later in the day to decide the group winner.

Phil Kessel is the first American in more than a decade to score a hat trick in an Olympic hockey tournament. Kessel scored two of his three goals within the opening five minutes to lead the U.S. to a 5-1 win against Slovenia on Sunday. The U.S. is undefeated through three games and if it can win three more, the nation will celebrate its first Olympic championship in hockey since the ''Miracle on Ice'' at the Lake Placid Games. ''We just want to win games.'' No members of Team USA were alive when the U.S. beat the Soviet Union in 1980 in one of the biggest upsets in sports history.

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) -- New York Mets ace Matt Harvey has tried to remain optimistic the last four months, but even he sees the possibility of pitching in 2014 slipping away. The 24-year-old ace arrived at Mets spring training camp Sunday, had his reconstructed right elbow checked out and declared that everything was fine. However, the ultimate goal of returning this season to help the Mets be a contender in the National League East appears to be out of reach. ''Everything's going well, but it's a little bit difficult of a day because I'm starting to realize the year's not going to go the way I want it to,'' said Harvey, addressing the media from the bench in the home dugout at the Mets' training complex.

Workington Town failed to make the most of a first-half 12-4 lead as Doncaster player-coach Paul Cooke ran the show in the second half for the South Yorkshire outfit to run out 22-12 victors.