TORONTO - Don Cherry hasn't changed his mind — he still doesn't believe women should be in men's locker-rooms. The CBC hockey commentator reiterated his opinion Wednesday during his Coach's Corner segment of "Hockey Night in Canada." Cherry defended himself as the first coach in a major sports league to let women in the locker-room, which he did in the 1970s when former New York Times reporter Robin Herman covered the Boston Bruins. But Cherry said he wouldn't do that if he were coaching today.

TORONTO - Don Cherry says the men's locker-room is no place for a woman. The outspoken CBC hockey broadcaster made the comments during his weekly Coach's Corner segment of "Hockey Night in Canada" on Saturday night while discussing the controversy around Chicago Blackhawks defenceman Duncan Keith. Keith was criticized earlier in the week after delivering what some considered a sexist post-game putdown to a female radio reporter in Vancouver.

National Hockey League results and standings after Saturday's games: Los Angeles 2, Anaheim 1 Edmonton 1, Calgary 4 Florida 1, Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 2, Columbus 3 (SO) Dallas 2, San Jose 1 Toronto 5, Montreal 1 NY Islanders 0, NY Rangers 1 (OT) Washington 6, Tampa Bay 5 (OT) Carolina 4, Boston 2 Buffalo 1, Philadelphia 0 Colorado 4, Vancouver 3 Standings (w l ot gf ga pts) Eastern Conference Atlantic Division 1. Pittsburgh 32 10 0 141 102 64 2. NY Islanders 21 16 5 119 122 47

Normunds Sejejs is returning as the general manager of the Riga "Dinamo" ice hockey club. Sejejs was Riga "Dinamo's" general manager during the first four Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) seasons, and all these years the club qualified for the KHL playoffs. Before last season, Sejejs signed a contract with the Czech club Prague "Lev".