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St Kitts & Nevis Patriots 203 for 7 (Lewis 73, Thomas 48, Watson 3-36) beat St Lucia Zouks 145 for 5 (Watson 55, Charles 40, Badree 2-22) by 58 runsScorecard and ball-by-ball detailsA stampede in the Powerplay by Evin Lewis and Lendl Simmons set up an insurmountable total for St Kitts & Nevis Patriots, who defeated St Lucia Zouks by 58 runs on Sunday afternoon at Warner Park. The pair propelled the hosts to 69 for 0 in six overs after being sent in, and Lewis kicked on for a top score of 73 in the Patriots total of 203 for 7.The Patriots had only advanced to 22 after three overs, but Simmons doubled that total in the fourth when he targeted Canada allrounder Nitish Kumars offspin for three sixes and a four. That spurred Lewis to take on Darren Sammy in the fifth as the left-hander smashed the Zouks captain for four consecutive boundaries through the off side.The stand was broken two balls into the seventh over by Derone Davis, when Simmons skewed the left-arm spinner to Shane Watson at short third man for 30, but Lewis had no intention of slowing down and brought up his fifty in 28 balls off Davis in the ninth, before continuing his onslaught with three sixes in four balls against Kristopher Ramsaran in the tenth over.Watson eventually intervened to remove Lewis in the 12th, but Devon Thomas surge in the 18th and 19th overs ensured the Patriots would get past 200 as he carted Watson and Morne Morkel for four sixes and a four on his way to 48 off 27. Watson dismissed Thomas, and snared Carlos Brathwaite too, in the final over but by then the damage was done.Watson and Johnson Charles seized on the small boundaries at Warner Park to give the Zouks hope of overhauling the target, motoring to 90 after nine overs of the chase. Samuel Badrees intervention dashed that vision though, as he had Charles caught at midwicket for 40 to start the tenth over. Watson brought up his fifty off 26 balls two deliveries later, but mistimed a drive off Badree to long-on two balls into the 12th for 55. From there, the Zouks stuttered through their final eight overs - typified by Michael Husseys 22 off 28 balls - adding just 45 runs to end on 145 for 5.The Patriots have a day off before facing Barbados Tridents at Warner Park on Tuesday while the Zouks have eight days off before their next contest in Providence against Guyana Amazon Warriors.Bryn Forbes Spurs Jersey . 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The Raptors traded Rudy Gay, Quincy Acy and Aaron Gray to the Sacramento Kings on Monday, in exchange for Greivis Vasquez, John Salmons, Patrick Patterson and Chuck Hayes.CHICAGO -- During his tenure with the Chicago Blackhawks, Corey Crawford has played a pivotal role in helping deliver three Stanley Cup championships since 2010.So as the Blackhawks ride a three-game winning streak into a Thursday home test against the Colorado Avalanche, it is no secret that Crawford has been at the center of Chicagos recent success.Crawford, who made 33 saves in the Blackhawks 5-1 win over the Calgary Flames on Tuesday, boosts the level of play of those playing in front of him on a nightly basis.He gives us confidence, Blackhawks forward Artemi Panarin said after Tuesday nights victory. We were calmer (against the Flames). We made those little bit risky plays knowing we have a great goalkeeper behind us.Over his career, Crawford has grown more consistent in net, which, in turn, made him among the NHLs best. But over Chicagos three-game win streak, Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville is seeing that consistency became a staple of Crawfords game much in the way it did throughout last season.Crawford registered at least 32 saves in each of the three wins, leading to a save percentage of .926 this season. Crawford owns a 4-3-1 record.Like the Blackhawks (6-3-1), Crawford is raising his game up a level of late.Im feeling better and better every game, Crawford said Tuesday night. Im feeling quicker out there reading plays, thats a big part of it, too, being able to read a play and get out and be aggressive when its time. Just everything is coming together each game and just went out there and battled.While Crawford has the Blackhawks moving in the right direections, the Avalanche find themselves struggling.dddddddddddd Colorado dropped a 5-1 decision to the Nashville Predators on Tuesday night in Denver.The defeat was Colorados third in its past four games, dropping the Avalanche back to .500 for the season, 4-4-0.Its not at all how we want to play, coach Jared Bednar said after the Tuesday loss. Its pretty bad. ... We didnt find the intensity we needed for the game. It was disappointing because it was a chance for us to go a couple of games above .500, and now were just spinning in the mud again.As Crawford has experienced at times earlier this season, the Avalanche are struggling with inconsistent play. That will be put to the test Thursday night when they face a Blackhawks team that is looking to keep its positive momentum.Colorado, meanwhile, will look to reverse its course and get things back on track.Were trying to make sure we get certain things out of our group every night, Bednar said. When we get them, we give ourselves a good chance to win. When we dont get them, right now its almost a guaranteed loss.To that end the Avalanche held a team meeting after the loss to Nashville.Colorado captain Gabriel Landeskog said, To a man, we have to be honest and look at ourselves in the mirror and reflect the way we come to work every day. Im not going to go into details about the meeting. Were going to come to the rink ... with a good attitude. Tonight, its got to be said, this was embarrassing. ' ' '