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LONDON, Ont. - Max Domi made full use of the power play for his London Knights.Domi scored with 2:12 left in the third and again in overtime — both coming on the power play — as London edged the North Bay Battalion 5-4 on Sunday in Ontario Hockey League action.The Knights captain added three assists for London (17-10-2), while Christian Dvorak, Michael McCarron and Mitchell Marner also scored. Michael Giugovaz started in net, making six saves on eight shots. Tyler Parsons stopped 27-of-29 shots after coming in to start the second period.Kyle Wood scored and added two assists for North Bay (14-7-6), while Jared Steege, Nick Paul and Brenden Miller chipped in as well. Jake Smith turned aside 35 shots.The Knights scored four times on seven power plays, while the Battalion went 2 for 4 with the man advantage.---GENERALS 4 OTTERS 1OSHAWA, Ont. — Sam Harding, Hunter Smith and Michael Dal Colle all scored as the Generals reeled off three unanswered goals to down Erie.Tobias Lindberg had the other goal for Oshawa (23-3-1).Taylor Raddysh was the lone scorer for the Otters (22-5-2).---STORM 4 SPIRIT 2SAGINAW, Mich. — Captain Jason Dickinsons goal in the second period was the eventual winner as Guelph held off the Spirit.Chadd Bauman and Pius Suter scored in the first period to give the Storm (17-10-1) a 2-0 lead by the first intermission. Tyler Bertuzzi put the puck into an empty net.Mitchell Stephens and Artem Artemov replied in the third period for Saginaw (12-14-2).---STING 7 GREYHOUNDS 6 (SO)SARNIA, Ont. — Nikita Korostelev was the lone scorer in the shootout as the Sting slipped past Sault Ste. 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Ricky Nolasco turned in a stellar six-inning outing to pick up the win.As 2012 winds to a close, TSN.ca looks back at the stories that made the year memorable. TSN.cas writing staff reflects on the best tennis moments from the past 12 months including the return of Roger Federer, the rise of Andy Murray, Milos marathon and Serenas stunning turnaround. Barry Riz on the Return of Roger If you kept an eye on the last dozen Grand Slams prior to the summer of 2012, you likely arrived at the same two conclusions that I did when it came to mens tennis. Roger Federer was a has-been, and Andy Murray was a never-to-be. Harsh, yes. But in the nine grand slams beginning with the 2010 French Open, the scoreboard in wins read Rafael Nadal 5, Novak Djokovic 4. And Federer and Murray, zero. Federers brilliance as a 16-time grand slam winner was unquestioned, but as he turned 31 this summer his recent results told the story - Roger seemed to have lost a step, and was getting beaten regularly by the younger Nadal and Djokovic. It was simply their turn, their time. The prospect of Federer winning any more slams and regaining his No. 1 world ranking seemed a long shot at best. And as for the 25-year-old Murray, he appeared to be a victim mostly of bad timing. His talent was evident, but he was playing in an era where the trio ahead of him had won 30 of the previous 32 grand slams since 2005. The stakes, then, were high at Wimbledon in early July when, with Nadal out in the second round, the third-seeded Federer was able to oust world number one Djokovic in the semis to set up a title match with Murray. Shane McNeil on Marathon Milos The fourth-ranked Scotsman, a runner-up in three previous grand slam finals, was vying to become to first player from Great Britain to win on home soil since 1936. And when Federer beat him in four sets to capture a seventh Wimbledon crown, it was Murray who was reduced to tears while addressing the crowd afterwards. London would also provide the stage for what may be Milos Raonics biggest performance to date. While Raonic has had his fair share of success in his young tennis career and has even won a pair of tournaments early in 2012, it was his epic second-round match against world No. 6 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga that resonates as his grand achievement. After trading 6-3 victories in the first two sets, Raonic and Tsonga tested each others endurance in an epic match that would set a new Olympic record, with the third set lasting an almost-unfathomable three hours. Raonic and Tsonga would fire serve after serve at one another with neither giving much ground once the third set got past 6-6, and it just kept on going. Audiences tuning in expecting it to end "any minute now" saw a testament to the will of both men, as Tsonga would eventually take the third set 25-23.dddddddddddd. The Olympics would see another marathon in the semifinals when Federer and Juan Martin del Potro played a third set that lasted two hours and 43 minutes. Why is it that the "fifth major" doesnt believe in ending things in a quick and logical way, again? Riz on the Great Scot The drama was heavy and the irony fresh when Murray and Federer met again at the All England Club centre court just four weeks after their thrilling Wimbledon finale at the London Olympics with a gold medal at stake. And as so often happens in sports, the rematch looked nothing like the first meeting. 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