What Did You Miss Monday?

--The Anaheim Ducks will be retiring a pair of numbers this season.Paul Kariya, who spent nine seasons with the teamwill have his No. 9 retired prior to a game against the Buffalo Sabres on Oct. 21. Niedermayer, who spent five seasons with Anaheim, will have his No. 27 retired prior to the game against the Washington Capitals on Feb. 17.

--The Buffalo Sabres made it official Monday as they signed defenceman Rasmus Dahlin to a three-year entry level contract.  Dahlin was the first pick overall in the NHL draft.

--After being let go in Humboldt, Chris Beaudry has a new job.  Beaudry, who was not on the Broncos bus when it crashed April 6 killing 16, signed on to be an assistant coach with the Melville Millionaires.

--Wally Buono says he doesn't know who will be the B.C. Lions' starting quarterback this weekend.
The Lions head coach says his staff is looking at various options for correcting mistakes and improving play after B.C. was trounced 41-19 by the Blue Bombers in Winnipeg on Saturday.
Jonathon Jennings has held the Lions No. 1 quarterback position this year, but has yet to throw for more than 200 yards and he was 15-for-24 for 105 yards with two interceptions in Winnipeg.

Veteran Lions quarterback Travis Lulay hasn't played yet this year following off-season knee surgery, but Buono says he will definitely be in the next game's lineup in some capacity.

--Canadian Milos Raonic is heading to the Wimbledon quarterfinals for the third year in a row. The 13th seed form Thornhill, Ontario, defeated unseeded American Mackenzie McDonald the fourth-round action today. Raonic will face number nine John Isner  in the quarterfinals.