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ERIE, Pa. -- The Erie Otters won their eighth straight game with a four-goal outburst in the third en route to an 8-4 win over the Sarnia Sting in Ontario Hockey League play Saturday. Brendan Gaunce, Michael Curtis and Andre Burakovsky each scored twice for Erie (52-14-2), with singles from Connor McDavid and Dane Fox. Nickolas Latta had a pair of goals for the league-worst Sting (17-44-7), while Nikolay Goldobin, on a penalty shot, and Nikita Korostelev chipped in with a goal apiece. Oscar Dansk got the start in goal for the Otters but was pulled after allowing three goals on 11 shots. He was replaced by Devin Williams, who made nine saves. Taylor Dupuis meanwhile stopped 41 shots for Sarnia. --- BULLS 7 WOLVES 4 BELLEVILLE, Ont. -- Charlie Graham finished with 44 saves for the Bulls in a win against Sudbury. Remi Eli scored twice for Belleville (23-38-7), with Andrew Ming, Jake Marchment, Stephen Harper, Niki Petti and Cameron Brace adding singles. Ray Huether, Nicholas Baptiste, Jacob Harris and Connor Crisp replied for the Wolves (32-24-11). Sudburys Franky Palazzese meanwhile stopped 34 shots. --- WHALERS 4 SPITFIRES 1 PLYMOUTH, Mich. --The Whalers scored four unanswered goals to blow past Windsor. Liam Dunda, Bryce Yetman, Gianluca Curcuruto and Vincent Scognamiglio scored for Plymouth (28-33-7). Ben Johnson had the lone goal for the Spitfires (37-28-3). Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 24 shots in net for the Whalers, while Spitfires goalie Dalen Kuchmey was far busier with 41 saves. --- KNIGHTS 6 SPIRIT 2 SAGINAW, Mich. -- The Spirit couldnt keep up with London in their first home game since the death of Terry Trafford. Owen MacDonald, Max Domi, Matt Rupert, Bo Horvat, Chris Tierney and Mitchell Marner each scored for the Knights (49-13-5), who went up 4-0 in the first period after a moment of silence and a video montage for Trafford to start the game. Justin Sefton and Kristoff Kontos scored for Saginaw (32-30-5), which wore "TT16" stickers on their helmets in honour of Trafford. He was found dead in a parked car Wednesday. Anthony Stolarz finished with 41 saves for London, while Jake Paterson stopped 24 shots for the Spirit. --- COLTS 6 PETES 3 BARRIE, Ont. -- Andreas Athanasiou scored twice for the Colts who went ahead with five goals in the third period. Tyson Fawcett, Brendan Lemieux, Mitchell Theoret and Garrett Hooey also scored for Barrie (37-28-3). Josh MacDonald, Steven Lorentz and Nelson Armstrong had a goal each for Peterborough (32-30-5). Barries Mackenzie Blackwood stopped just 19 shots for the win. At the other end of the ice, Andrew DAgostini stopped 26 shots while Jason Da Silva made one save in just over two minutes of ice time. --- ATTACK 2 STORM 1 (SO) OWEN SOUND, Ont. -- Jack Flinn made 44 saves and blanked three players in the shootout as the Attack held off league-leading Guelph. 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The move was made retroactive to Saturday, and Mattingly indicated Ramirez may just need the minimum 15 days to recover. "Were probably being a little cautious," he said. "He could be ready in 10 games but we dont want to (bring) him back in seven and then have something worse happen and maybe lose him the rest of the year. We want to assure ourselves hell be available down the stretch." Infielder Darwin Barney, who was acquired in a July 28 trade with the Chicago Cubs, was called up from Triple-A Albuquerque to take Ramirezs roster spot. Miguel Rojas started at shortstop oon Sunday with Los Angeles trying to avoid a three-game sweep against the NL Central leaders.dddddddddddd Mattingly said he planned to "mix and match" at shortstop in the interim, with Barney in the mix. It was the latest move this week for the busy Dodgers, who had a National League-best 66 wins entering Sunday. On Saturday night, they acquired right-hander Kevin Correia from the Minnesota Twins for a player to be named later or cash. Los Angeles is in the midst of a 20-day stretch without a day off, and Mattingly said Correia likely would make a spot start Monday in Atlanta. The rest of the rotation would be bumped a day for extra rest. Since Aug. 1, the Dodgers have placed pitchers Paul Maholm, Chris Perez, Paco Rodriguez and Josh Beckett on the disabled list. They acquired Roberto Hernandez from Philadelphia last week to take Becketts spot in the rotation. "As of right now, well use (Correia) for a spot start and out of the bullpen," Mattingly said. "Hypothetically speaking, during this stretch of games in a row we can give our guys a bit of a breather." ' ' '