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HOUSTON -- Former world No. Yeezy 350 Clearance . 1 Lleyton Hewitt beat Canadas Peter Polansky 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 in gusty conditions Tuesday to advance to the second round of the U.S. Mens Clay Court Championship. Also advancing were Americans Donald Young and Michael Russell. Young routed countryman Ryan Harrison 6-0, 6-1, and Houston-based Russell eliminated Spains Daniel Gimeno-Traver 6-3, 7-6 (2). Harrison was plagued by a back injury that later forced him to pull out of the doubles. Top-seeded John Isner, ranked a career-high ninth, begins his title defence Wednesday night against Germanys Dustin Brown. The 33-year-old Hewitt, who won the U.S. Open in 2001 and Wimbledon the following year, is current ranked 46th. He also won this tournament at River Oaks Country Club in 2009. Polansky, a Thornill, Ont. native who is ranked 135th, had already survived three qualifying matches to get into the main draw. Hewitt suggested that complicated things for him, as did the unpredictable winds. "Really tough conditions," the seventh-seeded Hewitt said. "Youre never going to play clean tennis out there. It was just a matter of finding a way to get through. Hed (won) three matches on these courts so obviously he was confident. In the end, I was just happy to get the win." Germanys Benjamin Becker beat Spains Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo 6-1, 1-6, 6-3, but another Spaniard, Feliciano Lopez, fought off American qualifier Robbie Ginepri 7-5, 6-2. The fifth-seeded Lopez broke Ginepri when he was serving for the first set, turning the match in his favour. Also Tuesday, Steve Johnson, a two-time NCAA singles champion, ousted Dennis Kudla 6-3, 7-6 (4). Yeezy 350 Replica .Y. -- Sore nose and all, Sidney Crosby had a goal and three assists to help Pittsburgh beat Buffalo 5-3 on Friday night, snapping the Penguins mini-slump and slowing the Sabres late-season surge. Yeezy 350 Outlet . The Flames announced Monday that Treliving, a former assistant general manager with the Coyotes, will take over the vacant GM spot in Calgary. "Im ready for this,"Treliving said. https://www.cheapyeezy350outlet.com/ . When Reyes signed a US$106-million, six-year deal with Miami last month, there was speculation Ramirez was unhappy about being supplanted at short. But new manager Ozzie Guillen sold Ramirez on the idea.TORONTO -- Randy Carlyles goaltending decision is becoming more difficult. And hes not complaining. "Its a nice problem to have, definitely," the Toronto coach said Tuesday night after a fine performance by James Reimer in a 3-2 exhibition loss to Ottawa. "Both goaltenders have played hard, made what youd call 10-bell stops and theyve kept us in, gave us chances in the games." Carlyle has said he will alternate incumbent Reimer and newcomer Jonathan Bernier for the first two games of the season, back-to-back visits to Montreal and Philadelphia next week. But thats it so far. Going into Tuesday nights contest, the two goalies had almost identical pre-season numbers including a save percentage of 90.9. After a parade to the penalty box against Buffalo on Sunday, the Maple Leafs got a rest from the rough stuff against Ottawa. While Bernier made headlines with his fists against the Sabres, Reimer stole the show Tuesday in a losing cause before an announced crowd of 19,176. Zach Smith, Jim OBrien and Colin Greening scored for the Senators who did not dress Jason Spezza, Bobby Ryan or Erik Karlsson as they played the first of three games in three nights. James van Riemsdyk and Dion Phaneuf scored for Toronto (4-1-1) in a game tied 1-1 going into the final period. The Leafs almost tied it up in the dying seconds with a wild flurry and Reimer on the bench. It was a night of giveaways by Toronto and odd-man rushes by Ottawa (3-1-0). If the Leafs continue to play this way, they will need more than two quality goalies. Ottawa outshot Toronto 37-28. "I was the starter here last year and I had no intention of giving up whether they brought in Bernier or Lundqvist or someone whod never played an NHL game before," said Reimer. But the ultimate goal is to ensure the team wins, he noted. "The (goaltending) battle, sure its there. Were both fighting for the same thing, but thats secondary to what we really want." The game was the first for the Leafs since the ugly brouhaha with Buffalo, which resulted in suspensions for Torontos David Clarkson and Phil Kessel and a fine for Sabres coach Ron Rolston. Bernier started that game in goal for Toronto, challenging and then winning a decision over Sabres goalie Ryan Miller when the fisticuffs began. Clarkson was banned 10 regular season games for coming off the bench to save Leafs star Kessel from six-foot-eight, 269-ppound enforcer John Scott. Yeezy 350 Store. Kessel was banned for the final three games of the pre-season for swinging his stick at Scott. The bans allowed Clarkson to play Tuesday while Kessel sat out. Clarkson met the media after the game, saying he would take his punishment. But its clear his teammates appreciated his actions in defending Kessel. "The message I got from this locker-room was outstanding," he said of his teammates Sundays game produced 211 penalty minutes, including three game misconducts. In contrast, there were just four minor penalties Tuesday. After a slow offensive start, Ottawa outshot Toronto 11-5 in the first period and tested Reimer repeatedly. "He made big-league stops, played very well," said Carlyle. It took Ottawa more than six minutes to get its first shot on goal, a Corey Cowick breakaway stopped by Reimer. The Sens second shot produced another big save, off Smith directly in front. Ottawa forced Reimer into more quality saves as the first period wore on including a stylish save on Mark Stone after the Sens hit the goalpost. Reimer then kicked out a pad to deny Stephane Da Costa. But some class from van Riemsdyk put Toronto ahead early in the second period when the big forward, taking a pass from Tyler Bozak at the edge of the crease, controlled the puck and dragged it into the crease to get an angle before roofing it past Robin Lehner. Clarkson also got an assist. Reimer stopped Da Costa again after he was put in alone by Cody Ceci. But Smith, breaking in alone, finally solved Reimer, slipping a wrist shot through his legs at 5:27 with Ottawas 16th shot. Reimer did it again on a two-on-one, stopping Andre Petersson with a sprawling save. The Sens forward was hurt going into the boards after the shot, losing his balance as Bozak finished a check. As the second period wore on, it was Lehner stealing the show with a fine glove save off Clarkson in the dying seconds. Ottawa outshot Toronto 27-17 after two periods. The Sens pulled ahead at 6:48 on the third after OBrien somehow shovelled in the rebound of a Cowick shot stopped stylishly by Reimer, who thought the puck had been kicked in on the goal. Greening padded the lead at 8:43 after a fortunate Ottawa bounce in front of net. Phaneuf cut the lead in half, finishing a two-on-one with Joffrey Lupul at 10:13. Ottawa hosts the Canadiens on Wednesday while Toronto plays Friday in Detroit. ' ' '