Capitals’ Wilson back on ice after suspension sliced to 14

Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson had his 20-game suspension reduced to 14 by a neutral arbitrator and returned to action Tuesday.

Wilson already served 16 games of his suspension for an illegal check to the head of St. Louis forward Oskar Sundqvist in each team’s preseason finale. Wilson scored in the Capitals’ 5-2 victory Tuesday over Minnesota.

NBA: Brooklyn Nets leading scorer Caris Levert suffered only a dislocation of his right foot and no fractures in what appeared to be a gruesome injury Monday, and he could return this season.

Q School: After the first of four rounds, Reflection Bay teaching professional Jeff Gallagher leads the PGA Tour Champions Q School First Stage at Primm Valley Lakes after a round of 5-under 66 by one shot over Jim Carter. Las Vegas’ Jeff Lemaster is tied for 19th after a 73, and Bob May is tied for 29th after a 74.

MLS: Gerardo “Tata” Martino was voted the league’s coach of the year in what he has announced will be his last season with Atlanta United.

Premier League: The English Premier League hired broadcasting executive Susanna Dinnage as chief executive, making her the most powerful female executive in global sports.

Women’s soccer: Alex Morgan scored late in the first half, and the U.S. national team wrapped up an undefeated year with a 1-0 victory over Scotland in Glasgow.