THE HOT CORNER

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PROSOCCER: MajorLeague Soccer said all ColoradoRapids matches have been postponed for10days, even though there had been no newconfirmed cases ofcoronavirusamong players or staff. TheMLSsaid the postponementswere the result ofa numberofcases within the organization, and the decision wasmadein consultation with the ColoradoDepartment ofPublic Health and Environment. The Rapids haven’t playedsince a 5- 0 win overSanJose onSept. 23and have had fourgamespostponed.

PROHOCKEY: Patrick Marleau, 41, isbackwith the SanJose Sharks, signing a one- yeardeal worth the leagueminimumof $ 700,000. He can nowbreak GordieHowe’sNHLgames played recordin the uniformhe hasworn formost ofhis career. Marleau is 44shyofHowe’s mark.

AUTORACING:

OliverAskew andArrowMcLarenSPwill part ways at the end of this IndyCar season, a rookie year disrupted by a concussion sufferedin the Indianapolis 500. The teamsaid Askewwill compete in theOct. 25season finale if he’smedically clearedbut has been released to look fora newjob in 2021.

WOMEN’SGOLF:

Spainwill stage theSolheimCup for the first time in 2023. The Finca Cortesin course in Andaluciawas namedas host of the next European- based edition of the biggest teamevent inwomen’s golf. Dates of the 2023event aren’t yet finalized.

TRACKANDFIELD: Charlie Moore, the400- meter hurdles champion at the1952Helsinki Olympics, diedThursday from pancreatic cancer, according to WorldAthletics. Hewas 91.

HORSERACING:

Hall ofFame trainerGaryJones, whooversaw Hall ofFamehorse BestPal and 1986older horse of the year Turkoman, died Sunday inDelMar, Calif., following a lengthy illness. Hewas 76.