Time to flex those Golf skills.

Soccer leagues are often listed by points earned and games played. A team earns 3 points for a win and 1 point for a tie. Zero points are earned for a loss.
The challenge is to create a function that gets two scalars, gamesPlayed and pointsEarned and returns three scalars, winTotal, lossTotal, and tieTotal.
For this golf, ignore the possibility that the team may have more than 2 ties.

A non-golfed example is presented to give you somewhere to start. 

sub record {

my ($gp, $pts) = @_;

my $win = 3;
my $tie = 1;

my ($winTot, $lossTot, $tieTot);

$winTot  = int ($pts / $win);
$tieTot  = $pts - ( $winTot * $win );
$lossTot = $gp - ( $winTot + $tieTot);

return ($winTot, $lossTot, $tieTot);
}

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