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Baseball nicknames are the best nicknames you can name
It's the only sport where you'll meet The Sneak Thief, Cool Papa, Baby Giraffe and The Blade. -
How Don Cherry continues to manipulate the truth
Don Cherry has a right to his opinion, but he doesn't have the right to make up his own facts. -
Don Cherry doesn’t think female reporters should be allowed in locker rooms, Twitter reacts
But 38 years ago, he was among first NHL coaches to let them in. -
Maple Leafs playoff ticket prices: There are many other ways to blow $1,500
Paying $1,593.50 for a pair of playoff tickets is outrageous. It is more than the monthly income of many senior citizens in this country, more than the monthly take-home pay of minimum wage workers. -
Is this NHL star guilty of sexism?
At best, he comes across as a jerk. At worst, he sounds like a caveman. -
The Hangover meets TSN’s NHL team
Some guys just can't handle the playoffs. -
Bon Jovi’s son will join Notre Dame football team next season
Playin' on a prayer? -
Vomit and fights: Jays’ boorish fans gaining more attention than team
So far as we near the end of April, the Toronto Blue Jays have disappointed. It turns out the play on the field isn’t the only thing that’s disappointing.
Increasingly reports of unruly fan behavior in the cheap seats at the Rogers Centre is drawing as much attention as the Jays’ pathetic play. -
Tweet lands young NHL star in hot water
For about 15 minutes on Sunday, Nail Yakupov of the Edmonton Oilers was branded an insensitive racist by some reactionaries for a rather innocent tweet. -
Why You Shouldn’t Bite People in Sports
Because it's unsportsmanlike... and gross.
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Hockey prodigy Tavares an MVP candidate
Quiet, shy and polite by nature, Tavares may have no choice but to step out of the shadows and embrace his role as one of the game's elite young players. -
Boston Bruins fans emotional American anthem one of hockey’s all-time sing-alongs
"It was extremely emotional" -
Should mixed martial arts be allowed under the Criminal Code?
Canadians love punching. -
Sports rivals pay their respects to Boston
Yep, even the Yankees. -
Boston tragedy unites NHL
Across the league, fans put petty rivalries aside and showed their support for Beantown. -
This is how you respond to a gay slur in sports
Tolerance and a well-timed goal goes a long way. -
Don’t take Russian driving lessons from Ken Block
A car, a ski hill and 1,000 cameras. -
What would happen if we replaced sports balls with cats?
It's as funny as you think. -
Augusta National congratulated for joining the mid-20th century
The Masters' home club admits its first female members -
College hoops star uses spotlight to flirt with Kate Upton
When fate shines on you, take advantage, man.
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Holy green jackets — Mike Weir’s win at Masters a decade old
Mike Weir says he didn’t think much of his Masters anniversary until recently when a documentary film crew started following him. -
He’s back! Alex Ovechkin on a tear
Regardless of whether he wins the Hart Trophy, it's safe to say Ovechkin is regaining his superstar form. -
That time an NBA player reached down a dolphin’s throat to save it
Long arms are also useful off the basketball court. -
Why you don’t need a medical degree to be a hockey coach
When is a concussion a "concussion"? -
More Canadian teams in the playoffs has its drawbacks
Each spring, hockey drives a wedge between friends and family. This year just could be the perfect storm. -
What happens when coaches go from crazy good to just plain crazy?
College basketball coach fired for abusive conduct -
Hockey fan celebrates by tossing moose leg onto ice
While city slickers react in horror to a moose leg being thrown onto the ice, folks in Western Canada are wondering what the big deal is. -
Bubba Watson is a genius and his golf cart hovercraft proves it
I for one welcome our hovercraft overlords -
NHL star rips ex-wife on Twitter
Hartnell used his cult-like following to harass and intimidate this woman. And shame on him for doing so. -
Baby Geniuses commit to play college hockey
BC-born triplets to bring their hockey skills to Minnesota