Getzlaf day-to-day after MRI shows no ligament damage in ankle

The news appears to be good for Ryan Getzlaf. Results from an MRI show that his sprained left ankle has no significant ligament or muscle tears. The forward is listed as day-to-day by Anaheim. More...

St. Louis, Stamkos combine to send Lightning past Canucks

Martin St. Louis scored two third-period goals and the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Vancouver Canucks 3-1 on Tuesday night. Steven Stamkos added a goal and an assist for the Lightning, who have won four in a row for the first time since Nov. 2007. More...

Thrashers trade goalie Kari Lehtonen to Stars

The Atlanta Thrashers have traded goalie Kari Lehtonen to the Dallas Stars for defenceman Ivan Vishnevskiy and a fourth-round draft pick. Over four seasons with the Thrashers, Lehtonen compiled a record of 94-83-17 with 14 shutouts. More...

CFL approves sale of Argonauts to Lions owner Braley

David Braley is officially the new owner of the Toronto Argonauts. The move was approved by the Canadian Football League's Board of Governors on Tuesday as Braley took over the franchise from former owners David Cynamon and Howard Sokolowski. More...

Plekanec encouraged as Habs begin Gauthier era

Tomas Plekanec - who leads the Montreal Canadiens in scoring and is set to become a free agent - wasn't concerned about Monday's front office turnover and was encouraged by new GM Pierre Gauthier's initiative to put out an olive branch for possible contract talks. More...

Champion Saints go marching in New Orleans

The Saints paraded through their home city Tuesday in a raucous celebration befitting the franchise's first Super Bowl championship. Just two days after New Orleans took a 31-17 win over the Colts in Super Bowl XLIV, the Saints returned home for a parade that was part victory celebration, part Mardi Gras procession. More...

B.C. Lions sign DB Davis Sanchez

The B.C. Lions added some homegrown talent Tuesday. The team announced it has signed veteran defensive back Davis Sanchez to a contract. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. More...

QMJHL suspends defenceman Scandella for 15 games

The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League has suspended Val-d'Or Foreurs defenceman Marco Scandella 15 games for hitting an opponent in the head. Scandella was banned for hitting Rimouski Oceanic forward Alexandre Durette during a game last Wednesday. Scandella had been on indefinite suspension. More...

Argonauts name Jim Barker as their new head coach

With questions still swirling around their uncertain ownership situation, the Toronto Argonauts addressed one of their other pressing off-season issues Tuesday, naming Jim Barker as the new head coach. "I am thrilled to return to Toronto and to coaching," he told reporters. More...

Six NHL teams to open 2010-11 season in Europe

The Boston Bruins, Carolina Hurricanes, Columbus Blue Jackets, Minnesota Wild, Phoenix Coyotes and San Jose Sharks will open the 2010-11 NHL regular season by playing six games in Europe, the NHL and the NHL Players' Association announced Tuesday.  More...

St. Pierre, Silva earn top spots in TSN.ca's MMA rankings

With several UFC title bouts on the horizon including the likes of Georges St. Pierre, Anderson Silva, B.J. Penn, and Lyoto Machida, TSN.ca takes a look at the top fighters in each weight class. More...

Report: Franzen contacted as possible injury replacement

Johan Franzen may end up at the Olympics after all. The Detroit Free Press is reporting that Swedish Olympic team coach Bengt-Ake Gustafsson has asked Franzen to contact him following Tuesday night's Red Wings' game against the St. Louis Blues to give him an update on his status after a lengthy absence.  More...

Funeral mass held for Brian Burke's son Brendan

Brendan Burke, the son of Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke and an advocate for gay rights, has been remembered at a funeral mass. The mass at St. John The Evangelist Catholic church in Canton, Mass., on Tuesday came four days after Burke died in a car accident on a snowy Indiana road. More...

All-Star game in doubt for 76ers' guard Iverson

Philadelphia 76ers guard Allen Iverson will miss the team's next two games because of the lingering illness of one of his children. Iverson, who has missed the previous three games, will sit out Tuesday against Minnesota and Wednesday at Toronto. Iverson will return for the Sixers' first game following the All-Star break vs. Miami on Feb. 16. More...

Gaborik's right leg cut by skate during Rangers practice

New York Rangers star Marian Gaborik has left practice after being cut on the right leg by goalie Henrik Lundqvist's skate. Gaborik, the team's leading scorer, was injured Tuesday morning when he collided with Lundqvist during a breakaway drill. More...