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Rocking Mosaic Stadium sure to give Riders a big boost

On Sunday, 30,945 rowdy Roughrider fans will pack into Mosaic Stadium to watch their beloved team take on the Calgary Stampeders in the CFL's West Division final. Catch the game live on TSN following the Eastern Division final at 4pm et/1pm pt. The game is also available on TSNHD. More...

Report: Halladay not-interested in re-signing with Blue Jays

Roy Halladay is reportedly not interested in re-signing with the Toronto Blue Jays once his current contract expires at the end of next season. The New York Post reported Saturday that Blue Jays president and CEO Paul Beeston doesn't believe Halladay will return to Toronto, saying the ace right-hander wants to win now. More...

Virtue and Moir on top at Skate Canada despite slips

Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir may have had some slip-ups during their original dance Saturday, but they escaped most of the damage and remained in first place. After scoring a personal-best 40.69 points for their compulsory dance on Friday, Virtue slipped twice during her Spanish Flamenco skate on Saturday. More...

Makowsky earns silver at long track World Cup event

Lucas Makowsky, a long track speed skater from Regina, Sask, turned on the heat Saturday to take a silver medal behind American Olympic gold and silver medallist Shani Davis in the Division A 1500-metre race.  More...

Lueders just misses the podium in Lake Placid

Canadian bobsleigh pilot Pierre Lueders finished fourth in the second two-man World Cup event of the year Saturday.  More...

Flames aim to bounce back versus Kings in afternoon clash

The Calgary Flames will try to bounce back from an embarrassing loss when they visit the Los Angeles Kings today for an afternoon clash at Staples Center. More...

Red Wings try to snap losing streak versus Canadiens

The Detroit Red Wings will try to avoid matching their longest losing streak of the season this evening, when they visit the Montreal Canadiens and Bell Centre. The Canadiens come into this contest aiming to win three straight games for only the second time this season. More...

Senators look for third straight win as they host Sabres

The Ottawa Senators seek a season high-tying third straight victory tonight in a matchup with the Buffalo Sabres at Scotiabank Place. Ottawa comes into this contest 2-0-1 on a five-game homestand, winning consecutive contests on the residency after a 2-1 shootout loss to the New York Rangers last Saturday. More...

Oilers continue homestand; play host to Blackhawks

After getting a long road trip off to a rousing start, the Central Division-leading Chicago Blackhawks aim to continue their recent successful ways in tonight's encounter with the Edmonton Oilers from Rexall Place. More...

Maple Leafs welcome Capitals to Air Canada Centre

The Washington Capitals will try to avoid a second straight loss tonight in a matchup with the Toronto Maple Leafs at Air Canada Centre. Toronto will be looking to rebound from a disastrous shootout loss to Carolina on Thursday in which the Maple Leafs blew a 3-0 first-period lead. More...

Former PA head Kelly accepts position with College hockey Inc.

Former NHLPA executive director Paul Kelly was not out of work for very long as he has accepted the position of Executive Director of College Hockey Inc. College hockey Inc is the business side of the Major NCAA College hockey conferences and is designed to promote US College hockey. More...

Chan disappoints in comeback

Patrick Chan is back. But just not the way everybody expected. With the Olympics looming ever closer, Chan - the world silver medalist - finished only sixth Friday night in the short program. He ended up with 68.64 points, well behind leader Jeremy Abbott of the United States with 79.00.  More...

Chelsea secure their lead in England with rout of Wolves

Michael Essien scored twice as Chelsea romped to a 4-0 victory over Wolves to stay well clear at the top of the Premier League on Saturday, while Arsenal tumbled 1-0 at Sunderland. Liverpool and Manchester City fell further out of contention with a 2-2 draw. More...

Edwards nabs Nationwide pole at Homestead

Carl Edwards will start on the pole for Saturday's Ford 300 Nationwide Series race after topping the charts in qualifying at Homestead-Miami Speedway. More...

Westwood shoots 66 to keep two-shot lead

With another money title and $2.75 million in his sights, Lee Westwood fired a six-under 66 on Saturday to retain his two-shot lead at the Dubai World Championship. More...

Sens' Donovan sidelined for up to eight weeks, if not longer

Ottawa Senators forward Shean Donovan suffered a right knee injury in Thursday's 6-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins and will be sidelined for up eight weeks, if not longer. More...

Neil Peart to record special rendition of TSN Hockey Theme

TSN and Anthem Entertainment Group have confirmed that Neil Peart, renowned drummer of legendary rock band Rush, will record a special rendition of The Hockey Theme, the iconic theme song originally written by Dolores Claman in 1968.  More...

Ortiz, Griffin face off in battle of former champs at UFC 106

On Saturday night, Tito Ortiz, and Forrest Griffin, two ground-breakers in the UFC, square off for the second time in a UFC 106 main event that is crucial to both men on a personal level. Ortiz won a split decision the first time they met at UFC 59 in April 2006. More...

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I don't blame Roy for wanting to win and as he gets older, it's more important for him to be on a winning team. It sure will be sad to see him go. With this ownership, it's more of a financial issue -- they just don't have and probably never will have the resources to put a winner on the field. Maybe they should look at selling the team to someone who can build a winner. And they wonder why the fan base is drying up.

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