Articles in Sports
Evgeni Malkin can’t really explain what’s going on with the Pittsburgh Penguins. He’d rather just enjoy the ride
Joe Paterno’s death from lung cancer Sunday just two months after his firing left many Penn State students, alumni and community members numb with grief and a sense that the legendary coach deserved better from the university after such a distinguished career.
Mark Wilson made a 10-foot birdie putt on the final hole to win the Humana Challenge on Sunday, beating Robert Garrigus, John Mallinger and Johnson Wagner by two strokes in a dramatic dusk finish to the wind-delayed tournament.
Boston Bruins defenceman Andrew Ference has been suspended three games by the NHL for a scary boarding incident involving Rangers defenceman Ryan McDonagh in New York’s 3-2 overtime win Saturday.
Goodbye Ivor Wynne, Act One, was a show stopper. And don’t pretend that you knew all along that it would be: Remember, even a little lie is still a lie.
The McMaster men’s basketball team lost twice to the Lakehead Thunderwolves on the weekend after leading in the second half of both games.
Fans were on their feet at Ivor Wynne for the Outdoor Classic, but it wasn’t for the Hamilton Bulldogs.
After an opening 30 seconds that included a Hamilton goal by Dany Masse and a fight between Zach FitzGerald and Kelsey Wilson, the Marlies woke up, and responded with three straight
A half-hour a day is all you need to maintain proper weight, get your blood flowing and improve health, according to the Society for Vascular Surgery, which forwarded us a list of calories burned by various winter sports from Livestrong.com.
By Cecelia Carter-Smith
A former Steelhawk, an ex-Bulldog who scored a massive goal and Ron MacLean are among the late additions to Friday’s AHL Outdoor Classic Alumni/Celebrity game.
The Marlies got a leg up on Saturday afternoon’s open-air appointment with the Hamilton Bulldogs by holding their daily practice at the 55-yard line and, by the time their session was over, Canadian Winter had arrived in all its mountain-modified moodiness.
Last year, at the inaugural All-Star fantasy draft, Toronto Maple Leafs forward Phil Kessel sat on the stage as everyone else was called.
John Herdman may be new to the CONCACAF region, but he knows exactly how his opponents will try to stop Canada’s women’s soccer team from reaching the 2012 Olympics.
Just the mention of Rory McIlroy’s name elicited a smile from Caroline Wozniacki.
Female soccer players in Vancouver for an Olympic qualifying tournament had a brush with the city’s more sordid side when a young man was gunned down in a high-end hotel hosting members of three teams.
