In many ways Toronto is a great city. But for all of its merits there is one way Toronto is a cesspool and arguably the worst city in North America: the quality of its professional sports teams. Over the last two decades this town has put on a clinic in sporting ineptitude, leaving an entire generation with no recollection of a major North American championship.
TORONTO – Jeremy Noble saw his childhood dreams come true Monday night in the 2014 National Lacrosse League Draft at the Toronto Rock Athletic Centre in Oakville, Ont. The highly-touted Orangeville, Ont. native was selected…
Mathew Ferrari’s powerplay goal with 12 seconds left in the first overtime period sealed the comeback as the Toronto Junior A Canadiens topped the St. Michaels Buzzers 4-3 at Buckingham Arena Sunday night. The Canadiens…
The Toronto Junior A Canadiens scored five unanswered goals after falling behind, on route to a 5-2 victory Sunday night.
Brodie Merrill’s trade to the Toronto Rock allows the defenceman to spend more time with his family while also bolstering the team’s defence.
After a dominant performance against the Burlington Cougars Saturday, the Toronto Junior A Canadiens dropped their home opener 4-0 to the Oakville Blades Sunday night.
SARASOTA, Fla - Ryan Flaherty could use the Toronto Blue Jays as a “career measuring stick” while he looks to crack the opening day lineup for the Baltimore Orioles this spring. Though his first game…
DUNEDIN, Fla. – Blue Jays prospect Ybarra holds his family above all else After leaving the game for family matters the pitcher came back a whole new player DUNEDIN- Baseball means the world to Tyler…
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Versatility seems to be the name of the game for Houston Astros minor league catcher Brian Holberton. Whether it is between his academic career and baseball, to what position Holberton takes when he hits the field, it seems the 21 year-old backstop from Cornelius, North Carolina will have a bright future wherever it may take him.
BRADENTON, Fla. — Heading into this off-season, second baseman Dan Gamache is hoping that his long-time mentor can help be the difference for him this year. Gamache was hitting with a bit of pop in his bat Tuesday afternoon as he took part in Pittsburgh Pirates minor league spring training camp in Brandenton, Fla.