Diehard supporters from across Canada, as well as some from Cleveland, have weathered the cold temperatures to see the revamped Toronto Blue Jays and Cleveland Indians square off Tuesday April 2, 2013 in the team's season opener.
The impending return of UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre couldn’t be coming at a better time. St-Pierre is the lone Canadian fighter who really conjures up excitement from coast-to-coast for casual fans of the sport, or even those with little to no interest at all. Every time the Montreal native steps into the Octagon it’s [...]
The Hamilton Ticats are coming off a 55-36 stomping of the Calgary Stampeders in Moncton, N.B. and the last time they faced the Argos, the black and yellow came out with a 37-32 victory in August.
Coach Jim Barker had grander expectations for the 2011 season than the woeful 3-9 record presently worn by his Toronto Argonauts. With just six games to play, the Boatmen’s chances of making the playoffs are appearing increasingly grim.
Mark Trumbo continued his quest to be named the AL Rookie of the Year at the Rogers Centre in Toronto on Tuesday night, lifting the Los Angeles Angels to a 10-6 win over the Blue Jays.
The Toronto Argonauts look to win a crucial game against the Roughriders in Saskatchewan on Saturday afternoon. While the Argos and Riders are the bottom feeders of their respective conferences, both clubs head into this weekend’s match-up riding very different streaks.
When the Toronto Argonauts complete a home-and-home set with the B.C. Lions at Empire Field on Saturday they will be doing so with a new signal caller behind the line.
Two rookies had a big game Thursday night for the Blue Jays as they handily disposed of the Boston Red Sox, 7-3, in front of 17, 189 fans at the Rogers Centre. J.P. Arencibia crushed his 22nd home run of the year, a three-run shot in the bottom of the second inning off Red Sox [...]
The Buffalo Bills take their winless season to Rogers Centre in Toronto this Sunday to take on the Chicago Bears who have lost consecutive games.
Fight enthusiasts across Ontario were greeted with some good news Wednesday when it was announced the Ultimate Fighting Championship will make its Toronto debut in mid-2011.
