As Toronto donned their jerseys for their fourth game of the 2010-11 preseason against the Philadelphia Flyers, the Maple Leafs iced a surprisingly strong lineup. Typically, NHL teams will allow rookies to fill roster spots,…
For the Leaside Lancers, the biggest opponent turned out to be themselves.
The struggling Buffalo Bills will try and win their first game of the season against their division rivals, New England Patriots on Sunday. Buffalo [0-2] announced earlier in the week that quarterback Trent Edwards will be benched in favour of Ryan Fitzpatrick in an attempt to ignite an offence that struggled to move the ball in losses against Miami and Green Bay.
While Nazem Kadri has hogged the majority of the spotlight heading into the 2010 NHL season, another young center is quietly slipping under the radar in Toronto. 24 year-old Tyler Bozak will center the Leaf’s the top line between Phil Kessel and Nikolai Kulemin, and is expect to help produce much of the team’s offence. Bozak looks to have a breakout year, with just 37 games of experience under his belt.
The Argos will have to do without running back Cory Boyd again this weekend against the Eskimos.
With training camp less than a week away the Toronto Raptors may be searching the free agent pool to fill a gaping hole in the middle.
Marathon Week in Toronto will end this Sunday, with the completion of the 21st anniversary of the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon, that will see over 23,000 runners and 40-plus countries as participants.
With a young and enthusiastic new crew, Centennial Sports TV is once again ready to provide East York with comprehensive community-based sports coverage.
[audio:http://torontoobserver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/flowers_york_podcast.mp3|titles=flowers_york_podcast] Few Canadian universities have struggled to put together a winning football team quite like the York Lions. Cross-town rival University of Toronto comes close, at least in recent memory, but it can at least…
The offensive engine coughed and sputtered all game for the Leaside Lancers but defence and special teams kept the bus rolling.