[audio:http://torontoobserver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/john_ohleast_podcast2.mp3|titles=john_ohleast_podcast] With the beginning of another major junior hockey season just a week away, let’s take a look at the status of the teams in the Ontario Hockey League. The favourites to win the Eastern…
It’s been so long since Borden Business and Technical Institute has had a football team no-one there can remember when it was.
In a season filled with Blue Jay accomplishments, Vernon Wells was honoured as the winner of the 2010 Branch Rickey Award in recognition of his work with kids in the community.
Two “titans” of football will clash this Saturday when the University of Toronto Varsity Blues hosts the York Lions for the 41st annual Red & Blue Bowl.
Richmond Hill native Pete Orr and three Blue Jays’ prospects will be representing Canada at the upcoming 2011 Pan Am Games baseball qualifying tournament in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The Vancouver Canadians of the West Coast League will be the Jays short-season Class-A farm team through 2014, after signing a player development contract with the big league team on Friday.
The big league Blue Jay squad isn’t the only ball team in the city racking up the runs this year. The West Hill Blue Jays proved too much for the competition on the weekend, going undefeated over three games on their way to winning the Scarborough Baseball Association Pee Wee House League championship.
While Jose Bautista’s superior swing has garnered much of the attention in baseball circles around Toronto this season, the Blue Jays are sporting a plethora of unsung heroes.
With training camp opening on Friday, the wait to find out if the Toronto Maple Leafs can improve upon their 29th-place finish last season is nearly over.
With training camp opening on Friday, the wait to find out if the Toronto Maple Leafs can improve upon their 29th-place finish last season is nearly over.
Players will converge upon the Mastercard Centre in Etobicoke in the morning for physicals before commencing on-ice practices at 10 a.m on Saturday.
After an off-season rampant with change for the Toronto Raptors, they look to usher in a new era starting with the opening of training camp on October 1.