Argos lose Boyd, but not hope
The Double Blue have a huge hole to fill with the loss of import running back Cory Boyd from this weekend’s roster.
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Senior quartet embody team-first attitude at East York
East York Collegiate Institute’s junior girls basketball team can be defined by its player’s selflessness and total team attitude.
Toronto FC suffers second loss in the Concachampions
TORONTO_ The emotional strife that Toronto FC felt after the dismissal of both director of soccer Mo Johnston and coach Perki was stronger than expected. Toronto came back home with a 4-1 loss to Real…
Toronto-born players making presence felt in minors
NEW YORK — Before Joey Votto was challenging the laws of baseball history, who exactly was he? Well, simply put, he was himself. You just never heard of him. That, of course, wouldn’t be true…
East York junior girls look to repeat perfection
The East York Collegiate Institute junior girls basketball team are looking to do just what they did last season: run the table and win the championship.
Bautista ties home run record in Jays loss
Jose Bautista’s major league-leading 47th home run of the season was not enough as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-1 and completed the sweep in Camden Yards.
Opinion: Foley’s Argo flip-flop nothing new
[audio:http://torontoobserver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/rod_foley_podcast.mp3|titles=rod_foley_podcast]Ricky Foley’s athleticism extends well beyond the football field. His ability to do 180-degree flips is almost something out of a circus act, but it has nothing to do with his on-field abilities. The pride of…
Expectations high as Majors host Memorial Cup
The Canadian Hockey League’s pre-season rankings place the Mississauga St. Mike’s Majors at number one, providing them with some much-needed confidence heading into the new schedule.
Roy returns to Rogers Centre
It’s Roy Halladay the sequel. Blue Jays fans will finally get a chance to see their former ace as part of a three-game set when the Philadelphia Phillies come to town on Canada Day weekend,…
“Bau” down to the new home run king
A Toronto Blue Jay has not led the American League in home runs since Fred McGriff bested everyone in the majors with 36 in 1989. Now, some 21 years later, Jose Bautista is closing in on both those feats, and he’s set to break some club records along the way.