Kwong: Kaitlyn Weaver, Andrew Poje back to drawing board

Rejection is never easy, but popular Canadian ice dancers Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje are determined to overcome early season disappointment by revamping their free program. Rejection is never easy. Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje are trying...

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NHL, union wrap up 2nd straight day of talks with no progress

After arriving at another dead end in negotiations, the NHL and NHL Players' Association emerged from two days of mediation with a new direction to consider. Commissioner Gary Bettman proposed Thursday that the leadership from both sides step aside...

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Field of Play: The People's Pick

The ardent fan is the apple of every athlete's eye and gives sport credibility, so we are once again inviting the fans to select Canada's athlete of the year for 2012 with the People's Pick. Any way you slice it, the essential ingredient to...

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VOTE: People's Pick: Canada's athlete of the year in 2012

It's time for you to pick Canada's 2012 athlete of the year. There is no shortage of outstanding athletes to choose from. We've narrowed the list down to six, including one figure skating duo. Who's your pick for Canada's Athlete of the Year? ...

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Vote: Would you send Bonds, Sosa or Clemens to the Hall of Fame?

Barry Bonds. Sammy Sosa. Roger Clemens. Once upon a time, these players were unquestionably the best in Major League Baseball. Today, those same names have been tainted with accusations of performance enhancing drug usage and conjure images of baseball's...

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NHL labour talks with mediators to continue Thursday

It's a good thing U.S. federal mediators aren't seeking to determine right and wrong while meeting with the NHL and NHL Players' Association this week. According to sports management professor Aubrey Kent of Temple University, both sides have a valid...

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Rycroft: Toronto FC president Payne has tough task ahead

I'm not so cynical to think that Toronto FC's hiring of Kevin Payne to front its soccer operations as president isn't a solution of sorts - it is - but I'm not foolish enough to think either that this can yet be declared a way forward. Stop me if you've...

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Chick: Knicks-Nets rivalry brewing in Gotham

The New York Knicks started off the season 6-0, but they've come back down to earth since and now the Brooklyn Nets are emerging as a threat. In terms of who's better between the Gotham teams, it's close, but it's going to be fun watching this storyline...

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3rd and Long: Behind the scenes at 100th Grey Cup

Listen in as 3rd And Long hosts Andy McNamara and Carlan Gay recap the 100th Grey Cup game, and get a visit from CFL legend Damon Allen to help them break down the contest. Listen in on 3rd and Long as hosts Andy and Carlan take you through their behind-the-scenes...

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The Package: Zack Kassian

Today, we check in with Vancouver Canucks dose of sandpaper-on-the-wing Zack Kassian, who has done his part with the Chicago Wolves by racking up penalty minutes while still finding the back of the net. We at CBCSports.ca will be keeping an eye on the...

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Golf to ban anchoring of belly putters, long putters

Adam Scott sinks the winning putt at the Australian Masters in Melbourne on Nov. 18. (Michael Dodge/Getty Images) Golf's governing bodies, worried that players will turn to long putters as an advantage instead of a last resort, proposed a new rule Wednesday...

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Vote: Would you send Bonds, Sosa or Clemens to the Hall of Fame?

Barry Bonds. Sammy Sosa. Roger Clemens. Once upon a time, these players were unquestionably the best in Major League Baseball. Today, those same names have been tainted with accusations of performance enhancing drug usage and conjure images of baseball's...

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Oldfield: Expect NHL mediators to work quickly, discreetly

How will mediation work? Finally. A glimmer of hope. Both sides have agreed to mediation. So now what? First, a reminder. There is often confusion between mediation and arbitration. An arbitrator can issue a decision binding on both parties. But...

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Kwong: Grand Prix figure skating season a head-scratcher

I have to be honest, the Grand Prix season left me scratching my head on more than a couple of occasions. My biggest issue is the fact that the fields are so small now that if there is a withdrawal during the event, it can compromise the quality...

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AHL Notebook: Abbotsford goalie Barry Brust bringing Heat

This week's AHL notebook addresses Abbotsford goalie Barry Brust's record shutout streak, the outstanding play from St. John's netminder Eddie Pasquale, the surging Oklahoma Barons, the road Syracuse Crunch's road success and Boyd Kane's longevity. ...

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Frers: Argonauts quickly evolved into a champion

The Argos have just created a case study that proves it only takes one season to rebuild a CFL team. So how long does it take to build a championship team? One season, if you're the Toronto Argonauts. The Argos have just created a case study that...

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Grey Cup champion Argos in Toronto victory parade today

Quarterback Ricky Ray and the Toronto Argonauts will celebrate Sunday's Grey Cup victory with a downtown parade on Tuesday morning. (Frank Gunn/Canadian Press) The Argonauts will be lauded and help Toronto celebrate the team's win in Sunday's 100th...

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Argonauts corral Stampeders for Grey Cup on home turf

All week the story of the 100th Grey Cup had been pointing to Chad Owens. On Sunday night, Chad Kackert stole the script and ran with it. The Toronto Argonauts running back, who didn't become a starter until after Cory Boyd was cut in mid-August, turned...

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Wharnsby: Foley, Argonauts defence full value for championship

The Grey Cup champion Toronto Argonauts are full of good stories. Defensive lineman Ricky Foley, who only has been playing football for a decade, watched his old team in the B.C. Lions win the championship a year ago. Now Foley has a title of his own....

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Argos fans thrilled with Grey Cup in city starved for a championship

Over one hundred years after the first Grey Cup was played, the Toronto Argonauts brought the iconic trophy back to where it all started. A sold-out crowd of 53,208 at the Rogers Centre rose to their feet and erupted into a deafening roar as the final...

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Vote: Which Toronto team will win a championship next?

The Toronto Argonauts brought a much needed win to the capital of Ontario, long-starved for sports glory since…well, since the Argos last won the Grey Cup in 2004. Next Toronto team to win a league title? Since the Argos are the cream of the CFL...

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The 100th Grey Cup in Toronto

The Toronto Argonauts and Calgary Stampeders are set to battle for a milestone CFL title when they play the 100th Grey Cup at Toronto's Rogers Centre. Check out our Scribble Live blog to follow the festivities all week through news, notes, photos, analysis...

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Kelly: Losing a Grey Cup simply 'makes you sick'

There are no moral victories in the Grey Cup game. Losing hurts. You never forget it. It doesn't matter the circumstances. That's what worries today's players as they head to Sunday night's game. Losing, and never getting another shot. There are no...

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Vote: Which Grand Prix Final event will be fiercest?

In many ways, figure skating's Grand Prix Final is like a mini world championships. Which Grand Prix Final event will be fiercest? Given the skaters who will compete in Sochi, which event do you think will be the most fiercely contested? The men's,...

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Canadian pair Moore-Towers, Moscovitch win NHK Trophy silver

Canada's Kirsten Moore-Towers and Dylan Moscovitch finished second in the pairs event at the NHK trophy to secure a spot at next month's Grand Prix final. Moore-Towers, from St. Catharines, Ont., and Toronto's Moscovitch scored 180.63 points to finish...

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The 100th Grey Cup in Toronto

The Toronto Argonauts and Calgary Stampeders are set to battle for a milestone CFL title when they play the 100th Grey Cup at Toronto's Rogers Centre. Check out our Scribble Live blog to follow the festivities all week through news, notes, photos, analysis...

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Quiz: Grey Cup halftime shows

The days of marching bands are over. These days, halftime shows at the Grey Cup (and the Superbowl south of the border) feature some of the hottest stars in the entertainment world. Take this Sunday's 100th Grey Cup game in Toronto, which will showcase...

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Laval wins Vanier Cup, exacts revenge on McMaster

Maxime Boutin rushed for a staggering 253 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries, including an electrifying 84-yard run in the third quarter, as the Laval Rouge et Or defeated the McMaster Marauders 37-14 in the 48th Vanier Cup on Friday night. Boutin's...

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