WHEN POLITICS CRUSH OLYMPIC DREAMS

Linda Cornelius Waltman will probably be watching the Opening Ceremonies of the Olympic Games in Vancouver next month. Like while watching all Olympic Games since 1980, she will likely feel a pit in her stomach for what she missed out on as a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic Pentathlon Team.
Waltman, like all of her [...]

MATT DUNIGAN OR ROGER DALTREY? WHO ARE YOU?

For a while now, I’ve been banging my head against the wall - I’m onto my third hockey helmet - trying to figure out who former CFL great QB and current TSN analyst Matt Dunigan looks like. And then bang! It hit me. Make that, I hit it (good thing because the helmet cracked again). [...]

Juan Manuel Lopez And Yuriorkis Gamboa Are On A Collision Course

Juan Ma(nuel) Lopez (28-0, 25 KOs) and Yuriorkis Gamboa (17-0, 15 KOs) are not just interesting-sounding names. They are “big little men,” skilled enough to invoke memories of the legendary trio of featherweights named Marco Antonio Barerra, Erik Morales, and of course, Manny Pacquiao. Look no further than their impressive wins this past weekend to understand [...]

SAINTS AND COLTS REACH SUPER BOWL

The Vikings came, saw, but they could not pillage and conquer N’Orleans. Instead, they came, they fumbled and squandered a great chance to get to the Super Bowl for the 5th time in their history. For their part, the New Orleans Saints merely picked up the pieces left behind by Minnesota and found themselves in [...]

ONE CLICHÉ THAT STILL REIGNS SUPREME

By Leigh Sanders
Football is riddled with so many clichés that if they were diseases the sport would probably die ten times over.
Yet this weekend what occurred in the English FA Cup showed that one such cliché is still one hundred per cent acceptable to use.
“The magic of the FA Cup.”
This weekend saw such play; such [...]

MONTREAL CANADIENS GREAT BELIVEAU SUFFERS STROKE

One of the all-time great centerman in the history of the National Hockey League, Jean Beliveau exudes class and elegance.
It was sad to hear he suffered a stroke. Hockey fans everywhere are in Gros Jean’s corner.

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DAVID BECKHAM: THE VICTIM OF ANOTHER FOLLY

Being famous has a lot of advantages. You get a lot of free stuff. You make good money. In addition to an above average salary, the modeling stuff on the side provides additional income too.
Of course it has its disadvantages as well. Obsessive fans, hardly to no privacy, never get to go anywhere without a [...]

HOCKEY GOLD IS NOT THE ONLY PATH TO OLYMPIC SUCCESS FOR CANADA

By Beaker
With the Olympics right around the corner, I’ve heard it be asked “will the Olympics be a failure of Canada doesn’t win a gold in men’s hockey?”
In a land where hockey reigns supreme and runs paramount to anything athletic, I can see the temptation to ponder such a myopic question.
The answer clearly is no.
If [...]

McGWIRE SQUANDERS CHANCE TO COME CLEAN

By Sal Marinello
Health and Fitness Advice
Spare us the tears, Mark. It’s 2010 and nobody is buying the pathetic nonsense that you didn’t take steroids to help you hit home runs. Furthermore, if it weren’t for steroids – not androstenedione, creatine or any other supplement – Mark McGwire would have been out of baseball around the [...]

HOCKEY: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

Posted by Alex
Beauty:

Beast:

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