Author Archives: Darrell Davis

Donald Trump apparently played baseball, football and soccer in college, so it's not surprising he showed an athlete's touch on the set shots he used to throw paper-towel rolls into a Puerto Rico crow...

We're about to be reminded how sports co-exist with tragedy. Major League Baseball begins its playoffs Tuesday night, two days after Las Vegas witnessed the largest mass shooting in modern U.S. histor...

Terrorism can't win, it can't beat football and it can't defeat Canadians. That should be our first reaction to the terror attack that occurred Saturday night in Edmonton, just blocks away from an Esk...

Duron Carter is becoming one of my favourite players. Not only because he's talented, but more-so because he never ducks an issue. Yes, sometimes he behaves like a big child looking for attention. And...

This is Randy Ambrosie's last year of eligibility for entering the Canadian Football Hall of Fame as a player. A first-round draft pick from the University of Manitoba, Ambrosie had a respectable, nin...

Duron Carter is becoming one of my favourite players. Not only because he's talented, but more-so because he never ducks an issue. Yes, sometimes he behaves like a big child looking for attention. And...

Trent Richardson, like Vince Young, is worth the risk. Young, a quarterback, proved he couldn't play in the CFL, but it didn't cost the Saskatchewan Roughriders very much. Richardson, the third choice...

Trent Richardson, like Vince Young, is worth the risk. Young, a quarterback, proved he couldn't play in the CFL, but it didn't cost the Saskatchewan Roughriders very much. Richardson, the third choice...

Courtesy of the CFL's mixed-up schedule-maker, the Saskatchewan Roughriders have an impractical final third of their 2017 season. Starting Friday in Ottawa, four of the Riders' six remaining games are...

Football players in London, the United States and Regina linked arms during the weekend to continue a high-profile, year-old protest against racial inequality. It's nearly overshadowing the sports wor...