Category Archives: *Sports

Yes, I was watching old Masters tournaments this weekend. But the Masters that hits home for me ended 17 years ago today. Mike Weir, the Canadian lefty, beats Len Mattiace in a playoff after Mattiace ...

TORONTO - Edmonton Oilers forward Colby Cave remains in a medically induced coma at a Toronto hospital after suffering a brain bleed earlier this week. The Oilers, through Cave's family, provided an u...

Yesterday was supposed to be the first day of the NHL playoffs. Today was to be Round 1 of the Masters. Those are two major events that have me thinking about all the great moments we're missing right...

Today was to be the day: Puck drop on the best time of the year. Round 1 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. The round would have seen some classic series -- and maybe some overtime thrillers and huge upsets...

Former Swift Current Broncos captain Colby Cave has been placed in a medically induced coma after suffering a brain bleed. Cave, a 25-year-old from Battleford, split last season between the NHL's Edmo...

Anyone upset that the UFC is actually going ahead with its 249 event in a secret location next week needs to look at the history of this bloodsport, especially under the guidance of promoter Dana Whit...

Remember to put your sticks out today. The Humboldt Broncos should never be too far from our minds, despite the trying times we're living in now. Young lives were lost, while others carry on with phys...

Major League Baseball is faking it when it says it actually cares about the sign-stealing saga of the Houston Astros. First off, there were no player suspensions handed down by the league because it w...

Sportsnet showed Game 7 of the 1986 Edmonton Oilers-Calgary Flames playoff series last night. You know the game if you're 40 or over. Tie game. Steve Smith. Own goal. Yeah, that one. It may be my earl...

Tuesday was a good day -- a day we needed. The Rawlco Radio Day of Caring for the Saskatoon and Regina food banks showed once again the spirit of Saskatchewan. Usually in a time of crisis, we can come...