Tag Archives: Sports

The Montreal Canadiens did it right, as they always do. P.K. Subban's return to the Bell Centre for the first time since his trade to Nashville was an emotional one. To see him at the blue line, tears...

Nothing beats live music. I rediscovered that at the Conexus Arts Centre, where Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt spent two hours capturing an audience that didn't quite fill all the seats in the auditorium....

It should come as no surprise that PK Subban's return to Montreal - as a member of the Nashville Predators - is getting a ton of attention. In a market where hockey is everything, Subban had a larger-...

Golf is making some good rule changes, starting with ready-golf, the notion that you can hit your ball when it's safe and you're ready. Several professionals lauded the changes made by golf's governin...

It's easy to criticize the over-hyped mind-numbing day of NHL Trade Deadline. Less and less is going on in the new NHL with many teams still in the mix for the playoffs and already up against the sala...

An eight-year-old Ontario boy has taken the Internet by storm. A video of Noah Young dancing while playing goalie for the Novice AAA Brampton 45's has been viewed over 3.5 million times on Facebook. Y...

Edmonton Oilers owner Daryl Katz deserves credit for finding a balance. It wasn't that long ago that the Oilers were loyal to ex-Oilers to a fault. Former players held key roles as the franchise floun...

Two of my Green Zone colleagues are truly deluded. Jamie Nye and Drew Remenda wrongly believe Sidney Crosby scored the biggest goal in Canadian hockey history when his overtime tally won the 2010 Olym...

Marc Trestman got right down to business as head coach of the Toronto Argonauts, naming Ricky Ray his number one quarterback. That had many giving a crooked glance that Trestman would give such a vote...

The game the Pats played Tuesday night did not go according to the head coach's plan. First of all, the Pats lost to the Hurricanes 4-1. But John Paddock said what was more worrisome to him was the pl...