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Edmonton Eskimos GM Eric Tillman pulled the trigger on the Ricky Ray trade to Toronto for the future success of his team.
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Bills cornerback Stephon Gilmore is ready to compete for a starting job, after the first-round draft pick signed a four-year contract wo…
Darrelle Revis says Tim Tebow is a “born leader” who shows passion in everything he does — even when the New York Jets backup quar…
International committee could decide this month with new deal reportedly similar to last one, but with lower price tag.
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Image courtesy of the FOX Broadcasting Company Have you ever seen the episode of The Simpsons when the town of Springfield is dazzled into buying a pricey monorail that turns out to be a track to nowhere that costs the citizens tons of money? It’s a great parody of the short-sighted enthusiasm we often have for pricey gew-gaws while other basic public infrastructure needs like roads or transit or schools are ignored. When I read that Minnesota governor Mark Dayton signed into law a $975-million stadium deal for the Vikings Monday that will see the state and the city of…
But these low-scoring, sleep-inducing playoffs have been all about unpredictable results.
At 55, Sharon Simmons — an avid fitness competitor once known for her one-armed push-up — is a bit older than the traditiona…
Scientific approach to training has squad in great shape with London Olympics on the horizon.
What’s more interesting than former quarterback Kurt Warner’s recent comments that he would rather his sons not play football because he’s concerned about their safety is the swift and relentless flaming of the former grocery bagger-turned-Super Bowl Champ. Comment boards are full of angry comments that Warner should shut up and not “trash the game,” as former teammate Amani Toomer opined in a startling lack of nuanced thought. Toomer said it was “disingenuous” of Warner to make negative comments about football when everything he’s ever gotten in life came from the game. It’s odd that Toomer thinks Warner should keep…
Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges that he broke into a house and possessed prescription painkillers as …
Both were seeking protective orders against each other during divorce proceedings. Only former NFL star received court protection.
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Eight original documentaries commissioned by Bell Media as part of a series entitled Engraved on a Nation will celebrate this year&rsquo…
McMaster star has shot at No. 3 role behind Anthony Calvillo and backup Adrian McPherson.
Canadian captain Ryan Getzlaf was flabbergasted after being linked to an incident at a Helsinki bar by Finnish media outlets.
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Nine years after leaving Miami (Ohio) University for the NFL, QB marches on stage with 600 classmates.
The Argos didn’t have a first-round pick after trading away the No. 2 selection in the off-season to get Edmonton star quarterback Ric…
Junior Seau’s apparent suicide stunned an entire city and saddened former teammates who recalled the former NFL star’s feroc…
The recent arrest of the estranged wife of Deion Sanders following accusations that she attacked the Hall of Fame cornerback was “a co…
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs will have surgery for a partially torn Achilles tendon, an injury he insists will not keep him…
The 2012 CFL Canadian draft airs today LIVE!LIVE!LIVE! on TSN and TSN.ca at 3 pm to give you a chance to see which of our fellow countrymen may suit up for our particular brand of three-down pigskin. The Saskatchewan Roughriders hold the first overall pick at the six-round draft, which features eligible Canadian players from the CIS and NCAA. Over at the National Post, Matthew Scianitti wonders if the Green Machine will pick a hometown hero in University of Saskatchewan offensive lineman Ben Heenan from Regina, with its first pick. Other top prospects include Boise State defensive end Tyrone Crawford…