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Selfish decision plagues Canada at World Baseball Classic
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In the months leading up to the 2013 World Baseball Classic, it seemed as though Baseball Canada might be able to field a truly competitive team and achieve some tournament success.
Canada finished in 13th...
Nine Bison athletes receive recognition at year-end
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With their seasons over, several Bison athletes picked up year-end awards and honours.
Stephan Walton was named as 2012-13 Canada West Men’s Basketball Second Team All-Star. In his second year with the Bisons, Walton, 26,...
Bombers content to suck again
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While the Bombers are all set to move into the new Investors Group Field on the University of Manitoba campus this summer, the Bombers’ front office has yet to make any significant off-season moves...
From tragedy to triumph: Lokomotiv Yaroslavl’s return to the KHL
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September 7, 2011 was the saddest day in hockey history.
On that day, the plane carrying the members of Lokomotiv Yaroslavl of Russia’s Kontinental Hockey League crashed on takeoff from Tunoshna Airport near the city...
Hockey prophets: Bold predictions for the second half of the NHL...
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Chicago’s on fire
It’s hard to determine exactly when the Chicago Blackhawks will suffer their first regulation loss; through 22 games, they’ve only lost three games in extra time, so far amassing 41 points. As...
Wrestling to be cut from Olympics in 2020: How the IOC...
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Wrestling has been engrained in Olympic sport since its beginnings in Ancient Greece. The sport has survived with only minor variations over the millennia since then, and was one of the original sports when...
Thin blue line: Jets continue to struggle with injuries on defence
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The return of defensive pairing Dustin Byfuglien and Zach Bogosian from the injury list signalled a sigh of relief for the Winnipeg Jets; the two make up some of the team’s top defencemen, with...






