Opening Loss
Japan edges Canada 2-1 in Olympic women's soccer
Nahomi Kawasumi and Aya Miyama opened the scoring for Japan while Melissa Tancredi replied for the red and white as Japan defeated Canada 2-1 in their opening round match in Olympic women's soccer. It was Canada's first competition of the London Games. Their next game is Saturday against South Africa. Full Story.(Photo: The Canadian Press)
Another Injury
Toronto Blue Jays catcher J.P. Arencibia is expected to miss about six weeks after fracturing his right hand in the second inning of Wednesday's game against the Oakland A's. Arencibia appeared to injure the hand on a foul ball by Brandon Inge during Oakland's eight-run inning. Full Story.
Flying Forward
Life goes on for the Philadelphia Flyers. General manager Paul Holmgren addressed his team's attempt to land defenceman Shea Weber on Wednesday, a week after signing him to a 14-year, $110 million offer sheet that the Nashville Predators matched. "In our minds, he is one of the best defencemen in the game today," he said in a conference call. Full Story.
Bob Weeks
By his own admission, Mike Weir doesn't have many expectations for this year's RBC Canadian Open. He's coming in off a year of struggles, but Weir is still positive, still confident as he approaches the first tee at the RBC Canadian Open. More...
Luke Wileman
There's no doubt Eric Hassli is capable of the spectacular, but those moments were too few and far between during his time with Vancouver. So he was traded to Toronto in a move that works out well for both teams. More...
Scott Ferguson
For the Jays, every game through the end of the regular season is going to feel like a playoff game. And their upcoming homestand starting Tuesday night features the two hottest teams in the American League. More...
Glen Suitor
When Peyton Manning walked on the stage at a concert in Denver on Saturday night, it was an example of how sports and music, can be such a positive influence in a community, especially, in a city trying to come to grips with a tragedy. More...
Chris Schultz
It is one thing to think about it, it is another thing to talk about it, but when you do it, you have crossed a line that is clearly marked. I am talking about Khalif Mitchell and his intent to injure action against Simeon Rottier of the Eskimos. More...
Scott Cullen
MLB: Marlins deal Ramirez, Sanchez, Infante. More...
MLB: Yankees acquire Ichiro. More...
NHL: Nash to New York. More...
NHL: Breaking down signings and trades. More...
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British Open Champion Ernie Els highlights the field at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club. Catch first round action, Thursday at 3pm et/Noon pt. Also available on TSN Mobile TV
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