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 5 things the Knights need to do to beat the Edmonton Oil Kings Tuesday nightWin it, and there's a chance the OHL champs could waltz right into Sunday's final.
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 Avery goes semi-nudeWith his professional hockey career on ice, Sean Avery has a lot of time on his hands.
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 Litsch's injury turns career-threatening: ReportToronto Blue Jays pitcher Jesse Litsch's shoulder injury has gone from potentially season-ending to career-threatening.
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 Knight circle wagonsMichael Houser feels like he's being painted with the wrong brush.
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 Cataractes going with Girard in netThe Shawinigan Cataractes are switching things up in net.
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 Devils need to cash in on their chancesLate in the first period of Saturday’s Eastern Conference final clash, the New York Rangers looked nothing like a team that would win 3-0 and take the lead in the series.
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 Verlander almost throws 3rd no-hitterWhen Justin Verlander has his good stuff going, it’s like watching a master painter at work.
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 Veteran Watson confident going inAustin Watson figures he'll impart some of his Memorial Cup-winning wisdom to his younger London Knights teammates this week.
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 Miami Heat feeling a chillTo say the heat is on the Heat would be to state the obvious at a time when it’s so painfully obvious why Miami finds itself in its current predicament.
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 Red Sox show Majors who the champs areThe London Majors, like almost every other Intercounty Baseball League team, use the four-time defending champion Brantford Red Sox as a measuring stick.
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 Sixers roar back from dismal first halfLou Williams scored 13 of his 15 points in the second half as the Philadelphia 76ers overcame a dismal first half to take a 92-83 victory over the Boston Celtics and even their Eastern Conference semifinal series at two games apiece.
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 Rough debut for RippersThe London Rippers' debut in the Frontier League wasn't a happy one as they were blanked 7-0 by the Southern Illinois Miners on Friday night in Marion, Ill.
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 Devils seek to make Rangers uncomfortableFor some folk, New York to New Jersey is enough of a hockey chasm that it requires a plane to jump it.
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 The unexpected King of the KingsFunny guy that Darryl Sutter.
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 Packers waiting before retiring Favre's jerseyThe Green Bay Packers will wait at least another season to hold a ceremony to retire Brett Favre’s No. 4.
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 Coaching trio shares philosophyThe trio's lifespan as Toronto Maple Leafs was short, but the experience provided a common touch that one day would make them better coaches.
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 Cataractes have a lot to proveThe Shawinigan Cataractes know there is a segment of the junior hockey population that thinks they don't belong at the Mastercard Memorial Cup, even with the tournament being staged in their own back yard.
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 Red Sox acid test for MajorsIt may be only their third game of the young Intercounty Baseball League season, but for the London Majors it's never too early to be tested.
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 Sea Dogs bring wave after wave of talentCharlie Coyle's transition from the NCAA to the Canadian Hockey League was nearly seamless.
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 Pacers pound Heat to take series leadThe Indiana Pacers kept one foot on the pedal in the second half to take control. Their other foot was on the throat of the Miami Heat.
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 Key witness: understated Clemens' drug useThe key witness in Roger Clemens’s perjury trial testified on Thursday that he understated the pitching ace’s alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs to federal agents in order to protect the baseball player.
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 Lind another failed Blue JayIn the large, expansive clubhouse where the Blue Jays roam free, there used to be three lockers almost side-by-side along the wall: One belonging to Vernon Wells, one to Aaron Hill and one to Adam Lind.
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 Four games for LawrieIt was normal afternoon at the Rogers Centre. Batting practice was unfolding around 4:15 p.m.
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 Long ball cures what ails JaysThe on-field ailments have been piling up for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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 And why don’t we care as much?This isn't a 2005 carbon copy.
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