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 The run of his life
[Video]Duane Leon woke up one morning, late in 2010, not feeling so well.
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 Devil of a time for SenJesse Winchester is spending time these days catching fish, catching rays and -- in as much as a pro hockey player will allow himself to climb aboard another team's bandwagon -- catching Devils fever.
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 Top five ways for Phoenix to rise from the ashesYou know the drill.
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 Rough race for Canadian cyclists
[Photos]It was a day of disappointment for Canadian Olympic hopefuls at the Gatineau Grand Prix of cycling Monday.
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 Fritsch ties for fifthManotick golfer Brad Fritsch has posted his third top-10 finish of the season on the Nationwide Tour.
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 Fat Cats fall at homeAn early deficit proved too much for the Fat Cats to overcome Sunday at Ottawa Stadium.
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 I'll Have Another jewel
[Video]The question now is does I'll Have Another have one more in him?
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 UFC champ Jon Jones arrested for DUI??UFC light-heavyweight champion Jon (Bones) Jones has been arrested for DUI after crashing his Bentley, TMZ reports.
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 Fritsch tied for leadManotick golfer Brad Fritsch is tied for the lead heading into the final round of the Nationwide Tour's BMW Charity Pro-Am in South Carolina.
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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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 Hughes defends cycling title
[Photos]With the Olympics around the corner, Canadian cycling star Clara Hughes appears to be on the right track.
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 Serena Williams confident for French OpenSerena Williams said she expected to be 100% fit for next week's French Open despite withdrawing from the Italian Open on Saturday because of a back injury.
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 Hughes does it for Daron
[Video]Last year, when Clara Hughes crashed early in the Chrono Gatineau time trials, she didn't have to look too far to find the inspiration to climb back on the bike.
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 Kobe leads Lakers to Game 3 winKobe Bryant scored 36 points and host Los Angeles used dead-eye shooting from the foul line to cut into Oklahoma City's lead in their Western Conference second-round series.
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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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 Cyclist Hesjedal hangs on to secondBritish world champion Mark Cavendish won his third bunch sprint of this year's Giro d'Italia, while Canadian Ryder Hesjedal remained in second place overall Friday.
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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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 Canada drawn and quartered -- againWhy can't Canada win this game? Again. And again. And again. Three consecutive world hockey championships and now three consecutive failed attempts to make it to the medal round.
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 Hart names 22-man qualifying rosterCanadian national team coach Stephen Hart named his preliminary roster Thursday for next month's friendly against the U.S. and a pair of World Cup qualifiers.
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 Ringette players invited to campSeveral Ottawa area athletes will be attending a Ringette Canada Team Canada East identification camp this weekend in Toronto.
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 Sens' Neil cheering for RangersChris Neil is suddenly a New York Rangers fan.
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 Illness knocks top Canuck out of Ottawa 10KCanadian Olympic marathoner Reid Coolsaet has dropped out of the 10 km race at Ottawa Race Weekend due to bronchitis.
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 Smiths Falls golfer, 14, one shot off lead at pro eventBrooke Henderson shot a 1-under 71 in the opening round at a Canadian Women's Tour event.
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 Ottawa Marathon records poised to tumbleOttawa Race Weekend organizers may be rewriting their record books later this month.
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