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Stanley Cup Playoffs: Friday's Need To Know

Stanley Cup Playoffs: Friday's Need To Know: Ottawa is facing elimination for the first time in the playoffs, and several goalies are in the spotlight for reasons good and bad. Get your NHL playoff fix in Friday's Need to Know. more »

What's in store for Patrick Roy, NHL coach?: In recent years, former NHL players such as Kevin Dineen, John MacLean and Randy Cunneyworth have had mixed results in their first seasons running an NHL bench. How will newly hired Patrick Roy fare in Colorado next season? more »
Sens reunite Alfredsson, Spezza, Michalek for Game 5: At the morning skate prior to Friday's must-win Game 5 in Pittsburgh (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7 p.m. ET) it appeared Ottawa coach Paul MacLean has plans to reunite the line of Daniel Alfredsson, Jason Spezza and Milan Michalek, reports Tim Wharnsby. more »
Senators begin uphill climb in Pittsburgh to save season: Even Ottawa's captain says the odds are long but the Senators figure to give everyhing they've got against a Pittsburgh team up 3-1 in their Eastern Conference semfinal. (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 7 p.m. ET). more »
TELUS Break Away Cam: Pick the player you want to see: The TELUS Break Away Cam follows the player or camera angle you want to watch during featured Hockey Night in Canada games. Check out tonight's Senators-Penguins game on 2nd Screen and vote for your favourite player. more »

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Olympics »

Groves: Don't train harder, train smarter

Groves: Don't train harder, train smarter: Some people think that, because it's an Olympic year, it must be time for athletes to start training harder. But the the real key, writes former speed skater Kristina Groves, is knowing when to back off. more »

Russell: Defining Canada's Olympic prospects: Gathering in Vancouver for a team media summit, Canadian athletes articulated their hopes and dreams with the 2014 Olympics only nine months away, writes CBC Sports Weekend host Scott Russell. more »
Canadian Olympic team media day: Canada's top winter athletes joined our CBC Olympics team in Vancouver for Media Day. Check out our photo wall from the event. more »
Canada's Olympic hopefuls: A look at a few of Canada's best chances at Winter Olympic gold in Sochi more »
Swiss lawyer Denis Oswald running for IOC president: Denis Oswald has declared his candidacy for IOC president, becoming the fifth member to enter the race to succeed Jacques Rogge. more »

CFL »

Ex-Stampeder Joffrey Reynolds gets 90 days for assault

Ex-Stampeder Joffrey Reynolds gets 90 days for assault: A former Canadian Football League all-star has been sentenced to 90 days in jail for assaulting his one-time girlfriend. more »

B.C. Lions sign quarterback Joey Elliott: The B.C. Lions on Friday announced the signing of free agent quarterback Joey Elliott, who spent the past three seasons with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. more »
Stampeders' Jon Cornish motivated by Grey Cup loss: Star Canadian running back Jon Cornish wants to work on his pass routes this season but his coach will be smiling if he just continues doing what he did last year. more »
Tiger-Cats, Roughriders swing trade: The Hamilton Tiger-Cats acquired import receiver Lyle Leong Jr. from the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Thursday in exchange for import defensive lineman Jermaine McElveen. more »
Emmanuel Arceneaux happy to be back with B.C. Lions: The B.C. Lions announced Tuesday that Emmanuel Arceneaux has reached an agreement to return to the team after spending time on NFL rosters. more »

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NFL »

Brian Urlacher says he's retiring from NFL

Brian Urlacher says he's retiring from NFL: Brian Urlacher, after 13 seasons as linebacker with the Chicago Bears, suddenly announced Wednesday that he is retiring from the NFL. more »

Raiders bring back safety Charles Woodson: Safety Charles Woodson signed a one-year contract with the Oakland Raiders on Tuesday to return to his original team after leaving seven years ago for Green Bay as a free agent. more »
Next 49ers stadium named site of 50th Super Bowl: NFL owners voted Tuesday for the San Francisco 49ers' new stadium as host of the 2016 game. That facility in Santa Clara, Calif., is due to open for the 2014 season. more »
Rob Gronkowski 'should make full recovery' from 4th forearm surgery: Rob Gronkowski's agent Drew Rosenhaus says the tight end's fourth forearm surgery, performed Monday, is expected to be the last. more »
Bills' Mario Williams says he was 'venting' when he mentioned suicide: Buffalo Bills defensive end Mario Williams denies ever contemplating suicide, and says private comments he made in text messages are being taken out of context by his ex-fiancee in a lawsuit. more »

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NBA »

Raptors trying to woo top GM Masai Ujiri away from Nuggets

Raptors trying to woo top GM Masai Ujiri away from Nuggets: The Denver Nuggets are letting general manager Masai Ujiri, the NBA's Executive of the Year, meet with the Toronto Raptors about their GM vacancy, Yahoo Sports is reporting. more »

2013 NBA Conference Finals: Enjoy a chronological pictorial of the NBA conference finals featuring the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers in the East and San Antonio Spurs and Memphis Grizzlies in the West. more »
Pacers look to learn lessons from tough loss in Game 2 against Heat: The Indiana Pacers were more steely than shaken when they arrived for practice at the arena where it all went awry in the series opener, and they'll look to gain a split in Miami in Game 2 on Friday. more »
Mike Krzyzewski will again coach U.S. men's Olympic basketball team: Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski is back as the U.S. men's national team coach and ready for another run at Olympic gold. more »
Chick: Time for Raptors to kill the dinosaur: The Raptors teams of the Vince Carter and Chris Bosh era were relevant and almost overcame the stupidity of naming the franchise based on the early-1990s dinosaur craze. But it's time to rebrand, as incoming MLSE CEO Tim Leiweke alluded to on Tuesday. more »

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MLB »

Blue Jays look to keep slugging, hand ball to rookie pitcher

Blue Jays look to keep slugging, hand ball to rookie pitcher: Toronto has won 10 of 16, including Thursday's slugfest over the Orioles, and for the second game of the series they hand the ball to big left-handed rookie Sean Nolin. more »

Veteran Blue Jays reliever Darren Oliver goes on DL: The Toronto Blue Jays have placed left-handed reliever Darren Oliver on the 15-day disabled list with a left shoulder strain, while lefty J.A. Happ has also been moved to the 60-day disabled list as he recovers from injuries after taking a ball in the head during a game earlier this month. more »
Phillies' Chase Utley on DL with oblique strain: The Philadelphia Phillies have placed five-time all-star second baseman Chase Utley on the 15-day disabled list with an oblique strain. more »
Blue Jays' legendary scout Epy Guerrero dies: The Toronto Blue Jays held a moment of silence before Thursday night's game against Baltimore to mark the death of prolific scout Epy Guerrero. more »
Blue Jays spoil Kevin Gausman's MLB debut: The Toronto Blue Jays won their sixth home game in the past seven starts, riding home runs by J.P. Arencibia and Edwin Encarnacion, the latter's a grand slam, to a 12-6 win over rookie pitcher Kevin Gausman and the visiting Baltimore Orioles. more »

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Soccer »

German soccer strength on display in Champions League final: German soccer is no longer under the radar. It's about to be showcased in all its glory in Saturday's Champions League final between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, writes Nigel Reed. more »

Bayern players know how to approach biggest Champions League spotlight: Bayern Munich is approaching its third Champions League final in four years with the self-assured calm of a team fully in control after a season of dominance. more »
Rycroft: Time for De Rosario, Team Canada to part ways: Dwayne De Rosario is arguably the best player ever to suit up for the Canadian men's team. But with injury and age not on his side, it might be time for Team Canada and the veteran striker to part ways, writes Ben Rycroft. more »
Gibraltar gains entry with UEFA soccer nations: Gibraltar was accepted Friday as a full member by the UEFA Congress, becoming Europe's 54th official football nation. more »
Inter Milan hires Walter Mazzarri as head coach: Inter Milan reportedly fired coach Andrea Stramaccioni on Friday, five days after concluding Serie A with a highly disappointing ninth-place finish. more »

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Golf »

Ryan Palmer takes early lead at Colonial

Ryan Palmer takes early lead at Colonial: Ryan Palmer is the first-round leader at the Colonial after shooting a bogey-free round of 8-under 62, good for a one-stroke lead over John Rollins. Two Canadians, Graham DeLaet and David Hearn, are among four golfers tied for third place. more »

Robinson: Ruling on long putters comes up short: CBC Sports golf contributor Peter Robinson writes that abolishing the anchored putting stroke fails to address the real problem in modern golf: technically-advanced balls that travel too far. more »
Tiger Woods calls Sergio Garcia comment 'hurtful': Tiger Woods says the "fried chicken" comment from Sergio Garcia was hurtful and inappropriate. Two weeks after they verbally sparred at The Players Championship, Woods say it's time to move on. more »
Sergio Garcia apologizes to Tiger for 'fried chicken' remark: Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia don't like each other, and they're making no effort to disguise their feelings. The verbal feuding between the golfers began May 11 during the third round of The Players Championship and resumed this week on both sides of the Atlantic. more »
Anchoring long putters in golf prohibited as of 2016: The Royal & Ancient Golf Club and U.S. Golf Association approved a new rule Tuesday that prohibits golfers from anchoring long putters against their body to create the effect of a hinge. more »

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Tennis »

Rafael Nadal seeded No. 3 for French Open

Rafael Nadal seeded No. 3 for French Open: Defending champion Rafael Nadal, whose world ranking slipped to No. 4 after he spent seven months recovering from a knee injury, is seeded third in the upcoming French Open. more »

Canada's Eugenie Bouchard falls just short in Strasbourg semifinals: Quebec teenager Eugenie Bouchard's run at the Strasbourg International came to an Friday after a tough three-set loss to Alize Cornet of France. more »
2013 French Open Seeds: Enjoy a pictorial of the top seeds in men's and women's singles for the second major tournament on the pro schedule, the French Open at Roland Garros Stadium in Paris. more »
Eugenie Bouchard advances to Strasbourg International semis: Quebec teenager Eugenie Bouchard continued her impressive week in Strasbourg, France with a straight sets quarter-final win Thursday against her Georgian opponent. more »
Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams prohibitive French Open favourites: Rafael Nadal's sustained excellence on clay and Serena Williams' current winning streak mean little thought is being given to the sort of surprises the French Open used to produce regularly. more »

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Skiing »

Larisa Yurkiw dropped from national ski team

Larisa Yurkiw dropped from national ski team: Downhill ski racer Larisa Yurkiw says she is no longer a member of the national ski team, although she still hopes to represent Canada at the Sochi Olympics next year. more »

Alpine Canada adds famed Italian coach Max Carca to staff: Alpine Canada unveiled plans for its new-look coaching staff Friday as it prepares for next season and the 2014 Sochi Winter Games, with latest addition Massimo Carca. more »
Maxime Dufour-Lapointe, Bilodeau win dual moguls events at nationals: Montreal's Maxime Dufour-Lapointe won the women's dual mogul event at the season-ending national mogul championships Sunday in Val St. Come, Que. more »
Marie-Michèle Gagnon wins 4th straight Canadian women's slalom title: Marie-Michèle Gagnon didn't have much trouble in claiming her fourth straight national slalom title on Tuesday at the Alpine Canadian Championships in Whistler, B.C., winning the race in a time of one minute, 40.44 seconds for her ninth Canadian title in four different disciplines. more »
Alpine skiing season's best: Excitement is building less than a year out from the alpine skiing competition at the Sochi Olympics, and we look at the top performers from the 2012-13 FIS World Cup season in our photo gallery. more »

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Figure Skating »

Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir winding down career

Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir winding down career: Canadian ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir are hoping to end their competitive careers by repeating as Olympic gold medallists in Sochi, Russia, next winter. more »

World Team Trophy offers Sochi sneak peek: As CBC Sports figure skating expert Pj Kwong writes, last weekend's competition is the template for a new, exciting event that will premiere at the upcoming 2014 Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia. more »
Duhamel, Radford help Canada win silver at World Team Trophy: Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford finished second in the pairs competition Saturday to help Canada win the silver medal at the ISU World Team Trophy figure skating event in Tokyo, Japan. more »
Kevin Reynolds soars, Patrick Chan tumbles at World Team Trophy: Kevin Reynolds finished second to crowd favourite Daisuke Takahashi in the free skate at the World Team Trophy, but fellow Canadian Patrick Chan fell three times to drop to fifth overall. more »
Patrick Chan tops in men's short at World Team Trophy: Reigning world champion Patrick Chan fell on his opening quad, but skated well enough to take the men's short program at World Team Trophy event in Tokyo, Japan, on Thursday. more »

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Speed Skating »

South Korea sweeps 500m speed skating titles: Olympic champions Mo Tae-bum and Lee Sang-hwa of South Korea retained their 500-metre titles at the speedskating world championships Sunday in Sochi, Russia. more »

Canada's Christine Nesbitt just misses podium in 1000m: Olga Fatkulina won the women's 1,000-metre title Saturday to capture Russia's second gold in three days at the speedskating world championships in Sochi, Russia, while defending Olympic champion Christine Nesbitt was fourth. more »
Canada's Christine Nesbitt 3rd at speedskating worlds: Canadian long track star Christine Nesbitt hit the podium Friday at the world championships, finishing third in the 1,500 metres despite what she described as not one of her best skates. more »
Denis Yuskov, Irene Wust victorious on 1st day of speedskating worlds: Russia's Denis Yuskov and Dutch speedskating star Irene Wust were the winners on the first day of the single distance world championships in Sochi. more »
Canadian speedskater Denny Morrison cleared for worlds: Defending 1,500-metre world champion, Denny Morrison, has been cleared to return to compete this weekend at the 2013 world single-distance speedskating championships. more »

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