Justin McInnis non-participant in practice with B.C. Lions

Marsch anggap semua pemain wira Kanada

LOS ANGELES: Jurulatih Kanada, Jesse Marsch, memuji pemain-pemainnya sebagai ‘wira Kanada’ selepas mereka mencipta sejarah mara ke pusingan 16 terbaik Piala Dunia, sambil menyifatkan pertemuan seterusnya menentang Belanda atau Maghribi sebagai peluang tanpa tekanan. Kanada selaku tuan rumah bersama memasuki kejohanan kali ini dengan rekod tewas dalam kesemua enam perlawanan dalam dua penampilan terdahulu di ... Read more The post Marsch anggap semua pemain wira Kanada appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Reggie Begelton ‘looked pretty good’ in limited return to Calgary Stampeders practice

Reggie Begelton was a limited participant in practice on Tuesday, marking the first tentative step in his return to the lineup with the Calgary Stampeders. According to head coach and general manager Dave Dickenson, those steps were overwhelmingly positive. “To me, he looked pretty good,” Dickenson said. “That was the first time he’s been able []

Blue Jays recall left-handed reliever Adam Macko

The Toronto Blue Jays have recalled left-handed reliever Adam Macko and will be active for Friday's game against the Texas Rangers. The 25-year-old has logged a 2-0 record and a 1.50 ERA with 12 strikeouts and a 1.08 WHIP. As the first Canadian Slovakian-born player to pitch in the big leagues, Macko provides the Blue Jays with left-handed depth.

Montreal Canadiens Yvan Cournoyer appointed, Christine Sinclair promoted in Order of Canada

A pair of legendary athletes are being recognized nationally. Among the new officers of the Order of Canada announced Friday is Yvan Cournoyer, who won 10 Stanley Cups in his 16 seasons with the Montreal Canadiens, ending in 1979. The 82-year-old skated in 968 games with the Habs, earning the nickname ‘Roadrunner’ for his legendary [] The post Montreal Canadiens Yvan Cournoyer appointed, Christine Sinclair promoted in Order of Canada appeared first on CityNews Montreal.

Stubby Clapp inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame

Former St. Louis Cardinals utility man Stubby Clapp of Windsor, Ontario was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in St. Mary’s, Ontario on Saturday according to Rogers Sportsnet. Other Canadians inducted were Canadian women’s baseball player Kate Psota of Burlington, Ontario, Major League Baseball umpire Paul Runge of St. Catharines, Ontario, and former [] The post Stubby Clapp inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame appeared first on Canadian Sport Scene.