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Galaxy off to MLS final again

The Los Angeles Galaxy have a date in the Major League Soccer final with the Houston Dynamo despite a 2-1 loss to the Seattle Sounders on Sunday in Seattle.

D'Antoni ignites Lakers

While Mike D'Antoni is yet to take charge of his first game courtside, the Los Angeles Lakers have turned around their season in explosive fashion in the up-tempo, high-scoring style promised by their new coach.

Oak Bay boys Island's best again

B.C. tournaments go Nov. 28-Dec. 1

Hamilton holds off Vettel to win U.S. Grand Prix

Austin's biggest and perhaps most improbable - certainly its loudest - sporting event ended Sunday with the hoisting of the United States Grand Prix trophy and with a traditional spray of Mumm Champagne.

Reid refuses to quit as Eagles' season to forget continues

Andy Reid isn't quitting his job. The Philadelphia Eagles have sunk so low that people are wondering if Reid will simply step down instead of waiting to be fired. "I think that'd be a copout," Reid said Monday when asked about resigning.

Canadian men's soccer team to play Denmark in the U.S

Canada will play its first game since failing to qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup when it meets Denmark in a soccer friendly in January.

Royals take aim at Blades' sharp goalie

SASKATOON VS. VICTORIA 7 p.m. at Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre Radio: The Zone 91.3 FM / TV: Shaw (Ch. 4)

PM will cheer for Stamps

The Toronto Argonauts' stunning loss to the Calgary Stampeders in the 1971 Grey Cup prompted tears in front of the television from the boy who would eventually become Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

NHL, players resume talks

The NHL is looking to see everything put in writing.

Done deal: Selig approves Jays' trade

It took longer than Blue Jays fans probably would have liked, but Toronto's mammoth 12-player trade with the Miami Marlins is finally a done deal.