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The Saskatchewan Roughriders are giving four players a jump start on free agency by releasing them a few weeks early. Quarterback Mitchell Gale, running back Curtis Steele, receiver Shamawd Chambers, ...

 There aren't many professional athletes that hate themselves. If one has the character to compete in sports at a high level, then they will defend their character. That was the case when new Rid...

When he worked for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, he was Tom Dimitroff Jr. He sometimes rode a bicycle through the snow to Taylor Field, where he spent two seasons as the CFL team's low-paid, Canadian ...

Just months before Regina plays host to the 2018 Brier, the city is set to welcome a Grand Slam of Curling event. The news was announced at the Co-operators Centre Thursday morning with Saskatchewan's...

The Roughriders are shoring up their receiver depth in a big way, announcing they signed Duron Carter to a contract Thursday morning. Carter was released by the Montreal Alouettes in October after a s...

I've often said that sports gives us the best reality TV. For the fan that happens to witness a great moment in person, even better. People remember exactly where they were when Sidney Crosby scored t...

The reaction to Duron Carter becoming a Saskatchewan Roughrider is mixed. Some aren't happy with the decision based on his on and off field problems in Montreal. Others couldn't care less about that, ...

Mary Tyler Moore was the sweetheart of my generation. I'm trying to put her death - at age 80 - into a sports context, but the best I can do is Minnesota: home of the Twins, Vikings and North Stars. M...

It was a little over two years ago when Ottawa Senators general manager Bryan Murray fired coach Paul MacLean. At that time, Murray did his best to give fans an idea of what NHL athletes want in a coa...

Golf is about to get a lot more interesting in 2017. Tiger Woods is back. Will he be the dominate force he was before the injuries started to derail his career? Likely not as he tips into his 40s, but...