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London 2012
Women's national hoops team takes long road back

After 12-year absence from Olympics, London Games within sight – but first, a qualifier awaits

Canadian women's national basketball team coach Allison McNeill directs her team during practice at the University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford, B.C., on Wednesday May 16, 2012. DARRYL DYCK FOR THE GLOBE AND MAIL
ROY MacGREGOR
Bedevilled by New York’s Blueshirt blockade

New Jersey must find a way to score or face frustrating end to season

New Jersey Devils' Patrik Elias lies on the ice and holds his hand to his face after suffering an injury in the first period against the New York Rangers during Game 1 of the NHL Eastern Conference Finals hockey playoffs at Madison Square Garden in New York, May 14, 2012. REUTERS/Mike Segar
Saint Patrick's Dilemma
Roy should weigh pros and cons of becoming Habs coach

Patrick Roy should weigh what he would give up against what he would gain if he decides to leave a sweet set-up in junior hockey to become an NHL coach, according to Dale Hunter, a man who knows both ends of that situation.

Patrick Roy should weigh what he would give up against what he would gain if he decides to leave a sweet set-up in junior hockey to become an NHL coach, according to Dale Hunter, a man who knows both ends of that situation. FILE PHOTO: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
CLUBHOUSE BLOG
Tiger is the world's most powerful athlete

Forbes' Celebrity 100 puts the troubled golfer at No. 12 in the yearly ranking

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Digital Lab
Your stories: Where were you in '72?

We want to hear your memories from the momentous 1972 game

Paul Henderson moves down the ice during a Summit Series game against Russia in Vancouver, Sept. 6, 1972. Henderson scored the big goals in Moscow. Phil Esposito was the team leader and Bobby Clarke was a workhorse in the trenches.

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