Stephen Brunt
The end of Beckham’s wild, fascinating ride
The Beckham Across America tour enters its final leg and North American soccer is the better for it, despite the noses left out of joint
British Open
At golf's oldest championship, the focus turns to youth
In the constant search for someone to challenge Tiger Woods, all eyes turn to youngsters like Rory McIlroy, Anthony Kim and Martin Kaymer
Bettman says NHL is strong despite economy
Commissioner points to increased viewership and advertising as signs that his league is 'weathering' downturn fairly well
Bruins, Flyers to clash at Fenway
Another historic baseball stadium will host an NHL game with Fenway Park hosting the third Winter Classic on New Year's Day
B.C. still looking to get off the mark
Lions face Eskimos hungry for first win of season, eager to prove critics of offence wrong
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Unwritten Rules
Time to can the anthem nonsense
While Morneau was upset at the taped audio of O Canada, feeble-minded nationalism has no place at the All-Star Game
Jeff Blair
Teams salivating for the day the M&M Boys are available
If Mauer and Morneau ever hit the market, it would spark a feeding frenzy the likes of which have rarely been seen
Lorne Rubenstein
Wisdom the 15th club on a links course
Experience and open-mindedness toward hitting a variety of shots matter more at the British Open than the other three majors
Tom Tebbutt
Canadian reaches pinnacle of women’s tennis
Stacey Allaster's appointment as chairman and CEO of the WTA Tour might just make her the most influential woman in international sport
Duffer in chief
Obama struggles with the sport of presidents
While he is known for basketball skills, the U.S. commander-in-chief is currently looking to exert more control on the links
Jeff Blair
Doc makes his pitch
Blue Jays’ trade bait Halladay says he’d pitch in any city and in either league if it means having a chance to win
Earlier
Blair at the All-Star Game
The Globe and Mail's sports columnist blogged from Busch Stadium in St. Louis
Lorne Rubenstein
Making golf an individual game...again
It's back to basics and self reliance for Canada's 2003 Masters champ Mike Weir ahead of this week's British Open
