The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are suffereing once again, as owner Bob Young is locked in a bitter stadium dispute with City Hall. Ian Harrison breaks down the issues, but he can't help but side with the mayor – there's no place like downtown.

Carl Pettersson supplied a dramatic finish - after a few rounds of beer - to the 2010 RBC Canadian Open at St. George's Golf and Country Club on the weekend.

During the World Series of Poker's summer break, we talked to chip leader Jonathan Duhamel about his strategies and play for the final table, with its $8.9-million payout for first place.

He's a former MVP award winner and one of the most feared sluggers in the game of baseball. He's also a proud Canadian who takes batting practice every day wearing the Team Canada T-shirt he got at an Olympic qualifying tournament in 2003. TORO caught up with Justin Morneau during the Twins' recent visit to Rogers Centre.

James Tabor talks about the cavers who spend weeks in darkness trying to find the deepest places on Earth, thousands of feet under the surface. It's a fascinating subculture that's chronicled in his heart-stopping book Blind Descent.

We caught up with Blue Jays pitcher Ricky Romero last month to find out a little more about the impressive young pitcher, and we learned what he thinks about fan support in Toronto, cheering for the Dodgers as a kid and his new life as a pro.

One hour before the Philadelphia Flyers play the Chicago Blackhawks tonight, HBO Canada and Movie Central are airing Broad Street Bullies, a doc that explores how the Flyers got their reputation for mean hockey.

This book excerpt from The Montreal Canadiens, a complete history by author D'Arcy Jenish, tells us why Montreal, above all competing cities, can call itself Hockeytown with unmatched passion and authority.

The Raptors’ Chris Bosh arrived in the shadow of Vince Carter seven seasons ago courtesy of the No. 4 pick at the NBA Draft and has since emerged as a star in his own right. But now the moment of truth is here.

A new CBC miniseries tells the life story of hockey icon Don Cherry, a colourful and controversial figure.