Archive for category International

Sidney Crosby’s missing Olympic gear found

Posted by Chris Johnston in 2010, International, Olympics, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey on March 10, 2010

It turns out that Sidney Crosby’s missing stick was accidentally shipped to Russia after the gold medal game. That and his missing glove have been found.

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Sidney Crosby’s missing Olympic gear found

Posted by Chris Johnston in 2010, International, Olympics, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey on March 10, 2010

It turns out that Sidney Crosby’s missing stick was accidentally shipped to Russia after the gold medal game. That and his missing glove have been found.

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History, missing equipment link Sidney Crosby, Paul Henderson

Posted by Chris Zelkovich in 2010, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey on March 8, 2010

Sidney Crosby and Paul Henderson have something more in common than the fact they both rewrote Canadian hockey history.

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Four seconds: Sidney Crosby’s goal like you’ve never seen it

Posted by Mary Ormsby in 2010, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey on March 7, 2010

The goal is just a week old but it has already achieved the historic heft only a hockey nation can bestow.

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Woolsey: NHL back to business, and it’s not pretty

Posted by Gath Woolsey in AlexeiPonikarovsky, BrianBurke, International, MapleLeafs, PhilKessel, RonWilson, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 2, 2010

No, it is not the same. That would be impossible. From Super Sunday, the sublime, to Just-Another Tuesday, the ho-hum. Quite the comedown.

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Leafs fine with gold at comrades’ expense

Posted by Daniel Girard in BrianBurke, International, JonasGustavsson, LukeSchenn, MapleLeafs, Olympics, PhilKessel, RonWilson, Sports, TomasKaberle, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 1, 2010

It appears loyalty to country tops loyalty to company.

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Sidney Crosby doesn’t need to be ‘the guy’ for Canada

Posted by Paul Hunter in 2010, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey on February 28, 2010

Team Canada has evolved from being Sidney Crosby's team, as it was viewed before the Olympics began, to a team with Sidney Crosby on it.

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Sidney Crosby doesn’t need to be ‘the guy’ for Canada

Posted by Paul Hunter in 2010, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey on February 28, 2010

Team Canada has evolved from being Sidney Crosby's team, as it was viewed before the Olympics began, to a team with Sidney Crosby on it.

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DiManno: C’mon, Mr. Commish, let’s get in the Games

Posted by Rosie DiManno in 2010, Columnist, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, columnists, hockey, news on February 28, 2010

Alexander Ovechkin had the right idea and the cojones to state it publicly, emphatically, long before this splendid Olympic hockey tournament began.

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Fans unite for hockey – and a good cause

Posted by Leslie Ferenc in 2010, GTA, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, news on February 28, 2010

Organizers of a city-wide mega bash expect faaan-de-monium as thousands of hockey fans hungry for Olympic gold rally to support Team Canada.

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Fans unite for hockey – and a good cause

Posted by Leslie Ferenc in 2010, GTA, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, news on February 28, 2010

Organizers of a city-wide mega bash expect faaan-de-monium as thousands of hockey fans hungry for Olympic gold rally to support Team Canada.

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Cox: Canada-Russia: Bring it on

Posted by Damien Cox in 2010, Columnist, Columns, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, columnists, hockey, nhl on February 24, 2010

Canada off to the quarter-finals after beating Germany

It's been 50 years since Canada beat Russia in the Olympics, a streak that won't be easily ended tonight. One thing's for sure: the whole nation will be watching.

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Luongo to start against Germany instead of Brodeur

Posted by in 2010, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Russia, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, World, hockey, news on February 23, 2010

Team Canada is ready to sink or swim at the Olympics with Roberto Luongo in goal.

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Cox: Games staging ‘greatest hockey tournament ever’

Posted by Damien Cox in 2010, Columns, Ice hockey, International, Olympics, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, columnists, hockey on February 20, 2010

While some have sniped at the overall Games, you cannot find a single voice suggesting that the men’s hockey tournament is anything but a gigantic success story in the making.

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