Lay ‘Em Out
Heading into next season the Florida Panthers appear to have everything locked down position wise on the ice. GM Dale Tallon made sure to sign all the key pieces he needs next year to put a winning team on the ice, signing everything from their new top line forwards to the new goaltenders. But, one thing which stands out that the team is still lacking is their toughness.
Wahlberg Hosts Charity Golf Event on Cape
By Cynthia Mccormick – Cape Cod Times
June 26, 2011
MASHPEE — Dorchester-born Mark Wahlberg moved his celebrity charity golf tournament from Hollywood to a bit closer to home this year.
Wahlberg and a cast of celebrities and actors hit the links Saturday at Willowbend Country Club to raise money for the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation, a charitable group dedicated to improving the quality of life for inner-city youth.
MPs stand up for Toronto’s long-suffering sports fans
Jane Taber
Globe and Mail
The Centre of the Universe is under attack again – this time by ESPN – but its federal politicians have come to the rescue.
The sports network recently declared Toronto the worst city in North America for professional sports. It arrived at this finding by ranking and weighting team performance against fan commitment, including the amount of money and emotion fans invest in their teams without results.
Dads: When it comes to dressing decently, are we there yet?
From Saturday’s Globe and Mail
When it comes to dressing decently, are we there yet, pop? If you (or your old man) are in need of sartorial savvy, take a page from these real-life model fathers, whose styles range from casual to sleek but are uniformly smart.
Tie Interviewed on The Jeff Blair Show with Joey Vendetta
Tie Domi joins The Jeff Blair Show with Joey Vendetta to discuss last night’s Game 7, his friend and former teammate, Tomas Kaberle, winning the Stanley Cup, and the progress that needs to come to protect players.
Tie and Mark Wahlberg Support D.I.F.D.
Trevor Linden’s political ambition relies on undeserved repute
By Mark Hasiuk, Vancouver Courier
March 21, 2011
Last week two Canadian obsessions, politics and hockey, collided when Vancouver Canuck legend Trevor Linden sat next to Prime Minister Stephen Harper at the Canuck/Wild game at Rogers Arena.
Domi breaks his silence on hockey’s hottest issue
By STEVE SIMMONS, Toronto Sun
Tie Domi has avoided returning the barrage of phone messages, avoided commenting on Bob Probert’s damaged brain, has chosen not to consider his own mortality or even his future.
He won’t see a doctor. He won’t get his brain checked out. He doesn’t care to know what his future might look like.
Mark Wahlberg at the Oscars talks about The Fighter, Toronto and Tie
Watch Mark Wahlberg at the Oscars Talk about The Fighter, Toronto and Tie
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