Trestman named CFL coach of the year
As expected, Trestman, the Alouettes’ head coach, was named the league’s coach of the year for 2009 and presented with the Annis Stukus Trophy on Friday, as the CFL’s annual three-day Congress concluded at Edmonton. The voting was conducted by the Football Reporters of Canada, although no breakdown of Trestman’s margin of victory was provided.
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Heard of the Razzies? The Bennies are TV’s version — and Leno’s a winner
‘Tis the season for award giving.
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Heard of the Razzies? The Bennies are TV’s version — and Leno’s a winner
Place your Oscar bets
“Prop bets” — which cover everything from which designer a star will wear to who a winner with thank in their speech — are a new way to keep Academy Awards interesting.
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Place your Oscar bets
Leno’s return sparks new ratings war with Letterman
On his first night back, Monday, Leno reversed the ratings trend of the last few months and beat Letterman. Likely, it was the curiosity factor
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Leno’s return sparks new ratings war with Letterman
Walls turns to players’ union for help
Having been traded and released in only a matter of days, Gavin Walls has solicited the help of the Canadian Football League’s Players’ Association and is contemplating filing a grievance.
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Habs let it slip away in San Jose
Carey Price turned in one of his strongest performances of the season, but it wasn’t enough Thursday night as the San Jose Sharks scored twice in the third period for a 3-2 come-from-behind win over the Canadiens.
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Habs let it slip away in San Jose
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