Buffalo's Ryan Miller could be latest Olympic difference-maker in net

...had just captured the 1996 World Cup of Hockey, featuring best-on-best competition, while Canada and Russia were loaded as usual with their NHL stars. The betting money revolved mostly around those three countries...

Chatting with a Sharks blogger

Jason Plank at the Sharks' blog Fear the Fin answered some San Jose questions in preparation for tonight's game: Q: Give us a scouting report on the...

Serbia picks indoor clay against U.S.

The United States will face Serbia on an indoor clay surface in Belgrade for its first-round Davis Cup match next year.

The year's most memorable quotes

As usual, tennis players didn't just let their rackets do the talking this season. Here's a look back at some of the funniest quips, fighting words and foot-in-mouth moments of 2009.

Burke claims lead in standings

Tim Burke made U.S. biathlon history on Sunday, adding to the American squad's expectations for the Vancouver Olympics.

Players can't shake Olympic fever

We're less than two weeks away from finding out who will play for Canada and the United States in the Olympics. Are players nervous? One game out west gave us our answer.

Keisuke Honda: Moving to Russia

Honda eyes CSKA move

Japan midfielder Keisuke Honda is set to leave Dutch side VVV-Venlo to join Russia's CSKA Moscow, Japanese media have reported.

Jones' teammates lose in ruling

Several U.S. runners have lost a preliminary ruling in their fight to keep the Olympic relay medals stripped because of Marion Jones' doping offenses.

Agent claims Manchester City made approach to Guus Hiddink

Guus Hiddink's agent has claimed that Manchester City have made tentative enquiries about the Dutchman, even if he looks likely to remain in his role with the Russian national side.

North Korea make "unofficial" Philippe Troussier contact

North Korea have 'unofficially' contacted experienced former Japan coach Philippe Troussier about coaching the team at next year's World Cup finals.

Guus Hiddink's Russia side lost to Slovenia in the World Cup play-offs

Anderson, Lambert sweep top spots

Canadians Jasey Jay Anderson and Michael Lambert have swept the top two spots in snowboarding World Cup parallel giant slalom races.

BEIJING - OCTOBER 09: Marat Safin of Russia waves farewell to the crowd after losing his quarter-final match against Rafael Nadal of Spain during...

Alaska Adventure

Seward provides trio of Pacific sportfish long on bucket list