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Are Detroit winging their way to another Holy Grail?
Red Wings
James Mortimer
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 14:48
As the Conference finals move past their first stage, four teams are still in contention to win the Stanley Cup, the oldest sports trophy in North America.
Comments: 0
0 Stars of 5
The world in union: Why rugby must become an Olympic sport again
All Blacks fans show their support
James Mortimer
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 11:31
With rugby union in near-cyclical rotation around the Webb Ellis Trophy, it is imperative that the game is added back to the Summer Olympics so there are other focuses for international teams.
Comments: 1
5 Stars of 5
BMW and Renault not quite up to speed in trying to tame the Prancing Horse of Formula 1
Kimi Raikkonen
James Mortimer
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 11:18
Ferrari and McLaren have been all but unbeatable in recent years - and this author doesn't give the others much chance of catching them this time around.
Comments: 0
0 Stars of 5
Tiger, Tiger burning bright - but at what cost?
Tiger Woods
James Mortimer
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 08:48
Tiger Woods is a sporting phenomenon, but his complete monopolisation of the sport is tedious and makes a classic game all but unwatchable. Still, you can't blame the guy for being so brilliant.
Comments: 1
5 Stars of 5
Formula 1: Why Robert Kubica has the drive to challenge Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton and Co
& Reuters
James Mortimer
Monday, 12 May 2008 09:13
The first ever Polish driver has made an auspicious start to the 2008 season. There's no doubt he has what it takes to make BMW serious contenders to Ferrari and McLaren's constructors crown.
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
Why Formula 1 king Kimi Raikkonen will be hard to overtake this season
The Iceman winneth: Raikonnen celebrates his victory (Gettyimages.com)
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 12:08
The Finnish driver won the World Championship in the closest F1 season in decades. His groundwork over a number of campaigns is bearing fruit and the drivers behind will not find it easy.
Comments: 6
3 Stars of 5
With only Andy Murray in the top 100, it's back to basics for British tennis. But is that enough?
Katie O'Brien
James Mortimer
Sunday, 11 May 2008 07:37
The Scot is out on his own, with highest-ranked British woman Katie O'Brien ranked only 123 in the world. Poor facilities and a perception among youngsters that tennis is not cool prompts questions as to whether the UK can ever produce a Wimbledon champion again.
Comments: 2
5 Stars of 5
From Margaret Court to Steffi Graf, Chris Evert and Justine Henin: The countless goddesses who ruled tennis
Chris Evert
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 06:35
The fine form of female players has a great history, but who are the best ladies to have graced the game?
Comments: 4
5 Stars of 5
The day Senegal blindsided world champions France
senegal
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 12:12
It was the opening game of the World Cup, and the defending champions were looking to continue the strongest period in their history.
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
No more FA Cupsets - Portsmouth will rain on Cardiff's final parade
Sol Campbell: Off-the-field issues (Gettyimages.com)
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 12:11
This year's cup has been full of giant-killings, but this author still can't see past a Pompey romp to victory at Wembley.
Comments: 2
2 Stars of 5
How Jenson Button's F1 dream went to the dogs
Jenson Button celebrate after the Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 12:09
With two retirements so far this season, and the Honda team well behind the performance of the Big Three - Ferrari, Mercedes and BMW - hopes of a World Championship are far off.
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
Show us the money: Why Arsenal need to spend more, not less
Alexander Hleb
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 12:05
With players either leaving or being enticed abroad, Arsene Wenger needs a much bigger treasure chest than the £25m promised. If the money does not materialise, could the Gunners drop out of the Big Four?
Comments: 23
1 Stars of 5
Why Australia could be left feeling blue by Les Bleus
Marc Lievremont
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 08:28
Of all of the upcoming North v South tours, it will be France's two-Test visit to Australia that will give the Wallabies their greatest challenge in years.
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
Is Steve Harmison destined for cricketing oblivion?
& Reuters
James Mortimer
Friday, 09 May 2008 06:51
At his peak, he was regarded as the most intimidating strike bowler on the globe – but he has steadily fallen from those heights, and is on the brink of being totally forgotten.
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
Britain determined to clean up the Dwain Chambers drugs stain before the Beijing Olympics
Dwain Chambers: The controversy will run and run (gettyimages.com)
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 07:07
Nearly 2,000 pre-Olympic Games drug tests will be conducted by the UK sports authorities. This will be the most stringent ever anti-doping programme before the big show.
Comments: 0
5 Stars of 5
Rugby v Football - both sides of the war-of-the-codes debate
Saracens v Munster
James Mortimer
Friday, 09 May 2008 14:46
Thumping of chests, the comparison of men versus boys, how many nations compete – James Mortimer presents what he sees as a structured argument to extablish which code really is superior.
Comments: 2
3 Stars of 5
Surfacing issue: Why Roger Federer is not the greatest ever tennis player
Focused and ready - Roger Federer of Switzerland
James Mortimer
Friday, 09 May 2008 14:45
The Swiss master has done it all and won it all, except for the French Open. And unless he gets one over Rafael Nadal on the red court, he cannot win the mantle of all-time number one.
Comments: 4
2 Stars of 5
Argentina v Scotland: Tour hope for Hadden as Pumas opt for home-based squad
Agustin Pichot: Majestic at scrum-half (Gettyimages.com)
James Mortimer
Friday, 09 May 2008 14:43
Both Argentina coach Santiago Phelan and his Scottish counterpart Frank Hadden have named their squads for the upcoming series – with the South Americans naming a much weaker team than the formidable side that finished third in last year's World Cup.
Comments: 0
3 Stars of 5
Aston Villa must not sell Gareth Barry to Liverpool!
barry
James Mortimer
Friday, 09 May 2008 14:40
Gareth Barry, the one-club man, has had an outstanding season – highlighted by his national selection. The club are clearly building around him, and there will be a battle to keep him.
Comments: 31
3 Stars of 5
Manchester City's Thai dish that's hard to swallow
Sven Goran Eriksson
James Mortimer
Friday, 09 May 2008 14:11
Thick-skin Shinawatra is once again battling accusations of fraud and corruption during his governing tenure. Is he really the man City fans want ultimately deciding the fate of their club?
Comments: 8
5 Stars of 5

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