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SI.com: F1 roundup: return to Montreal, sponsor extends McLaren deal

MONTREAL (AP) -- Formula One is set to return to Montreal next year.

SI.com: Bryan Armen Graham: Men's game is crowded at the top

History was made last Friday at the Rogers Cup in Montreal, when the world's top eight players took part in the quarterfinals of the same tournament for the first time since the ATP Tour starting the rankings in August 1973.

SI.com: Peter King: A short-season rookie league game with a micro brew on the side tops bucket list

1. Short-season Rookie League games

SI.com: Jim Kelley: Draft day trade buzz and other notes

I haven't given much credit to the New York Islanders and general manager Garth Snow since he got the gig two seasons ago, but if the rumors are true that he's going to draft Swedish defenseman Victor Hedman first overall on Friday evening in Montreal, then maybe he deserves a couple of kudos.

Fortune: World's best Chardonnay...from Canada?

Ask most wine hounds and sommeliers on either side of the Atlantic where the best chardonnay originates, and the answer will almost certainly be California or France.

SI.com: Miller returns to practice with Sabres

Goalie Ryan Miller returned to Sabres on Monday, participating in his first full practice with a team that has been struggling since he was injured a month ago.

Cruises a floating fun factory for kids

Todd Hawkins never figured himself for a cruising kind of guy. He grew up camping and still loves long road trips. But he got married to someone whose family vacation style couldn't have been more different.

People.com: Natasha Richardson: Tragic Delays After Her Fatal Fall

Confusing symptoms and antiquated medical evacuation system may have contributed to the actress's death

SI.com: Luis Bueno: Mexico still king of CONCACAF

After a nearly four-month break, the CONCACAF Champions League came back in full force this week. Four quarterfinal series kicked off with games held in Canada, the U.S., Puerto Rico and Mexico with return legs slated for Mexico and Honduras next week.

SI.com: Canadiens All-Era Team: Prewar Years

John Gagnon Right wing, 1930-40 The Black Cat was small (5' 5") but played huge for Montreal over 10 seasons, especially in the '31 Stanley Cup finals, when he scored the Cup-winning goal against Chicago. Gagnon lit the lamp 115 times and assisted on 137 goals in 406 games with the Canadiens.

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