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Squire on Sports: Can Lucas Cavallini be controlled?

What do the Vancouver Whitecaps do with Lucas Cavallini? His scoring numbers are good, but his on field discipline is lacking.

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Squire on Sports: How will the BC Lions do?

With Nathan Rourke out with an injury, many are wondering how well the team will do with Michael O'Connor.

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Squire on Sports: When a player goes above a coach

Will Steve Nash be sold out by his players?

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Squire on Sports: The Lock Smith show

Unless there is a surprise trade, the Seattle Seahawks will be going with Geno Smith and Drew Lock as Quarterbacks

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Squire on Sports: Picked in a later round

While the statistics around getting picked late in a draft, don't bode well for players...there is always a glimmer of hope

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Squire on Sports: A nasty twist to the story

Just as the BC Lions were talking about the big things that Nathan Rourke was accomplishing, an unexpected twist has seen the narrative change.

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Squire on Sports: Building a new stadium

Would the Vancouver Whitecaps and the BC Lions be better off with a new home venue?

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Squire on Sports: Hey Batter Batter, Hey Batter!

If you live in BC and you love baseball, you are probably either a Mariner's fan, or a Blue Jays fan. Jawn Jang breaks down how the season could shap…

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Squire on Sports: Donating the brain

A Calgary Flames hockey player will be donating his brain to science.

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Squire on Sports: A great time to be a football fan

Its a good time to be football fan, as pre-season games begin!

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