Tie Domi News

Right about now, there are a few hundred Toronto Maple Leafs fans gasping for air.

The small cluster of Toronto Maple Leafs jerseys hanging inside Avenue Road Sports bear no names or numbers on the back.

Caption: Kelly Carlson The CW and AT&T's 'Melrose Place' Launch Party held on Melrose Place and Melrose Avenue Los Angeles, California .... Actress KELLY CARLSON is dating retired ice hockey ace TIE DOMI.

OK, readers, what's the most significant thing that's happened in Toronto this decade, the first of the new millennium? We survived Y2K, but started the decade and century with a doctor taken hostage and a shootout in the ER at St.

Christine Hough-Sweeney and Tie Domi perform to These Boots Are Made for Walking for the November 1 episode of CBC Television's Battle of the Blades.

Television: New Brunswick native Don Sweeney roots for his wife and former NHL rival Tie Domi on 'Battle of the Blades' H1 Former NHLer Don Sweeney has a message for New Brunswickers when it comes to Battle of the Blades.

Canadians would rather watch Battle of the Blades than Prince Charles. Or put another way, Tie Domi, former hitman for the Maple Leafs, is more popular than Chuck Windsor, heir to the throne.

Jodeyne Higgins and ex-NHLer Ken Daneyko were the fourth pair iced on the Battle of the Blades.

Leafs legend Lanny McDonald ties up his skates in the old Leafs dressing room during a break in filming of the Battle of the Blades at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday.

Lanny McDonald is returning to the arena where he started his NHL career a ' but this time his scoring will be off the ice.

Beverley Smith Battle of the Blades: Figure skaters v. hockey players Kristina Lenko and Bob Probert react to the decision from the judges during the first week's skate-off episode for "Battle of the Blades" at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens.

Back on the blades. Lorne Park skating champion Barb Underhill and partner Ron Duguay, the former star of the New York Rangers, have been ousted from the Battle of the Blades made-for-TV competition.

Television reality shows have provided a perfect stage for former sports stars to keep their competitive juices flowing and garner a few more moments in the spotlight.

Jeff Blair Plenty of blame to go around for lousy Leafs Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Ron Wilson watches from the bench during their NHL preseason exhibition hockey game against Philadelphia Flyers in London, Ontario, September 17, 2009.

As one of the oldest competitors to hit ice for the CBC reality series "Battle of the Blades," skating legend Barbara Underhill says she knew she had lot to prove.

Only in Canada would 1.562 million people watch a flock of former hockey players attempt to figure skate with a gaggle of semi-retired females from the sequined sport with Don Cherry, in all his sartorial glory, as a judge.

We are a nation of skaters and ever since the first patch of ice was cleared on a pond, there's been a tension between figure skaters and hockey players.

The CBC's bizarre version of "Dancing with the Stars," the supposed supreme scrap between former Toronto Maple Leafs enforcer Tie Domi and his Detroit Red Wings nemesis, the " Battle of the Blades ," ended up punching Probert out of the rink early.

Kristina Lenko and Bob Probert were the first skating pair voted off of CBC's TV's Battle of The Blades, but Marie-France Dubreuil and Stephane Richer are back for another week.

Battle of the Blades: faceoff on figure skates Tie Domi and Christine Hough-Sweeney skate together in practice for the CBC presentation of Battle of the Blades.