SportsNet October 17, 2011

<b>FEATURES</b><br>
65 2011-12 NHL PREVIEW<br>
66 THE EAST<br> Summer of change leaves a lot of questions to be answered BY RYAN DIXON<br> 70 THE WEST<br> Have conference powers caught Vancouver? BY DAN ROBSON<br> 72 RISKING IT ALL<br> Sidney Crosby's beautiful mind BY GARE JOYCE<br> 76 REDEMPTION<br> Their dream became a nightmare, but can the Canucks recover? BY MARK SPECTOR<br>
28 ROAD TO THE WORLD SERIES<br>
Can anyone stand up to the Phillies' rotation? BY SHI DAVID!<br>
40 THE BOOGEYMAN<br>
Inside the downward spiral of Derek Boogaard BY BRETT POPPLEWELL<br>
46 FLIGHT DELAY<br>
Tristan Thompson's trip to stardom grounded BY MICHAEL GRANGE<br>
54 WHITE NOISE<br>
UFC boss Dana White speaks, and you need to listen WITH STEVE MATCH<br>
58 OPENING DRIVE<br>
Cam Newton, Andy Dalton and the era of the rookie QB BY ARDEN ZWELLING<br>
62 GRIDIRON GRAFT<br>
Winnipeg Jacks up limp `D' with stolen NFL scheme BY ARDEN ZWELLING<br>
<b>THE ROTATION</b><br>
10 THE GALLERY<br>
The best photos from around the world of sports<br>
18 PREGAME: THE NEXT TWO WEEKS IN SPORTS 18<br>
The Jets return to Winnipeg; the Detroit Lions prep for prime time; why you need
to know Carlos Ruiz's number<br>
<b>UNCOMPROMISING VIEWS</b><br>
20 BOB McCOWN<br>
The Bobcat answers mail, and tells the world why you're wrong<br>
24 BRADY V LANG<br>
One pick to build a hockey team. So, who do you take first?<br>
25 SCOTT FESCHUK<br>
Players, pucks and punchlines<br>
<b>THE SHOW</b><br>
26 THE PAST TWO WEEKS IN SPORTS<br>
Are 43 games enough to make Brett Lawrie a superstar? Are you smarter than a New
England Patriots cheerleader?<br>
105 OUTSIDE THE LINES<br>
The unlikely Jordan-Malone rematch; the best bling in sports; Terrell Owens' too-perfect
traffic infraction<br>
<b>ROAD TRIP</b><br>
109 BOSTON<br>
Go for the banner-raising Bruins; stay for Tom Brady<br>
<b>FINAL SAY</b><br>
114 STEPHEN BRUNT<br>
Why hockey's tragic summer hits so hard in Canada