From the 100th GREY CUP to the NHL lockout, and all the golden storylines from London 2012, its been another year of captivating headlines in sports. TSN today announced its annual list of the Top 10 sports stories of the year as chosen by a panel of commentators, reporters and producers from Canadas Sports Leader. TSN will count down the Top 10 stories of 2012 during SPORTSCENTRE: YEAR IN REVIEW on Monday, Dec. 24 at 8 p.m. ET. Encore broadcasts of SPORTSCENTRE: YEAR IN REVIEW are available on December 24, December 25, December 26, December 29, and December 31 on TSN and TSN2 (see below for schedule). Leading up to the annual year-end special, SPORTSCENTRE will air a series of special reports that look back at each of the Top 10 stories. Each day, TSN reporters and analysts who covered the events as they happened will offer their personal reflections on the stories. The daily reports begin Friday, Dec. 14 on all editions of SPORTSCENTRE (see below for schedule). TSNs Top 10 sports stories of 2012 (in no set order): • The Los Angeles Kings win the teams first Stanley Cup in 45 years• Peyton Manning overcomes a severe injury and joins the Denver Broncos after 14 years with the Indianapolis Colts • LeBron James is finally crowned a champion as the Miami Heat win the NBA Finals• The Toronto Argonauts win the historic 100th GREY CUP in front of a home crowd • Eli Manning leads the New York Giants to a second Super Bowl victory in four years• Canadas womens soccer team wins bronze after a heartbreaking semifinal loss• The NHL lockout threatens to put the 2012-13 season on ice• Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt silence critics with their golden performances at London 2012• Lance Armstrong is stripped of his seven Tour de France titles following a doping scandal• The Toronto Blue Jays stock up on blockbuster trade with Marlins and acquiring R.A. Dickey A holiday tradition on TSN, the 60-minute SPORTSCENTRE: YEAR IN REVIEW is hosted by Darren Dutchyshen and Jennifer Hedger. Along with counting down the Top 10 stories of 2012, the year-end show also unveils the years Top 10 highlights, lowlights, and sound bites, as well as a special edition of the Ultimate SC. Dutchyshen and Hedger will tee up the Top 10 stories of the year in a one-hour live chat with fans tomorrow at 12 noon ET on TSN.ca. TSN.ca complements SPORTSCENTRE: YEAR IN REVIEW with feature articles written by TSN personalities who covered the Top 10 stories. Beginning tomorrow, TSN personalities will also join TSN Radio and TEAM Radio stations across the country to recap the stories for fans. Leading up to the Christmas Eve special, fans can discuss and debate the Top 10 stories of 2012 on TSNs official Facebook page and on Twitter by following @SportsCentre and using the hashtag #SCYearInReview. Fans can also visit TSN.ca/YearInReview to vote for their favourite sports story of the year. The schedule for the daily reports airing on SPORTSCENTRE is as follows: Friday, Dec. 14 – The Los Angeles Kings win the teams first Stanley Cup in 45 years: Ryan Rishaug recounts his experience at the Staples Center in Los Angeles as the Los Angeles Kings beat the New Jersey Devils to clinch their first-ever NHL championship. Saturday, Dec. 15 – Peyton Manning overcomes a severe injury and joins the Denver Broncos after 14 years with the Indianapolis Colts: Rod Smith and football analyst Chris Schultz review Peyton Mannings recovery from a serious neck injury followed by his shocking move to the Denver Broncos after 14 years with the Indianapolis Colts. Sunday, Dec. 16 – LeBron James is finally crowned a champion as the Miami Heat win the NBA Finals: TSN basketball analyst Jack Armstrong closely followed this years NBA Finals that saw LeBron James finally crowned a champion – two years after teaming up with Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade in Miami in an attempt to build a dynasty. Monday, Dec. 17 – The Toronto Argonauts win the historic 100th GREY CUP in front of a home crowd: Football Insider Dave Naylor watched from the sidelines as the Toronto Argonauts won the historic 100th GREY CUP in front of a home crowd with a convincing 35-22 victory over the Calgary Stampeders. Tuesday, Dec. 18 – After blockbuster trades with the Marlins and Mets, the Toronto Blue Jays stock up for their run at championship glory for the 2013 season. Wednesday, Dec. 19 – Canadas womens soccer team wins bronze after a heartbreaking semifinal loss: London 2012 reporter Sheri Forde followed Canadas womens soccer team from their heartbreaking semifinal loss at Wembley Stadium to their gutsy bronze medal win at Coventry Stadium Thursday, Dec. 20 – The NHL lockout threatens to put the 2012-13 season on ice: The NHL ON TSN panel breaks down the NHL lockout, from the contentious issues and tersely worded press conferences to where the league and players stand today Friday, Dec. 21 – Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt are golden at London 2012: London 2012 reporter Farhan Lalji was on the ground in London as Usain Bolt and Michael Phelps both silenced critics and achieved legendary status following their golden performances at the Summer Games Saturday, Dec. 22 – Lance Armstrong is stripped of his seven Tour de France titles: Bryan Mudryk examines one of the biggest doping scandals in cycling that led to Lance Armstrong being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles Sunday, Dec. 23 – Eli Manning leads the New York Giants to a second Super Bowl victory in four years: Cory Woron and Monday Morning Quarterback Jesse Palmer look back at the New York Giants "elite" quarterback Eli Manning who led the team to its second Super Bowl victory in four years. Some of the storylines that did not make TSNs cut for this years Top 10 list include: • The New Orleans Saints shocking bounty scandal• NFL replacement officials cause havoc in the first three weeks of the season• Tragedy hits the slopes with the deaths of Canadians skiers Sarah Burke and Nik Zoricic• Miguel Cabrera becomes the first Triple Crown winner since 1967• Oscar Pistorius makes history as the first double amputee to compete at an Olympic Games • NCAA hands Penn State a $60 million sanction following Jerry Sanduskys conviction The broadcast schedule for SPORTSCENTRE: YEAR IN REVIEW is as follows: Monday, Dec. 24• 8 p.m. ET on TSN• 12 midnight ET on TSN Tuesday, Dec. 25• 1 a.m. ET on TSN2• 3 a.m. ET on TSN• 4 a.m. ET on TSN2• 7 a.m. ET on TSN2• 6 a.m. ET on TSN• 9 a.m. ET on TSN• 10 a.m. ET on TSN2• 12 noon ET on TSN2 Wednesday, Dec. 26• 1 a.m. ET on TSN2• 2 a.m. ET on TSN• 4 a.m. ET on TSN2• 6 a.m. ET on TSN2• 8 a.m. ET on TSN2• 3 p.m. ET on TSN Saturday, Dec. 29• 5 p.m. ET on TSN Monday, Dec. 31 • 4 p.m. ET on TSN• 9:30 p.m. ET on TSN2• 12 midnight ET on TSN NFL Jerseys China . 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The 24-year-old Brazilian winger scored a goal and added an assist as the Vancouver Whitecaps beat Real Salt Lake 2-1 in MLS action before a crowd of 20,083 at B.PITTSBURGH - Sidney Crosby may have picked up a new hobby during his lengthy layoff for concussion-like symptoms: agitator. The Pittsburgh Penguins superstar collected three assists in a 6-3 win over the Ottawa Senators on Friday, though it was his play in front of his own net that raised eyebrows. Crosby mixed it up with Ottawas Nick Foligno early in the third period, the start of a brief dust-up in which Crosby and Foligno exchanged cross-checks, before the Penguins star elbowed Foligno in the head. Both players earned minor penalties -- Crosby for elbowing, Foligno for roughing -- and Foligno took exception with Crosby hitting him up high to clear space in front of goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury. "Its not a big deal, but it is something that he preached all summer about that we should limit that and then he goes and does it, so I was just a little disappointed," Foligno said. "But, you know, thats a small part of the game and its over now." So was the game following a first-period explosion by the Penguins. Chris Kunitz, Tyler Kennedy, Steve Sullivan and Evgeni Malkin all scored within a 7:25 span to turn a one-goal deficit into a 4-1 lead, chasing Ottawa starting goaltender Craig Anderson before the period was halfway gone. Crosby assisted on three of the goals -- including a beautiful cross-ice feed to Kunitz following a shot fake -- as the Penguins bounced back from a loss to St. Louis on Wednesday in style. "I think we wanted to start better than we did last game," Crosby said. "It was just a matter of doing that. They scored early but we knew there was a lot of time left and we could get back into the game. Everyone responded well, and that carried over for the next two periods." Crosby now has seven points -- two goals, five assists -- in three games since returning. He also has eight penalty minutes and not shied away from contact. The Senators noticed. Foligno popped him cleanly in the second period, and Crosby didnt hesitate to skate into traffic. His brief scuffle with Foligno in the third came while he was trying to protect goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury, who finished with 24 stops and noticed the familiar No. 87 doing some of the dirty work just outside the crease. "Sid stood up for me there, that was nice," Fleury said. "Its nice to have your teammates back you up." Jordan Staal and Passcal Dupuis also scored for the Penguins while Kennedy and Paul Martin had two assists.dddddddddddd Kaspars Daugavins, Jared Cowen and Erik Condra scored for the Senators while Auld stopped 30 shots in relief of Anderson. "I think the game was lost in the first five minutes by not being prepared to play," Ottawa coach Paul MacLean said. "Thats my responsibility to make sure the team is ready to play." The big lead allowed the Penguins to experiment with the lines. Crosby even played alongside Malkin and Staal for once shift, failing to produce a goal but providing plenty of opportunities. "We play one shift, its three terrors, we surprised them," Malkin said. "We never played (together before) and had good chances to score. I like it. It two great offensive guys who can control the puck and make passes." The spirited first period was a welcome change for the Penguins, who have slept-walked through the opening 20 minutes -- Crosbys debut excluded -- at times this season. Not Friday, though the Senators gave Pittsburgh a pretty early wake-up call. Daugavins collected a shot from teammate Zack Smith and slipped it by Fleury to give the Senators a quick 1-0 lead just over a minute into the game. Their momentum lasted all of 27 seconds, or the amount of time it took Pittsburgh to tie it up following a breathtaking end-to-end rush. Crosby faked a slapshot on the break then threaded a pass to Kunitz, who fired it into the wide open net. The Penguins were just getting started, scoring four goals over the next 7:25 to chase Anderson, who had no real chance on any of the tallies. Kennedy gave the Penguins the lead, banking the puck off Andersons pads and into the net from a thin angle behind the goal line. The bad bounces didnt stop there for Anderson. Sullivan threw it in front only to have it go off the stick of an Ottawa defenceman and by Anderson to make it 3-1. Malkin notched his seventh of the season less than 2 minutes later, ripping one by Anderson from the high slot. Andersons night was over, and so was Ottawas chances of ending a six-game road trip with a win. NOTES: Fleury recorded the ninth assists of his career on Kennedys goal. ... Ottawa the road trip with a 3-2-1 mark. ... The crowd of 18,610 was the largest in the Consol Energy Centers history. ... The Penguins travel to Montreal on Saturday while the Senators host Carolina on Sunday. ' ' '