The Morning Hit - November 16, 2009: Michelle Wie gets her first win, CFL playoffs continue, Vernon Wells gets his wrist fixed

Wrist surgery successful for Toronto Blue Jays centre-fielder Vernon Wells - Toronto Blue Jays centre-fielder Vernon Wells is expected to be ready for spring training after undergoing successful surgery on his left wrist, a team spokesman said Friday. Maybe now he can start earning his money?

Calgary's Stephen Ames comes out on top of three-man playoff at Disney - Stephen Ames was munching on sliders and drinking a few beers at his coach's house Saturday night when he realized that he needed all the help he could get to make his final round of the year a special one. Good for Ames - he played strong and deserved it (thanks to Leonard's putting blues).

At long last, 20-year-old Michelle Wie gets elusive first LPGA Tour victory - Michelle Wie raised both arms in the air, then put a hand over her mouth. No need to say a thing - this celebration was a decade in the making. Finally she lives up to the hype. Are we taking bets on how long until her next victory?

Printers makes triumphant return to Hamilton as Lions upset Ticats in East semifinal - Printers hit Ian Smart on an eight-yard TD pass to earn the B.C. Lions to a dramatic 34-27 overtime win over the Ticats in the East semifinal Sunday. At least the Ticats made it close - was a pretty entertaining game in the end.

Calgary Stampeders into CFL West semifinal with 24-21 win over Edmonton - The defending Grey Cup champions outlasted the Edmonton Eskimos 24-21 Sunday. And the battle of Alberta goes to Calgary...again.