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Crosby turns 39 with one year left on deal and one Lemieux Penguins record still to beat
Pittsburgh Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby turned 39 on Friday and as he enters his 22nd season in the NHL, he remains one of the best players in the game. The 5-foot-11 centre led the Penguins in scoring for the sixth consecutive season with 29 goals and 74 points in 68 games and led his team back to the playoffs for the first time in three seasons.
Blueger looking forward to ‘clean slate’ with new-look Maple Leafs
Teddy Blueger is one of several new faces on the Toronto Maple Leafs roster this season and is excited for the fresh start that awaits.








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2026 NFL season: Future Hall of Famers from all 32 teams
We went roster by roster to pick out the NFL players who are on track to make the Hall of Fame one day -- and those who still have some work to do.
Panic or Patience: Which button should CFL teams be hitting?
There were some lofty goals for some CFL teams heading into the season, but after some recent speed bumps, should they be hitting the panic button or preaching patience? Dave Naylor and Henoc Muamba join SportsCentre to share their thoughts in Panic or Patience.


Als RB Theis having a ton of fun playing with Alexander: 'Never had an experience like it'
Alouettes running back Travis Theis joins the CFL on TSN panel to discuss his stellar season so far, his desire to lead the league in rushing, what it's like to play with Davis Alexander who loves to chirp, his mindset coming into the season as the No. 1 back, and Montreal's heavyweight clash with the Elks on Saturday.
76ers hold presser to officially introduce Brown
Jaylen Brown spent 10 seasons with the Boston Celtics, winning an NBA Championship and Finals MVP in 2024, but now he finds himself as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers who held his introductory press conference on Thursday.
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Venus on doubles reunion with Serena: 'Hopefully we can pick up right where we left off'
After an injury prevented Serena Williams from playing doubles with Venus at Wimbledon, the sisters are finally reuniting next week in Cincinnati. "I think the whole world was looking forward to Wimbledon, and it just didn't end up the way we had hoped," Venus said. "Hopefully we can get on the court and get back into the swing of things and pick up right where we left off."
Special Olympics Athlete Profile: Jesse Canney - Swimming
The Special Olympics National Games begin on August 11th. Leading up to the event we will feature some of the Canadian athletes, today we meet swimmer Jesse Canney.



























