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Larkin trade list grows but still doesn't include any Canadian teams
Dylan Larkin has expanded his trade list again but it still doesn't include any Canadian teams. Martin Biron dives into the new list with Domino's That's Hockey.
‘Exceeded my expectations’: Cowan continues to cook beside surging Matthews on Leafs top line
Easton Cowan is logging shifts on the league’s top-ranked penalty kill and just earned a promotion to Toronto’s top line. The 21-year-old made it clear to head coach Jim Hiller that he was ready for more during their conversations before the season began. TSN's Mark Masters has more.
Saints GM Loomis addresses criticism from owner amid slow start to season
New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis said Wednesday he understands the recent criticism from owner Gayle Benson but asked for patience with what he called a “young developing team.”
Chiefs RB Walker downplaying return to Seattle, where he led Seahawks to Super Bowl title
Kenneth Walker is quiet by nature, so you would never know by talking to the Kansas City Chiefs running back that he is about to return to Seattle, where he helped the Seahawks win the Super Bowl just last season.
Undefeated 49ers, Chiefs lead NFL Power Rankings while Rams fall to 14th
How does every NFL team stack up heading into Week 7? We made our 1-32 list and picked the biggest offensive problem for every team.
‘Exciting time for the Raptors’: Hall of Famer Nash believes team could be dangerous this season
Legendary Canadian basketball player Steve Nash is feeling bullish on the Toronto Raptors this season.
Shepherd shares what impressed him most about SGA's season-opening performance
TSN NBA analyst Jevohn Shepherd joins Wesley Cheng to share what was so impressive about Canadian Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's season-opening performance against the Spurs, and how the new-look 76ers were able to stay some composed in the fourth quarter to take down the reigning NBA champions.
PSG’s late show earns win against Barcelona in Champions League blockbuster
Paris Saint-Germain’s relentless pressured led to two late goals and a 4-2 win against previously-unbeaten Barcelona in a Champions League blockbuster on Tuesday.
