Sceptres re-sign Spooner, Compher to two-year deals
Natalie Spooner is staying at home. The Toronto Sceptres announced the re-signing of the Scarborough, Ont. native to a two-year deal on Tuesday.
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Clase, Straw exit Blue Jays clash with Diamondbacks with injuries
Jonatan Clase and Myles Straw both exited in Tuesday's contest between the Toronto Blue Jays and Arizona Diamondbacks with injuries.
Report: Pacers' Haliburton scheduled for MRI as part of leg injury evaluation
Tyrese Haliburton's status for Game 6 of the NBA Finals is understandably in at least some doubt, after the Olympic gold-medal-winning guard was undergoing evaluation Tuesday to determine the extent of the injury to his lower right leg.
Argonauts icons Schultz, Volpe to be added to team’s all-time list
Toronto Argonauts legends Chris Schultz and Nick Volpe will be added to the franchise's all-time list, the team announced Tuesday.
Redblacks QB Brown on track to start Saturday vs. Stampeders
Ottawa Redblacks quarterback Dru Brown, who has been dealing with a hip injury, was a full participant in practice on Tuesday and should be good to return Saturday against the Calgary Stampeders, according to Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun.
Canadian women open 2026 Olympic hockey tournament vs. Finland, men vs. Czechia
The Canadian men's hockey team will open the Olympic Games against Czechia and the women against Finland. The IIHF released the hockey schedules for the Winter Games in Milan-Cortina, Italy on Wednesday. Canada's women start defence of the gold medal Feb. 5 against the Finns.
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Canadian striker Promise David signs new deal with Belgian champions Union St Gilloise
Canadian striker Promise David has signed a new contract with Belgian champions Union St Gilloise which will keep him with the club until 2029. By staying with Union, David will play in the Champions League next season.
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Kilbane remembers being in between Keane and McCarthy during infamous argument
In the leadup to FIFA World Cup 2026, TSN Soccer's Kevin Kilbane remembers being physically in between star Roy Keane and manager Mick McCarthy during their infamous blow out in 2002 - an argument that would lead to Keane's removal from the Republic of Ireland squad. Hear Kilbane relive the tale in this excerpt from Episode 2 of the Park The Bus podcast.
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Should Canada be considered favourites to win the Gold Cup?
Mexico is not the unbeatable CONCACAF force it once was and the United States is leaking vulnerability in international play but Canada is heading into the Gold Cup with a strong squad full of confidence and hunger. Should they be considered favourites to win the tournament? TSN Soccer analyst Steven Caldwell shares his thoughts.
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What teams do Canadian players want in their 2026 FIFA World Cup group?
Alphonso Davies, Jonathan David, and several members of Canada’s men’s national team chat with Marissa Roberto about who they hope to see drawn into their group for the 2026 World Cup.
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Stanley Cup Final - Game 6
Tkachuk buries late in the first to give Panthers a 2-0 lead
Matthew Tkachuk is fed all alone in the slot and he walks down main street before beating Stuart Skinner to give the Panthers a 2-0 lead late in the first.
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Reinhart scores again as Panthers hold three-goal lead over Oilers after second period of Game 6
Sam Reinhart scored his second of the game as the Florida Panthers lead the Edmonton Oilers 3-0 after 40 minutes of Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.
FanDuel Power Plays: What's the best strategy to handle McDavid, Draisaitl in Game 6?
The Stanley Cup Final has been a high-scoring one this season with a minimum of seven goals being scored in each of the first five games. Meghan Chayka joins TSN's Sarah Davis to dissect the offence in this series, the Oilers; shot attempts, Zach Hyman's absence and more ahead of Game 6.
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Conn Smythe frontrunners heading into Game 6
Sam Bennett and Brad Marchand are the betting favourites to capture the Conn Smythe trophy if the Panthers wrap things up tonight. The TSN Hockey panel share their thoughts on who is in the driver seat right now.
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One Stanley Cup ring hasn't changed Maurice, who is on the verge of another
Paul Maurice is not the same person or coach he was when he got his first job in the NHL at 28 years old in the mid-1990s with the Hartford Whalers. He followed that organization to Carolina, went to Toronto, returned to Carolina and spent nearly a decade in Winnipeg.
