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DeChambeau lets clubs do most of talking at TPC Southwind

Bryson DeChambeau let his clubs do most of the talking Saturday at TPC Southwind. DeChambeau shot a 7-under 63 to pull within two strokes of leader Harris English in the FedEx St. Jude Invitational, then declined to comment to most of the media following the round.

DeChambeau lets clubs do most of talking at TPC Southwind

Red Sox put Martinez on COVID-19 list

The Boston Red Sox put slugger J.D. Martinez on the COVID-19-related injured list Saturday, further weakening a struggling offense that has scored five runs or fewer in 13 straight games.

Red Sox put Martinez on COVID-19 list

Warner named Canadian flag-bearer for Tokyo closing ceremonies

Olympic decathlon champion Damian Warner has been named Canada's flag-bearer for the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics. Warner won Canada's first ever decathlon gold medal with a stellar performance across the event's 10 disciplines, finishing with a score of 9,018 points.

Warner named Canadian flag-bearer for Tokyo closing ceremonies

CFL Doubleheader on TSN tonight

Motivated by Oleksiak, Andreescu embraces defending champ role in Montreal

Bianca Andreescu is drawing motivation from what her friend Penny Oleksiak accomplished in Tokyo. "I want to do better than I have been just because of that," the 21-year-old said. Andreescu will be the defending champion in Montreal next week. "It feels great,” she said. "It does. It gives me confidence." In a conversation with TSN, Andreescu opened up about what she's learned so far during a challenging season.

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Mitchell connects with diving Jorden to give Stampeders the lead

Bo Levi Mitchell finds a diving Kamar Jorden for the eight-yard touchdown as the Stampeders get their first lead of the game against the Argonauts.

Brescacin gets things started for Argos

Juwan Brescacin hauls in a touchdown pass from McLeod Bethel-Thompson to score the Argonauts' first touchdown of the season.

Argos/Stampeders, Redblacks/Elks set to kick off first double-header of the season

The CFL on TSN panel weighs in on the matchups between the Argonauts and Stampeders, and the Redblacks and Elks, as the first double-header of the year is set to get underway on TSN.

Will Mitchell be rusty in Stampeders' season opener against Argonauts?

How effective will Bo Levi Mitchell be after nursing a groin injury during camp and without any preseason action? TSN's Sara Orlesky shares her thoughts ahead of the Stampeders' season opener against the Argonauts.

Should Reilly have been allowed to play through injury?

A bizarre turn of events saw the Lions start Nathan Rourke at QB despite claiming that veteran Michael Reilly would be starting against the Riders. In even more bizarre fashion, Mike Reilly started the second half despite clearly being injured, and helped B.C. claw its way back in the game before having to leave again in the fourth. The CFL on TSN panel tries to make sense of what led to the quarterback carousel, and if Reilly should have been given the green light to play.

Reilly explains why he started second half

Michael Reilly explains to TSN's Farhan Lalji why he started the second half against the Riders, despite not starting the game due to an injury.

Roughriders survive Lions' comeback to pick up first win

The Saskatchewan Roughriders stormed out of the gate Friday night but had to hold on for a hard-fought 33-29 victory over the B.C. Lions.

Gold For Canada

Beckie on belief Canada had to win Olympic gold, Sinclair's impact on the game, emotions of final

Fresh off capturing gold with Canada's women's national soccer team, TSN Soccer analyst and Canadian international Janine Beckie reunites with Luke Wileman to share her emotions after beating Sweden, discuss the stress of the penalty shootout, explain what the victory means for Christine Sinclair and the belief the team had throughout the tournament.

This Canadian team sets the gold standard – on and off the pitch

Members of Canada’s Olympic gold medal-winning women’s soccer team embody what a solid work ethic and team play mean. They showed us they deserve the gold medal and now it is our time to show this team that we deserve them, Shireen Ahmed writes.

Shireen Ahmed

Shireen Ahmed

Brave Canadians produce massive moment for soccer in this country

Head coach Bev Priestman’s mantra for her team has been simple: ‘Be brave.’ Her players showed no fear on the way to winning a historic gold in Tokyo, Meaghen Johnson writes.

Meaghen Johnson

Meaghen Johnson

Rustad outlines impact of Canada's gold triumph: 'The knock on effect will be huge'

Former Canadian international Clare Rustad joins SportsCentre to react to Canada's gold medal victory over Sweden, discuss the massive impact that Stephanie Labbe played throughout the tournament and explain how Jessie Fleming has stepped up massively for her country and looks to be ready to lead Canada moving forward.

Matheson on Sinclair's future after finally capturing Olympic gold

What will winning Olympic gold mean to Christine Sinclair? What does the future hold for Canada's most decorated soccer player? Former Canadian international Diana Matheson shares her thoughts on this and more.

Social media reacts to Canada's gold medal win

Former women's head coach John Herdman, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Hall-of-Famer Steve Nash were just a few of the people to share their reactions on social media after Canada's win over Sweden in the gold medal game.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Canada races to canoe bronze to set new medal record

With Laurence Vincent-Lapointe and Katie Vincent winning the bronze medal in Women's C-2 500m, Canada now has 23 medals at the Summer Games, eclipsing its previous best of 22 at a non-boycotted Olympics.

Team USA beats France for fourth straight gold medal

Nothing about the summer was easy for the U.S. men’s basketball team, and neither was the gold-medal game. The Americans expected nothing less. And in the end, their Olympic reign continues.

Springsteen and US earn equestrian silver

The Springsteen family has gone platinum many times over. Time to make space for a little silver, too.

Zsombor-Murray aiming to turn Tokyo experience into Paris 2024 success

Still young and inexperienced on the international stage, diver Nathan Zsombor-Murray wants to turn the lessons learned from his Tokyo journey into success at the 2024 Paris Games.

Long journey leads to Olympic record for Felix

She describes herself as “old.” She concedes she wasn’t sure she’d make it this far. There were times, though, when “making it” had nothing to do with the Olympics and everything to do with simply climbing out of her hospital bed. No wonder Allyson Felix came to these, her last Olympics, with little fear of losing.

Canadian track cyclist Mitchell to compete for medal in women's sprint

Kelsey Mitchell, from Sherwood Park, Alta., edged New Zealand's Ellesse Andrews by five-thousandths of a second in the 1/8 final Saturday at the Tokyo Games, avoiding the repechage and putting herself in an excellent position to compete for a medal in the event on Sunday's final day of Olympic competition.

Henderson finishes strong with 4-under round at Tokyo Olympics

Canada's Brooke Henderson shot a 4-under 67, her best round of the Tokyo Olympics, to finish the women's golf tournament at 4 under overall. Teammate Alena Sharp struggled through a 4-over 75 round to finish the event at 5 over.

NBA investigating Ball, Lowry sign-and-trade deals

The NBA has opened up investigations into possible tampering violations involving two sign-and-trade deals, including Chicago's acquisition of New Orleans's Lonzo Ball and Miami's acquisition of Toronto's Kyle Lowry, ESPN reports.

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NBA investigating Ball, Lowry sign-and-trade deals

Class of 2020, Centennial class enshrined in Pro Football Hall of Fame

After some waited decades to get the call from the Pro Football Hall of Fame, they waited an additional twelve months for the ceremony because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Class of 2020 and the Centennial class both got their moment Saturday night.

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NHL Off-Season

Stanley Cup Futures: Best bets following NHL free agency

From the standpoint of those closely monitoring the betting odds, NHL off-season changes should be embraced. Uncertainty breeds opportunity, especially when it comes to NHL futures wagers.

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Giordano embracing life as member of NHL’s newest franchise

Veteran defenceman Mark Giordano spent nearly two decades as a member of the Calgary Flames before being selected by the Seattle Kraken in the Expansion Draft last month. TSN’s Salim Valji caught up with the 37-year-old Toronto native to talk about his new team and the legacy he leaves behind in Calgary.

Salim Valji

Salim Valji

Oilers, Nurse agree to eight-year contract extension

The Edmonton Oilers locked up a key piece of their core on Friday. The team signed defenceman Darnell Nurse to an eight-year extension worth $9.25 million per season.

Rishaug: Nurse 'knocked it out of the park' this year, and it paid off

TSN Oilers reporter Ryan Rishaug shared his thoughts on Darnell Nurse's contract extension with Edmonton, and how Nurse's play last season earned him the monster deal.

Tatar on when he got the sense he wouldn't return to Montreal

Fresh off signing a two-year deal with the Devils, Tomas Tatar discusses his time with the Canadiens, when he got the sense that he wouldn't be returning to Montreal, and looks ahead to his new 'new chapter' in New Jersey.

Dunn inks two-year, $8M deal with Kraken

Vince Dunn and the Seattle Kraken avoided arbitration on Friday with the 24-year-old defenceman signing a two-year, $8 million deal with the team.

Lawyer asks U.S. Center for SafeSport to investigate Blackhawks GM

A lawyer for a former Chicago Blackhawks player has asked the U.S. Center for SafeSport to investigate Blackhawks and U.S. Olympic men’s hockey team general manager Stan Bowman for allegedly covering up the sexual abuse of two former Blackhawks players.

Rick Westhead

Rick Westhead

Building Another Winner

Decision to return to Raptors was easy for Canadian Birch

Khem Birch didn’t have much to think about when free agency opened earlier this week. His decision was an easy one.

Josh Lewenberg

Josh Lewenberg

Raptors trying to make the most of underwhelming off-season

It’s still early in the NBA off-season, but after the league’s vaunted crop of free agents thinned out considerably and outside of another depth signing or two, the Toronto Raptors’ only avenue to add to their roster will be through the trade market. They’re not rebuilding, but they’re certainly building, Josh Lewenberg writes.

Josh Lewenberg

Josh Lewenberg

Lowry on why VanVleet is a worthy successor to him

Kyle Lowry explains why he believes Fred VanVleet is ready to lead the Raptors into the future.

Ujiri’s deal inspires confidence as Raptors transition to new era

This Toronto Raptors team, as currently constructed, isn’t close to contending for another championship. But, as Masai Ujiri has proven, in this league, you’re never that far away either. As Josh Lewenberg writes, in addition to the many qualities that make him one of the most well-regarded executives in all of pro sports, the most important thing the architect of the Raptors’ 2019 NBA championship brings is hope.

Josh Lewenberg

Josh Lewenberg

What does Masai staying mean for the Raptors' present and future?

Josh Lewenberg and Jack Armstrong join Cory Woron to share their thoughts on Masai Ujiri's decision to stay in Toronto and what it means for the present and future of the Raptors.

IIHF Women's Worlds begins Aug. 20 on TSN

World championship an opportunity for women’s hockey to regain momentum

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic putting the sporting world on pause in March 2020, some women's sports leagues stepped up and took centre stage as games made their return. One sport that has struggled to sustain momentum in the wake of COVID-19 is women’s hockey and the hope is the IIHF Women's World Championship will be an opportunity to get the game back in the spotlight.

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Canadian goalie Campbell hopes to make an impact on the program for years to come

Despite accumulating 90 wins in 110 games during her three-year collegiate career with the Wisconsin Badgers, Kristen Campbell wasn't most people's pick to make Team Canada's roster for the women's worlds. She's the youngest goalie on the team and she's hoping to make an impact on the program for years to come. Salim Valji has more.

How will absence of the Lamoureux twins affect USA at women's worlds?

The United States has won five straight gold medals at the women's worlds, but this time they'll be without two of their biggest weapons - Jocelyne and Monique Lamoureux. Two-time Olympic gold medalist Cheryl Pounder joins Rod Smith to discuss how their retirement will affect the Americans, and highlight some other players on the team that people should watch for.

Hockey has taken Canadian assistant coach Cheverie all over the world

Team Canada assistant coach Kori Cheverie has already laced up her skates on four continents thus far in her fairly young hockey career, and now she's part of Troy Ryan's staff in Calgary. Salim Valji has more.

Canada women’s worlds roster heavy on youth

Hockey Canada on Thursday announced its 25-player roster for the 2021 IIHF Women’s World Championship, running Aug. 20-31 at WinSport Arena at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary. Salim Valji has more.

Salim Valji

Salim Valji

Hockey Canada unveils roster for women’s worlds

Hockey Canada announced Thursday the 25 players who will represent Canada at the upcoming 2021 IIHF Women’s World Championship from Aug. 20-31 at WinSport Arena at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary.

Canadian Hockey on TSN Broadcast Schedule

Check out TSN's national broadcast schedule, with more tournament coverage to follow.

'I wanted someone that doesn't bulls--- me': Andreescu begins trial with Groeneveld

Bianca Andreescu is working with veteran coach Sven Groeneveld on a trial basis. "I already see a lot of improvement on the court from my tennis and mental aspect so I'm feeling very confident," Andreescu said. The Canadian, who announced she was parting ways with Sylvain Bruneau in June, wanted to work with someone who has plenty of experience on tour and is a good communicator.

Shapovalov carries Wimbledon momentum into long-awaited homecoming event

Denis Shapovalov believes he can carry the momentum from his Wimbledon semifinal run into his homecoming event in Toronto. "The last couple months my game level has improved," the 22-year-old said. "I just feel like a confident player right now. I feel like I'm able to compete with anyone and I'm becoming a really big threat." Shapovalov made the most of his rare time at home before entering the tournament bubble.

NBA Free Agency Signings

NBA Fantasy: Biggest winners and losers from NBA free agency

Max extensions were signed and key role players were added to the NBA’s championship-contending squads. With that in mind, fantasy managers still have two-plus months before having to dial up the research before the 2021-22 season opens on Oct. 19.

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Iguodala returns to Warriors on one-year deal

Andre Iguodala is returning to the site of his greatest success. The veteran forward told the New York Times on Friday that he's returning to the Golden State Warriors on a one-year deal.

Howard says revamped Lakers roster has given players 'new life'

Continuing a theme LeBron James already touched on in a since-deleted tweet putting doubters of the revamped Los Angeles Lakers on notice, Dwight Howard opened up his third stint with the franchise on Friday by saying L.A. has a group of players that has been slighted during its time in the league.

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NBA Free Agent Tracker

Follow all the latest signings from around the NBA with the TSN.ca NBA Free Agent Tracker.

Report: Clippers, Jackson agree to two-year, $22M deal

Reggie Jackson is staying with the team that he said helped save his career by agreeing to a two-year, $22 million deal with the LA Clippers, a source told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

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Hawks re-sign veteran Williams for 1-year, $5M

The Atlanta Hawks re-signed backup point guard Lou Williams to a $5 million, one-year contract Friday.

Report: Raptors bring back C Birch on three-year deal

Free agent Canadian centre Khem Birch is returning to the Toronto Raptors on a three-year, $20 million contract, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

Latest From NFL Training Camps

Chubb, Bolles get into fight at Broncos camp

Pass rusher Bradley Chubb and left tackle Garett Bolles got into a fight during a team drill midway through practice Saturday and kept chirping at each other afterward.

Arizona Cardinals add depth to backfield, sign RB Ito Smith

The Arizona Cardinals have signed running back Ito Smith. The 5-foot-9, 195-pound Smith played his first three seasons with the Atlanta Falcons. The 25-year-old has run for 689 yards and six touchdowns in his career while catching 55 passes for 314 yards.

Bengals QB Burrow frustrated by early training camp struggles

Physically, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow says he feels fine. Getting there mentally, however, is going to take a little bit more time.

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Where is Watson at Texans training camp? Here's what we know

Another practice, another nonanswer from Houston Texans coach David Culley about quarterback Deshaun Watson's status.

Sarah Barshop

Report: Steelers' WR Washington requests trade

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver James Washington has approached the team about requesting a trade, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Friday.

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NFL Training Camps

The Shift: Episode 9

In Episode 9 of The Shift, Kayla Grey is joined by Canadian NFL player Chuba Hubbard and CFL great Damon Allen in a football-centric episode. Kayla also weighs in on the NFL's vaccination policy, and our roundtable rates the best CFL jerseys.

Latest from BarDown

BarDown Breakdown: Finland's rise to contender status at the WWHC

The first Women's World Hockey Championship in over two years is right around the corner, with Team Canada kicking things off against Finland on August 20th. To get you set up for the long-awaited tournament, Julia Tocheri examines the history between the two countries in the BarDown Breakdown.

BarDown: Daley shows off Olympic-themed cardigan

As a fan favourite for the past few Olympics, British diver Tom Daley has continued to showcase why fans internationally just absolutely love him with his newfound love hobby. He has taken quite the liking to knitting and he’s actually pretty impressive.

Around MLB

Miller hits 2 HRs, Phillies hold off Mets for 7th straight

Brad Miller homered twice and the first-place Philadelphia Phillies withstood a ninth-inning rally for their seventh straight victory, 5-3 over the sinking New York Mets on Saturday.

Olson, A's romp, hand Rangers 13th straight road loss

Matt Olson matched his career high with four hits, including a two-run double as part of Oakland’s seven-run third inning, and the Athletics beat Texas 12-3 Saturday, handing the Rangers their 13th consecutive road loss.

Rodón strikes out 11, White Sox blank Cubs

Carlos Rodón struck out 11 in five stellar innings, Cesar Hernandez and José Abreu hit back-to-back home runs and the Chicago White Sox blanked the Chicago Cubs 4-0 on Saturday.

Yanks take advantage of error to top M's

DJ LeMahieu and Kyle Higashioka made savvy baserunning moves, turning a double-play grounder into the go-ahead run, and the New York Yankees beat the Seattle Mariners 5-4 Saturday for their fifth straight win.

Yankees closer Chapman placed on IL with left elbow inflammation

The New York Yankees have placed closer Aroldis Chapman on the 10-day injured list with left elbow inflammation.

Tatis works out in centre field, says he'll be back soon

All-Star shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres spent about an hour shagging fly balls in center field Friday, leading to some intrigue about what position he’ll play when he returns from his latest shoulder injury.

Brewers' Houser tests positive for virus; Yelich feels fine

Pitcher Adrian Houser has become the latest Milwaukee Brewers player to test positive for the coronavirus.

TSN Edge

Reading Between The Lines: UFC 265 parlay

Outside of the main event, the card for UFC 265 is very competitive with oddsmakers listing several fights at close to even money. Aaron Bronsteter explains how to take advantage of that parity with a look at one particular parlay that could offer a decent return.

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The Good, The Bad, The Hungry

An analysis of competitive eating's most storied pair -- Japan's Takeru "Kobi" Kobayashi and Californian Joey Chestnut. Includes candid interviews with both competitors.

Al Davis vs. The NFL

Directed by Ken Rodgers (“The Two Bills,” “Elway to Marino”), the documentary presents an intimate look inside one of the great rivalries in the history of the National Football League – former Raiders owner Al Davis and former NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle, whose battle grew so intense that players, owners, franchises – even the League itself – became characters in a three-decade long Shakespearean feud that changed football forever.

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