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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.
Jalen Philpot visualizes Grey Cup win and 1000 yards in 1-on-1 with Beirness
Calgary Stampeder Jalen Philpot is confident his team has what it takes to finish the season on top and give their fans a Grey Cup victory at home.



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Verstappen ‘still shocked’ with podium finish after calling Red Bull ‘broken’
Max Verstappen has said he was "shocked" to finish second at the Hungarian Grand Prix after a weekend-long battle with the handling of his Red Bull.
Messi scores first two goals since World Cup as Inter Miami beats San Luis
Lionel Messi scored his first two goals since the World Cup and took the career scoring lead in the Leagues Cup as Inter Miami overcame an early deficit to beat Atlético San Luis 4-2 on a rainy Wednesday night.


MLB trade deadline awards: Blue Jays retool with an eye on next year
Here's what we learned from this year's deals -- and titles for the teams with the most interesting elements of the 2026 deadline.
‘He’s a magnet’: Lin says Kawhi could transform Raptors again
The last time the Toronto Raptors brought in Kawhi Leonard, Jeremy Lin experienced a team reaching the mountaintop. Leonard arrived as the missing piece of a title contender and left as the face of the franchise’s first NBA championship.
Clark enters the WNBA MVP conversation
A'ja Wilson is the clear WNBA MVP front-runner, but four other players, including a rookie, should receive votes.
Sky scores 34 points in fourth quarter to beat Sparks
Natasha Cloud, Kamilla Cardoso and Jacy Sheldon each scored 15 points and the Chicago Sky used a 34-point fourth quarter to beat the Los Angeles Sparks 95-88 on Wednesday night.




























