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Crown attorney Meaghan Cunningham challenged Carter Hart Friday on the numerous gaps in his memory relating to an alleged sexual assault in a downtown London hotel room on June 19, 2018, asking how he could be certain everything that happened in the room was consensual if he couldn’t recall so many moments from the evening.

The New York Yankees head to Dodger Stadium this weekend for a World Series rematch with the L.A. Dodgers where the Aaron Judge-Shohei Ohtani matchup is sure to take centre stage. Steve Phillips has more on the two megastars in the primes of their careers.

With Mitch Marner just one month away from becoming a free agent, FanDuel has priced a market on his next team, with three coming in shorter than 5-1 odds.

Brad Treliving addressed the media Thursday for the first time since the Toronto Maple Leafs were eliminated by the Florida Panthers on May 18. The Leafs general manager spoke of the disappointing result to the series and of how "There's some DNA that has to change [with the] team."

During a conversation with TSN's Mark Masters, Porter Martone reflected on his month with Team Canada at the IIHF Men's World Championship. The Peterborough, Ont. native shared his takeaways from being around some of Canada's top talent.

Carter Hart testified Thursday morning that he asked E.M. for oral sex when he and his teammates were in Michael McLeod’s hotel room during the early morning hours of June 19, 2018, because he was intoxicated, excited and single.

Team Canada players told investigator in 2018 that a number of their teammates watched as E.M. engaged in sex acts with several different men.

When Michael McLeod first spoke with London police in November 2018 about an alleged sexual assault five months earlier, he didn’t say that E.M., the complainant in the case, asked him to invite his Team Canada teammates back to his hotel room to engage in group sex – a claim his lawyer made earlier in the trial.

After a trip to the OHL Finals, Mark Masters caught up with Oshawa Generals captain and Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Ben Danford to look back on the season and look ahead.