Niklas Edin and Sweden defeated Matt Dunstone’s Team Canada to claim gold at the LGT World Men’s Curling Championship. Edin has now skipped Sweden to six golds in the past eight men’s world championships.
Vic Rauter, joined by Cathy Gauthier and Russ Howard, discuss Canada's Matt Dunstone saying he was chasing Sweden's Niklas Edin the entire gold medal game, and Edin showing no signs of slowing down at 40 years old as he captures his eighth world title.
Canada’s Matt Dunstone will be playing for a gold medal on Saturday at the world men’s curling championship. The Winnipeg-based team defeated Scotland in a thrilling semifinal Friday evening, scoring a deuce in the ninth to go ahead 8-7 and then stealing one in the 10th to beat Ross Whyte’s squad.
A mistake by Italy with their final rock in the 10th end left the door open for Matt Dunstone and he made no mistake, taking out both Italian rocks to score three and ensure Canada plays for a medal.
Matt Dunstone's Winnipeg-based team closed out round-robin play with a 7-5 extra-end win over Norway in the evening draw to improve to 10-2, but finished as the third seed in a tiebreaker.
Bryan Mudryk remembers some of his favourite moments of working alongside Vic Rauter after the legendary TSN Curling commentator announced his retirement.
Canada won its seventh game in a row at the LGT World Men's Curling Championship and stayed in the hunt for a direct berth in the semifinals with a win over Germany in Thursday’s afternoon draw.
Canada’s Matt Dunstone put the game away with three in the ninth end, extending his win streak to six games with a victory over Czechia’s Lukas Klima in the evening draw to improve to 8-2 at the LGT World Men's Curling Championship.
Canada’s Matt Dunstone created a logjam atop the standings at the world men’s curling championship with an 8-7 win over Switzerland in Wednesday’s morning draw.
Matt Dunstone and Team Canada scored four in both the first and the fifth end as Canada beat Sweden 10-3 in group play at the World Men's Curling Championship Tuesday night.
Canada’s Matt Dunstone won his third straight game at the world men’s curling championship with a victory over China in the early draw. Canada improved to 5-2 with the win, good for a tie with Scotland for third place.
Matt Dunstone scored four in the seventh end to grab a 7-3 lead over Japan. After Canada stole a single in the eighth the teams shook hands, which capped a two-win Monday for the squad.
Canada got back on track at the men's world curling championship with a rout of Poland in Monday's early draw. Matt Dunstone's Winnipeg rink went up 4-2 with a deuce in the fifth end, then stole three in the sixth and two in the seventh as the teams shook hands early. The win improved Canada's record to 3-2.
It was another tough outing for Canada’s Matt Dunstone at the world men’s curling championship. Dunstone’s rink suffered a 9-3 setback to John Shuster of the United States in seven ends Sunday. After opening the competition with two consecutive wins, the Canadians have now lost two straight.
Scotland scored a pair in the first end, stole a point in the second and third, and then scored three more in the fifth end to roll to a comfortable win and hand Canada its first loss at the world men's curling championship.
Matt Dunstone’s Team Canada rink stole seven points in a big win over Italy, which conceded after six ends. Canada, which has not won a men’s world curling title since 2017, is 2-0 to start the round robin.
Matt Dunstone and Team Canada won their opening game over Korea at the World Men's Curling Championship on Friday. Dunstone put Canada up 4-2 with a deuce in the eighth end, and sealed the win with a steal of one on the ninth.
Team Canada skip Matt Dunstone chats with TSN’s Bob Weeks about his first career Brier win, the celebration that followed and what he expects for the upcoming World Men’s Curling Championship in Ogden, Utah.
Kerri Einarson’s curling team took the silver medal at the world women’s championship with a loss to Switzerland in Sunday’s final. Einarson’s foursome out of Manitoba’s Gimli Curling Club was trying for its first world title.
With a rookie skip from Switzerland capturing gold at the World Women's Curling Championship, it capped off a memorable tournament with some historic moments. TSN's Vic Rauter has more.
Canada’s Kerri Einarson and her team out of Manitoba’s Gimli Curling Club defeated Japan in Saturday’s semifinal and will play Switzerland’s Xenia Schwaller for gold Sunday at the world women's curling championship.
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