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Diana Matheson on NSL ticket deposits!

The Northern Super League just dropped its biggest announcement yet with season tickets deposits now on sale for the inaugural season. Diana Matheson stopped by The Shift and chatted with Theo Collins about the latest on the league, how to get your season seat deposits and who she'd hand pick to sing the NSL theme song if there was one.

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WNBA

Natalie Achonwa on being authentically herself in the big moments and little moments

Four-time Olympian, Pan-Am gold medalist and WNBA vet Natalie Achonwa joins Alex Cairns of The Shift fresh off her fourth and final Olympics. She shares her feelings of pride having competed for Canada all these years, the intentionality that goes into showing up as herself every day, her non-negotiables when it comes to WNBA Toronto and it's impending success and is reminded of an almost 30 year-old Guelph mystery.

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Marissa Papaconstantinou is here to compete

Blade runner Marissa Papaconstantinou is heading into her third Paralympic Games with the knowledge of a vet but the fire of a rookie. She caught up with The Shift's Guyson Kuruneri to share her excitement heading into these games, explain her classification and how she's thrilled to be bringing her "big fat greek" family to Paris.

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Sitdowns

How Rich Paul became one of the NBA’s most powerful agents

Rich Paul joins The Shift’s Kayla Grey to discuss his new book, ‘Lucky Me,’ and share his journey from growing up as a young Black boy in Cleveland to becoming one of the NBA’s most powerful agents.

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Introducing PWHL Boston Star Jamie Lee Rattray

Canadian hockey star Jamie Lee Rattray joins The Shift’s Kayla Grey to discuss her excitement for the brand new Professional Women’s Hockey League, joining PWHL Boston in the league’s inaugural draft and the bright future for women’s hockey.

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A golf course conversation with Nazem Kadri

Nazem Kadri joins The Shift’s Kayla Grey at Caledon Country Club for a round of golf as they discuss parenthood, community and giving back through the Nazem Kadri Foundation.

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'Dream merchant' coach Dawn Staley knows success

The Shift’s Kayla Grey went to South Carolina to sit down with Gamecocks head coach herself, Dawn Staley. With a storied history full of successes in the sport, coach discussed how communication shapes the relationship she has with her players, the challenges to winning, how she feels about being deemed a “players coach” and what she ultimately hopes for the girls coming through her program.

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Darnell Nurse joins The Shift

Darnell Nurse joins Kayla Grey at The Shift as he prepares for the upcoming season. They discuss in depth what it looks like to balance the postseason, education, family life and career all at the same time and why Justin Bieber was on repeat at his wedding.

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Tara Llanes is ready for redemption

Co-captain of the National Women's Wheelchair Basketball team Tara Llanes is determined to come home from Paris with more than just memories. Ahead of the Paralympic games, she opened up to Kayla Grey about where her love of sports came from, her tricky transition into wheelchair basketball and the emotional and rewarding work that goes into leading a team to success.

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Penny Oleksiak loves when you count her out

Three-time Olympian and seven-time medalist Penny Oleksiak joins The Shift ahead of Paris 2024 in a personal sit down with Kayla Grey. Penny talks about her healthy boundaries with social media, how she's developed a strong sense of self as of late and the difference in approach for this Olympic games.

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Kenny M'Pindou on "just doing it scared"

Canadian bobsledder Kenny M'Pindou joins The Shift to discuss his journey through adversity as an athlete with a speech impediment. He talks to Sarina Ninche about how his love for sports came about, and how he hopes to inspire future athletes.

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Toronto Raptors

Report: Former Raptors centre Koloko agrees to deal with Lakers

The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to a contract with former Toronto Raptors centre Christian Koloko, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic.

Would Raptors have won championship with DeRozan instead of Kawhi?

Bryan Hayes, Jeff O’Neill and Jamie McLennan discuss whether or not they agree with former Toronto Raptor DeMar DeRozan’s claim that he would’ve won an NBA championship with the Raptors if they didn’t trade him for Kawhi Leonard.

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DeRozan regrets not having chance to play in East without LeBron with Raptors

DeMar DeRozan was on ESPN's 'First Take' and spoke about his departure from Toronto, saying that he felt that the only hurdle at the time for the Raptors was LeBron James. Once LeBron left for the Western Conference, DeRozan believed that Toronto would have gotten over the hump whether he was still on the team or not, and wishes he had the chance to see what would have happened.

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Raptors' Tanenbaum re-elected chair of NBA's board of governors

Toronto Raptors governor Larry Tanenbaum has been re-elected chairman of the NBA's board of governors.

WNBA

Taurasi doesn't want to make 'rash' decision on future

In what might have been Diana Taurasi's last game in her hometown of Los Angeles, her Mercury won a chippy game Tuesday night that saw Phoenix veteran Brittney Griner and Sparks rookie Rickea Jackson get ejected.

Griner ejected after scuffle before Mercury rally to beat Sparks

Brittney Griner scored 14 points before being ejected after a scuffle, Natasha Cloud had 13 points and 12 assists, and the Phoenix Mercury beat the Los Angeles Sparks 85-81 on Tuesday night.

WNBA: Aces 85, Storm 72

A’ja Wilson scored 21 points and set the WNBA record for most rebounds in a season as the Las Vegas Aces defeated the Seattle Storm 85-72 on Tuesday night.

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Wilson scores 21, sets rebounding mark and Aces defeat Storm

A’ja Wilson scored 21 points and set the WNBA record for most rebounds in a season as the Las Vegas Aces defeated the Seattle Storm 85-72 on Tuesday night.

Brittney Griner, Rickea Jackson ejected for fighting

Multiple ejections and technical fouls are handed out as Mercury star Brittney Griner and Sparks rookie Rickea Jackson go at each other after getting tangled up.

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Must See: A'ja Wilson's 447th rebound sets single-season WNBA record

A'ja Wilson secures 447th rebound on the season, the most in WNBA history, surpassing rookie Angel Reese.

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Latest from the NBA

Report: Beloved NBA centre Marjanovic headed to Euroleague

Center Boban Marjanovic has reached an agreement with the EuroLeague team Fenerbahce after spending the last nine seasons in the NBA, sources confirmed to ESPN.

Lakers add former Raptors centre Koloko on two-way contract

The Los Angeles Lakers signed free agent center Christian Koloko to a two-way contract Monday, giving the team additional frontcourt depth while taking on the 7-foot-1 prospect as a developmental project.

Knicks sign Morris, Shamet to Exhibit 9 deals

The New York Knicks have signed veteran forward Marcus Morris and guard Landry Shamet to Exhibit 9 deals, the team announced over the weekend.

Report: Former Raptors centre Koloko agrees to deal with Lakers

The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to a contract with former Toronto Raptors centre Christian Koloko, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic.

Okoro agrees to three-year, $38M deal to stay with Cavaliers

The Cleveland Cavaliers and restricted free agent forward Isaac Okoro agreed to a three-year, $38-million contract Saturday afternoon, agents Michael Tellem, Jeff Schwartz and Marcus Monk told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

Report: Blazers to sign CEBL MVP Moore

Tazé Moore's strong play in the Canadian Elite Basketball League has earned him another look in the NBA. ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reports the Portland Trail Blazers are signing the Vancouver Bandits shooting guard to a two-way deal.

The Shift

Sarah Douglas has her sights set on Gold

According to Canadian sailor Sarah Douglas, there are Olympians and Olympic medalists, and after her experience in Tokyo, she's ready to become an Olympic medalist. Sarah joins Guyson Kuruneri at The Shift to talk about her event the ILCA 6, explain some sailing terms to look out for and what her hopes are for Paris 2024.

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Brandie Wilkerson feels like she's 'playing with house money' heading to Paris

Canadian beach volleyball player Brandie Wilkerson can't wait to get in the sand in Paris. She talks to Guyson Kuruneri about her excitement for the games, her passions outside of sport, as well as her scholarship program ‘Project Worthy’

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Kickflipping Across the Pond to Paris

Skateboarding will be making its second ever appearance, as an event, at this year's Olympics and Canadian Cordano Russell is looking to make a big impact in the Street event.

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Josh Liendo is ready to make a splash

Heading into his second Olympic Games, Josh Liendo is ready to represent the Maple Leaf. He sits down with The Shift to discuss his preparation for Paris 2024 as this summer he will be going toe-to-toe with the world's best, in the pool.

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Robert Wickens on his "second career"

After getting a taste of what Formula E has to offer in Portland last month, Robert Wickens has a renewed sense of hunger when it comes to the greatness he wants to achieve in motorsports. Robert joins Alex Cairns at The Shift to talk about his determination post-accident, some of the exciting things coming out of Formula E and what he's still chasing in his career.

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Connor Bedard on his partnership with Gatorade, Canada

The Shift's Kayla Grey caught up with Canada's young hockey star Connor Bedard to talk about his meaningful partnership with Gatorade Canada and his career thus far.

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Adriana Leon is ready for Paris

Kayla Grey sits down with Canadian Women's National team member Adriana Leon ahead of Paris 2024 to discuss the upcoming talent within their program, her exciting new partnership with CWENCH and her intense training schedule ahead of the games.

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The Shift

Rajaković speaks on the importance of mentorship, men’s care, and being a role model

In the midst of NBA Summer League, Raptors Head Coach Darko Rajaković sat down with The Shift to discuss the importance of balancing mental and physical health, and taking care of yourself as he becomes the chief care officer of Dove Men + Care.

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The Shift

'Nobody is bullet proof': F1's George Russell on mental health

The Shift caught up with Mercedes driver George Russell in an exclusive sit down ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix with conversation ranging from why Mercedes loves Montreal, the future of sustainability in F1 and how exploring his mental health made George a stronger person and driver.

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NFL

Austin Ekeler on "Eksperience"

Commander's RB Austin Ekeler joins Kayla Grey at The Shift between panels at Collision 2024 to talk about how his leap into the tech realm is going to forever change the way athletes and fans are able to connect and stay connected.

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Revisiting one of the most polarizing times in NBA history, with the Cast of 'Clipped'

Kayla Grey of The Shift sat down with Laurence Fishburne, Ed O’Neill, Jacki Weaver and Cleopatra Coleman to discuss how their new limited series charts the collision between a dysfunctional basketball organization, even less functional marriage, and the precipitating tape’s impact on an ensemble of characters striving to win against the backdrop of the most cursed team in the league. Clipped is streaming now.

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The Shift

Taylor Hall and Kayla Grey speak on BGC Canada Launching First-Ever Alumni Hall of Fame

Kayla Grey sits down with fellow Boys and Girls Club Member and Hall of Fame inductee Taylor Hall to discuss their childhood experiences with the organization and on going initiatives with BGC.

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PWHL

PWHL Ottawa's Emerance Maschmeyer on her 'whirlwind' first season

Now that the Walter Cup has been captured, it's time for a reset. The Shift's Kayla Grey caught up with Emerance Maschmeyer, goaltender for PWHL Ottawa, to talk about that reset, her thoughts on how this league is getting it right and what she hopes for Ottawa next season. They also touch on her intentionality and reach when it comes to connecting with her audience on social media.

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F1 Academy winner, Marta García

Marta García is going places...fast. The inaugural winner of the F1 Academy Championship, Marta joins Theo Collins from The Shift ahead of the Berlin Rookie test on May 13th to chat all things from women in motorsports to hanging on the track with F1 principals like Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso.

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The Shift

Hon. Justice Hugh L. Fraser speaks on his journey from sports to law

Former Olympian, Chair of Hockey Canada Board of Directors and Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice, Hon. Justice Hugh L. Fraser recently sat down with The Shift’s Kayla Grey to discuss his wealth of knowledge when it comes to sport, law, anti-doping and Olympic competition. He also shares thoughts on his brief tenure with Hockey Canada and thoughts around NIL rules for Canadian athletes. On April 20th, he will receive the Luminary Award from The University of the West Indies Toronto Benefits Awards, who this year celebrates 15 years of supporting Caribbean excellence in education.

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'I'm glad I never made it to the NBA': 7x Mr. Olympia, Phil Heath

Beyond the muscles, the Mr. Olympia titles and the accolades, Phil Heath understands that strength is built from the inside out. He joins Kayla Grey on The Shift to talk about the sacrifice, fortitude and vulnerability it takes to maintain greatness and how his path away from the NBA became the greatest gift of his life. Breaking Olympia: The Phil Heath story is available now.

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Meet Sadie Lundquist, Director of Women's Hockey at College Hockey Inc.

Last fall College Hockey Inc. began their search for their first Director of Women's Hockey. Lucky for them, Minnesota native Sadie Lundquist (Bemidji State University, Minnesota Whitecaps, Account Executive - Minnesota Wild) was ready and up for the task. The Shift caught up with Sadie as the Women's Frozen Four tournament began last week to talk about her new role, her storied past within hockey and why it's such an exciting time to engage with women's hockey. Watch the NCAA Women's Frozen Four live on TSN+ March 22-24.

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The Shift in The Community: A Different Booklist & Blackhurst Cultural Centre

As another Black History Month comes to a close, we wanted to highlight a special place in Toronto steeped in community and history. A Different Booklist and Blackhurst Cultural Centre operates to preserve, connect and empower Canadians of African and Caribbean descent. Itah Sadu, award winning storyteller and co-owner of A Different Booklist joins Kayla Grey on The Shift to share her thoughts on the importance of the space she's created and her opinion on the value of Black History Month. She also reads her new book, "I AM BIG" which tells the story of a young Black hockey player who is navigating what it means to be big and small in the hockey space. They are joined by Abena Perryman, a member of the Blackhurst Cultural Centre and the mother of the boy who inspired Itah's book.

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PWHL Toronto's Emma Maltais on the powerful women in her life

On this International Women's Day, the opportunity to play in a professional women's hockey league in front of a sold out home crowd is not something forward Emma Maltais takes lightly. Emma joins The Shift to talk about her love of coffee, the women who inspire her confidence and her excitement about playing in this new league.

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The Shift

'His influence made a difference': The Carnegie Initiative Summit Celebrates Herb Carnegie

The Shift had the privilege of attending this year's Carnegie Initiative Summit and spoke with insightful attendees, who talked about what their take aways were from the summit and the impact of Herb Carnegie.

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Indiana Pacers

Mathurin chats All-Star weekend, Siakam addition and buzz around Canada Basketball

In Indiana for NBA All-Star weekend, TSN's Kayla Grey catches up with Pacers star and Canadian Bennedict Mathurin to chat about how it feels to host the All-Star festivities, what people need to know about Indianapolis, Pascal Siakam's addition to the team, his excitement around Canada Basketball, and more.

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Portland Trail Blazers

Sharpe: Canadians in the NBA are putting the country on the map right now

Canadian and Trail Blazers guard Shaedon Sharpe joins TSN's Kayla Grey to discuss what he's looking forward to at NBA All-Star weekend, how he's been able to find his flow in the NBA so quickly, if there's any players he's excited to see at this weekend's festivities, what excites him about the future of Canadian basketball, and more.

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The Shift

Bryant McBride on generational impact

Gary Bettman's seventh hire back in 1992, and current Co-Chairman of The Carnegie Initiative, Bryant McBride has been a leader and builder in the hockey space for over 30 years. The Shift had the pleasure of sitting down with him during the Carnegie Initiative Summit last month to discuss the Carnegie family legacy and his own lasting impact within hockey.

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'I'm not afraid to say I stand on his shoulders': Carnegie on continuing her father's legacy

The Shift had the pleasure of sitting down with the extraordinary Bernice Carnegie during the 2024 Carnegie Initiative Summit to discuss Herb Carnegie and the Carnegie family's lasting impact within the game of hockey.

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Happy Black History Month

This Black History Month, we’re focusing on Black ownership and Black leadership in sports, and why they matter.

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Lacrosse

NLL players talk Haudenosaunee Nationals and 2028 Olympic games

Lacrosse will return to the Summer Olympics in 2028 after a 100+ years hiatus, but one notable elite team may be ineligible to play. Alex Cairns of The Shift spoke to player's from the NLL about the impact the Haudenosaunee Nationals have on the sport and their feelings on the current situation between the organization and the IOC.

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Soccer

'Under Pressure' captures the USWNT's emotional journey to the 2023 FIFA World Cup

Team USA soccer player Alyssa Thompson and director Rebecca Gitlitz joins The Shift's Kayla Grey to discuss their new documentary, 'Under Pressure: The U.S Women's World Cup Team,' and the generational shift of the team as young players replace long-time legends.

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WNBA star Bridget Carleton leads 'Nothing But Next' basketball initiative

WNBA player and Olympian Bridget Carleton, Makeway Co-Founder Abby Albino, and The Magic of Basketball Co-Founder Kelly Gianopoulos join Sarina Ninche from The Shift to discuss empowering diverse young women through the game of basketball.

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Auto Racing

Keanu Reeves and Jenson Button share Brawn GP’s 'impossible' Formula 1 story

Keanu Reeves and Jenson Button join The Shift's Angie Guo to discuss the inspirations behind the new documentary, 'Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story.' They share their favourite tracks and express what they hope fans will take away from this captivating story.

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The Shift

Donovan Bailey is Undisputed

Canadian track icon and former fastest man alive Donovan Bailey joins The Shift's Guyson Kuruneri to talk about his newly released memoir Undisputed and shares why 'now is the time' to tell his story.

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Making friendship bracelets with the Toronto Raptors

The Shift sets up shop at Raptors Media Day to build friendship bracelets with the team.

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Scottie Barnes is ready to be the Raptors’ playmaker

Scottie Barnes speaks to The Shift about the team’s strong preseason play, embracing more playmaking responsibilities and whether fans can ever expect to see him on a future Twitch stream with Dennis Schröder.

The Shift

How Rich Paul became one of the NBA’s most powerful agents

Rich Paul joins The Shift’s Kayla Grey to discuss his new book, ‘Lucky Me,’ and share his journey from growing up as a young Black boy in Cleveland to becoming one of the NBA’s most powerful agents.

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The Shift

Ted Nolan on his memoir, "Life in Two Worlds"

Ted Nolan joins Alex Cairns on The Shift to open up about his newly released memoir "Life in Two Worlds". He discusses the challenges he encountered when he first went pro, reflects on lessons learned and celebrates the journey he has taken to get to where he today.

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The Shift

Introducing PWHL Boston Star Jamie Lee Rattray

Canadian hockey star Jamie Lee Rattray joins The Shift’s Kayla Grey to discuss her excitement for the brand new Professional Women’s Hockey League, joining PWHL Boston in the league’s inaugural draft and the bright future for women’s hockey.

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Ronnie 2K dives into the NBA 2K24 'Mamba Edition' reveal

Ronnie 2K joins The Shift’s Kayla Grey to discuss NBA 2K24’s tribute to Kobe Bryant, exploring the league's cultural impact and its creative collaborations.

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The Shift

''Two Native baseball players, one World Series'': Traci Sorell on her new book 'Contenders'

The Shift's Alex Cairns is joined by best-selling author and Cherokee Nation citizen Traci Sorell to talk about her newest book. On top of exploring the themes in her book, they discuss Traci's life long love of baseball, the complexities of capturing this unbelievable story and her thoughts on Indigenous themed mascots in sports today.

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Cheryl Pounder on adding her voice to NHL 24

Cheryl Pounder's impressive list of accomplishments continues to grow as she now adds NHL 24 Color Commentator to her resume. She joined Alex Cairns of The Shift to talk about the process of getting involved with EA, the stamina and creativity involved in taking on this role and why she's thrilled to eradicate this first.

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The Shift

Appreciating the Underdogs

As the FIFA Women’s World Cup continues, a few fan favourites have been eliminated in the Round of 16. Nigeria, Jamaica and Morocco, all considered underdogs in their respective groups, made waves when they advanced past the group stage. While their World Cup dreams may have ended, this time around, soccer fans will remember their historic achievements for many years to come.

- Daniella Lopez

The Shift

Jerome Blake's path to recovery and anticipating Budapest at the 2023 World Athletics Championships

Jerome Blake joins Kayla Grey from The Shift to talk about upgraded Olympic silver medal ceremony on home turf with his teammates and sharing insights into the team's preparation for the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest.

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Christine Sinclair, Thank You

In her long and impressive career, Sinclair has easily reached GOAT status. She’s represented Canada at the senior level since 2000 and has captained the team since 2006. She is a three-time Olympic medalist and has appeared in 325 international games, scoring 190 international goals. It’s hard to imagine a Canadian team without her.

- Daniella Lopez

The Shift

How Winnipeg has embraced their first professional basketball team in 20 years

When the CEBL’s Winnipeg Sea Bears came through the tunnel for their first ever game in franchise history in May, they did so to a sold-out crowd — and a league attendance record — of 7,328 fans at the Canada Life Centre.

NBA

The NBA 2K League is taking a leap with expansion, focus on diversity

NBA 2K League president Brendan Donohue joins The Shift’s Angie Guo to discuss diversity and inclusion within the gaming space, as well as the technological integrations they’re making to continue elevating player experience.

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The Shift

A golf course conversation with Nazem Kadri

Nazem Kadri joins The Shift’s Kayla Grey at Caledon Country Club for a round of golf as they discuss parenthood, community and giving back through the Nazem Kadri Foundation.

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Soccer

Canada’s Quinn looks ahead to the FIFA Women’s World Cup

Canadian women’s national team player Quinn joins The Shift's Kayla Grey to discuss the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup and the importance of empowering young girls on and off the pitch.

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Everything you need to know about the new professional women’s hockey league

A new professional women’s hockey league is set to launch in January 2024.

- Daniella Lopez

Other Sports

Beyond Their Years: The Incredible Legacies of Herb Carnegie and Buck O'Neil

“Beyond Their Years” depicts the compelling story of parallel lives lived by sports and social justice icons Herb Carnegie (hockey) and O’Neil (baseball), who were excluded, because of their race, from competing at the highest professional leagues of the sports they loved. Instead of becoming angry and bitter, they channeled the injustice they both experienced into pioneering work that made their respective sports, and the world, more inclusive.

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In Their Words: Clara Hughes remembers a life-changing Ceremony with the Squamish Nation

The Shift's Alex Cairns shares a story from Clara Hughes at the 2010 Winter Olympics, when an experience with the Squamish Nation changed the course of her life.

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Inside the history of racism in La Liga

The Shift speaks with Dermot Corrigan, La Liga correspondent for The Athletic, about the recent racist incident between fans and Vinicius Jr. as well as the history of racism within the league.

- Daniella Lopez & Theo Collins

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Celebrating influential LGBTQ+ athletes

Many LGBTQ+ athletes have broken stereotypes and led the way for future generations to follow. Here are some that have impacted the sports world and beyond.

- Daniella Lopez

The Shift

'White Men Can't Jump' director Calmatic joins The Shift

Sarina Ninche of The Shift sat down with Calmatic to discuss his new take on White Men Can't Jump, what people should expect from the film, why it's a good thing to be selfish as a filmmaker and more.

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What does the future of women’s sports leagues look like?

The Shift’s Kayla Grey hosts a conversation about equitable and sustainable approaches to women’s sports at the espnW Summit Canada, featuring Sarah Nurse, Natalie Achonwa, Diana Matheson and Karolina Wisniewska.

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Sean Gunn and Chukwudi Iwuji: The epic finale of Guardians of the Galaxy

The Shift's Angie Guo is joined by Guardians of the Galaxy stars Sean Gunn and Chukwudi Iwuji, as they open up about filming the epic trilogy finale with director James Gunn and the importance of found family.

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Spooner, Rattray and Nurse talk Women’s Hockey ahead of the IIHF Women’s World Championship

Natalie Spooner, Jamie Lee Rattray and Sarah Nurse are dialled in and ready to defend Canada’s title here on home soil. The Shift’s Alex Cairns caught up with them to discuss managing expectations, what it’s like to play against their PWHPA teammates, stories they wished would get more attention coming out of women’s hockey and what they want to see from a new league when it arrives.

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Introducing Danielle Serdachny, Team Canada’s newest forward

The Shift’s Alex Cairns caught up with Danielle Serdachny ahead of the IIHF Women’s World Championship. The only player to be making her debut in the tournament with Team Canada, Danielle opens up about how she’s feeling heading in, the warm welcome she’s received and what she looks forward to most.

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'Dream merchant' coach Dawn Staley knows success

The Shift’s Kayla Grey went to South Carolina to sit down with Gamecocks head coach herself, Dawn Staley. With a storied history full of successes in the sport, coach discussed how communication shapes the relationship she has with her players, the challenges to winning, how she feels about being deemed a “players coach” and what she ultimately hopes for the girls coming through her program.

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Q&A: How Formula E is making motorsports more sustainable

Julia Pallé, the Sustainability Director at Formula E, spoke with The Shift’s Daniella Lopez to provide insight into how sustainability is integrated into every level of the organization.

- Daniella Lopez