Kanye West launches ‘Countdown to Donda’ livestream on Apple Music
Kanye West has been a busy man ever since delaying the release of the highly-anticipated DONDA, originally scheduled to release on streaming services on July 23.
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.
WNBA
Petersen steps down as interim coach of Dream for health reasons
Atlanta Dream interim head coach Mike Petersen stepped down because of health reasons Saturday night and will be replaced by assistant Darius Taylor.
Bird sees no hypocrisy in WNBA players staying on court for anthem at Olympics
Sue Bird sees no contradiction with the U.S. team staying on the court during the national anthem at the Olympics. It's a change for the four-time Olympic gold medalist and her WNBA teammates. During the WNBA season, players usually leave the court to raise awareness for social justice before the anthem is played at games.
Ogwumike, Williams won't play for Nigeria after appeal rejected
Nneka Ogwumike and Elizabeth Williams won't be playing for Nigeria in the Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected their appeal.
Blicavs replaces Cambage on Australian Olympic team
Sara Blicavs has been given a late call-up to the Tokyo Olympics after WNBA star Liz Cambage’s withdrawal from the Australian women's basketball squad.
The NBA 2k22 soundtrack artists have been revealed
Megan Thee Stallion, Skepta, Saweetie, and Travis Scott will be appearing in NBA 2K22, in a new integration of Seasons.
Kawhi Leonard’s 'Culture Jam' project releases video game for new track, "Waves"
NBA superstar Kawhi Leonard’s upcoming 'Culture Jam' project has released a video game to accompany the single “Waves” by Gunna and Polo G.
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.
Warner one event away from Olympic decathlon title
Canada's Damian Warner is one event from capturing an historic Olympic decathlon title.
Lakers Legend Magic Johnson shopping documentary series
Basketball icon Magic Johnson is reportedly shopping a “Last Dance”-style documentary about his life and career that has sparked an expensive bidding war amongst media companies.
Travis Scott inks production deal with A24 Films
Hip-hop mogul Travis Scott and his company Cactus Jack Films have signed a production deal with American indie film company A24.
Nike unveils Classic Edition uniforms ahead of the NBA’s 75th anniversary season
The Boston Celtics, New York Knicks and Golden State Warriors (known then as the Philadelphia Warriors) will be recognized with celebratory uniforms this upcoming season.
Canada's De Grasse wins gold in men's 200m
Silver in Rio de Janeiro, gold in Tokyo for Andre De Grasse. The Canadian finished first in the men’s 200-metre final Wednesday, taking home Canada’s 15th medal of the Tokyo Olympics.
The Shift: De Grasse making some noise ahead of Tokyo Olympics
Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse has been making some noise on his way to Tokyo. In the last week he's had two first place finishes in the 200. De Grasse is also a medal threat for the 100, and with Canada in the relays. Already a three-time medalist, he could very easily be adding to that total when the Olympic flame goes out. De Grasse spoke with Kayla Grey about how he's getting ready for the games.
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Biles returns to win bronze in balance beam; Canada's Black finishes fourth
American superstar Simone Biles returned to competition on the final day of gymnastics at the Tokyo Olympics and captured the bronze medal in balance beam final.
Five memorable moments from Lowry's time in Toronto
Here are five memorable moments from the player often called the "greatest Raptor of all time."
Canada's De Grasse, Brown reach 200m final
Canadians Andre De Grasse and Aaron Brown qualified for the men's 200-metre final at the Tokyo Olympics after winning their semifinals.
Canada doesn't get the help it needs to advance to women's basketball quarterfinals
A day of nervous scoreboard watching ended in heartbreak for Canada's women's basketball team.
The Shift: Joshua Primo
Toronto native Joshua Primo joins Kayla Grey to discuss his pre-draft workout experience, the ways his father pulled him into the love of basketball, where his confidence comes from and much more.
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Features
144
After the COVID-19 pandemic shut down sports, the WNBA created a single site at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida where 144 players across 12 teams played 147 games from July to October 2020. Directed by Lauren Stowell & Jenna Contreras, the documentary explores the season dedicated to social justice and all that the players overcame to get through it: the COVID-19 pandemic, the demands of activism, and the rigors of an unrelenting schedule.
ESPN SC Presents: espnW - History in the Making
Celebrating Women's History Month, a vast and diverse line-up of stories will highlight the voices, achievements and contributions of contemporary sports figures including Serena Williams, WNBA activism, Sarah Fuller, Sarah Thomas, and Claressa Shields
ESPN SC: Kobe Bryant - The Legend, The Legacy
Looking back at the all-time great, his career, and impact after his retirement from the NBA. Featuring interviews with Pau Gasol, Sue Bird, Sabrina Ionescu, Jerry West, Snoop Dogg and Stephen A Smith.
TSN Original: Prince of the North
At 16, Elijah Fisher has all the makings of a high-level D1 talent. Could Elijah be Canada's next great NBA player? Rick Westhead has more in the TSN Original: Prince of the North.
Oleksiak becomes Canada's most decorated Olympian
Canada's women capped Olympic swimming with a bronze medal in the medley relay Sunday and produced a historic seventh career medal for Penny Oleksiak.
Canada looks for better ending in Olympic semifinals rematch against USA
It’s a game Canadian soccer fans have been waiting a long time for. Nine years after Canada lost a 4-3 heartbreaker in the semifinals against the United States at the 2012 London Olympics, the Canadian women’s national team has an opportunity for redemption on Monday.
