Mar 25
A loving hockey mom. An NHL prospect. And a horrific accident that almost tore the two apart. Here is a lesson in never giving up hope.
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Mar 24
13:56TSN Original: The First Family
Toronto Blue Jays prospect, Lourdes Gurriel Jr and his brother Yuli - a slugger on the Houston Astros - are part of the most celebrated dynasties in Cuban baseball. Rick Westhead brings you the story of their shocking defection in our TSN Original – The First Family.
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Mar 24
6:25TSN Original: 100
Blue Jays pitching prospect Nate Pearson has a cannon for an arm. At 6’6” and 245 pounds, the 2017 first round pick has all the tools to be a major league ace … but he wants to be even more than that.
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Mar 17
He was born on a refugee camp in Africa to parents fleeing war. Alphonso Davies’ family had no money, no help and no hope. Now, he’s the crown jewel of the Canadian national soccer program, as well as signing with Bayern Munich. Rick Westhead has more in this TSN Original: Phonzie.
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Hockey's Future
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Mar 17
Hayley Wickenheiser is a renaissance woman: Olympic and world champion, Maple Leafs assistant director of player personnel, and medical student. After leading the national team for more than two decades, she is on her way to becoming an emergency room doctor, and Monday she enters the Hockey Hall of Fame. Watch the TSN Original ‘The Doctor Is In’.
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Mar 17
TSN Original: Ref, You Suck! - Part 1
Being a referee is a job where perfection is demanded and abuse is a constant threat. Senior Correspondent Rick Westhead takes a look at the current atmosphere around officiating and the passion of those who wear the stripes. This is Part 1 of the two-part TSN Original series 'Ref, You Suck!'
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Mar 17
TSN Original: Ref, You Suck! - Part 2
Technology has created a tug-of-war between a demand for referee accuracy and preserving the essence of sport. But is there a perfect solution? Senior correspondent Rick Westhead has more in Part 2 of the TSN Original series “Ref, You Suck!”
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Mar 8
Four short years ago, Crestwood Prep in Toronto didn’t have a girls basketball program. Now, they’re one of the best teams in North America and have quickly become a pipeline for Division 1 NCAA programs. TSN Senior Correspondent Rick Westhead has more.
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Mar 13
Sunday, March 8 is International Women's Day - a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The women who are part of the Toronto Raptors' organization are excellent role models for this day. Their paths to their positions were varied but as a group they represent a work ethic and confidence that serves them well. Assistant coach Brittni Donaldson is a prime example.
