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TSN Original: Hoecht's Odyssey

For Buffalo Bills outside linebacker Michael Hoecht, life mirrors football. On the field he's played almost every position, off the field he has an endless number of passions. Dave Naylor brings you of the story of his journey in the TSN Original: Hoecht's Odyssey.


Top 10: Must see moments

It was another wild week in the world of sports. See what plays earned a second look as SportsCentre counts down the must see moments from the last seven days.


Is it a mistake to put McKenna with Matthews to start the season?

TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce joins That's Hockey to discuss if he thinks the Maple Leafs would be making a mistake putting Gavin McKenna on a line with Auston Matthews to start the season, and if McKenna is better prepared for the NHL after having gone through the NCAA rather than staying in the major junior ranks.


Are Larkin and the Red Wings better off moving forward together?

Dylan Larkin requested a trade out of Detroit in the summer, but remains with the Red Wings as training camp approaches. Are both sides better off moving forward together? TSN Hockey analyst Cameron Gaunce joins Domino's That's Hockey to discuss.


Onraits and Wrongs

Jay Onrait brings you all of the plays not good enough to be the Highlight of the Night and not bad enough to be the Worst Play of the Day from Thursday in the Onraits and Wrongs.


FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup: United States 108, Hungary 56

The United States suffocated Hungary in quarterfinals action at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup on Thursday setting quarterfinal records in points scored (108) and assists (31). Napheesa Collier led all scorers with 19 points followed by 15 from Rhyne Howard and 10 each from Kahleah Copper, Caitlin Clark and Jackie Young.


Willson: 'I would like what the Rams did, show up, play ball'

Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill and Jamie McLennan are joined by TSN Football analyst Luke Willson to discuss the different travel techniques to Australia for the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers and why Luke would prefer the Rams way of travel.


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