In this generation, reaching 40 years of age isn't considered old but in professional sports, it can be viewed as ancient. There are only a handful of athletes that can still perform at a high level at that age but that doesn't mean sensational plays are impossible, as you'll see in the Top 10.
First Take pays tribute to ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen.
The story of ESPN can't be told without Bill Rasmussen.
Tennis Channel commentators debate what Amanda Anisimova is drinking during her match against Alexandra Eala at the Cincinnati Masters.
Shohei Ohtani goes yard twice in the Dodgers win from Monday night.
Pete Crow-Armstrong electrifies Wrigley with 10th-inning walk-off HR to beat rival White Sox.
SportsCentre brings you the best moments from the sports world on Monday, August 17th.
Kayla Alexander led the way for Canada with 16 points, Delaney Gibb and Syla Swords weren't far behind with 13 each, helping Canada defeat Senegal in their tournament opener.
Aaron Korolnek and Keegan Matheson discuss the latest development in the NBA's Kawhi Leonard/Clippers investigation and how embarrassed the league should be by its handling of it.
Aaron Korolnek and Keegan Matheson discuss which Toronto teams front office inspires the most confidence.
Aaron Korolnek and Keegan Matheson discuss if the Blue Jays' offence will come up with enough big hits down the stretch to sneak into the playoffs.
Aaron Korolnek and Keegan Matheson discuss how the Blue Jays' hot start to August has created a buzz and optimism around the team.
Aaron Korolnek and Keegan Matheson make their Best Bets of the night powered by FanDuel.
After Sean Payton took a shot at Falcons fans during a halftime interview of Denver's preseason Week 1 matchup against Atlanta, we've decided to count down the most memorable jabs at fans in the latest edition of the SportsCentre Top 10.
SportsCentre brings you the best moments from the sports world on Sunday, August 16th.
Quebec's Patricia Colgan, Manitoba's Rebecca Birss, and Marcus Wedawin of the Northwest Territories had standout performances Sunday, racking up multiple medals as the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games wrapped up in Medicine Hat.
Team Québec defeated Team Manitoba 50–23 in the men’s basketball gold medal game to close out the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games with gold.
At just 16 years old, Marcus Wedawin finished his first Special Olympics Canada Summer Games with one gold and three silver medals. Marcus won gold in the 200m Freestyle, added individual silvers in the 50m and 100m Backstroke, and helped his team to silver in the 4x50m Freestyle Relay.
Rebecca Birss earned three silver medals and one bronze in Level 3 Rhythmic Gymnastics. Birss took silver in the All Around, Mixed Apparatus and Rope, adding bronze in Clubs to finish her 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games with four trips to the podium.
The 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in Medicine Hat comes to a close on Sunday after countless inspiring performances from athletes across the country. Medals were won, records were broken and, most importantly, memories were made in Medicine Hat.
Patricia Colgan put together a standout Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in Level 2 Rhythmic Gymnastics, finishing the week with four gold medals and one silver. Colgan took gold in the All Around, Mixed Apparatus, Hoop and Ribbon, along with silver in Clubs.
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