Mike Koreen is a Senior Editor at BVM Sports. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive and professional sports, including team sports and major league tournaments. His insights and expertise have also been featured in Sportsnet.
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Mike Koreen's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly events such as the Canadian Football League (CFL), Grey Cup, and specific teams like the Blue Bombers and Alouettes. His articles also cover broader topics in sports, including basketball and baseball.
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Ottawa Senators prospect Lucas Beckman says his top attribute as a goaltender is his mental strength.
It has been 12 long years since a WHL team lifted the Memorial Cup. But behind the efforts of Landon DuPont and a star-studded squad, the Everett Silvertips could end that drought.Mike Koreen digs into the latest from around the CHL.
Thunder crush Lakers in series opener
The final field for the 2026 Memorial Cup will be determined over the next two weeks as the WHL, OHL and QMJHL finals play out.
Stampeders aim to play in home Grey Cup
Even with a bit less time in the Sabres zone, the Canadiens' ritual focus on quality over quantity throughout the last seven months should serve them well.
By: Mike Koreen
You could forgive Mike McKenzie if he felt the hockey gods were conspiring against his Kitchener Rangers in the first half of the OHL season.
Hockey Canada got it right when awarding Landon DuPont exceptional status in 2024. Over the next 10 days, the Everett Silvertips star defenceman will get the chance to perform on his biggest stage yet at the Memorial Cup, writes Mike Koreen.
With just a couple of games left in the first full junior-hockey season following the NCAA's landmark rule change, it's a good time to examine how the CHL has been impacted.
Nathan Rourke became the first Canadian quarterback to win the CFL's most outstanding player award since Russ Jackson in 1969 thanks to his exceptional play last season.
