Myles Dichter

TORONTO - It was déjà vu all over again for the Toronto Blue Jays.

For years, Canada Basketball has preached commitment from its top players, arguing that chemistry can only be built over time together.

The final men's major of the year is upon us, which means it's time for coffee golf. From Spieth to Scheffler, Sportsnet's Myles Dichter breaks down the Open Championship storylines you should know.

There’s 259 days until we return to Augusta National for the 2027 Masters, but who’s counting, right? Sportsnet's Myles Dichter takes a look at some way-too-early contenders and pretenders for the upcoming major season.

Toronto Tempo star Marina Mabrey will compete in her first all-star game on Saturday in Chicago, where the defence may not be quite as intense as her driveway battles with her siblings growing up. She’ll also participate in the three-point shooting contest on Friday.

The CEBL playoffs are here, but the championship race looks completely different than expected. Suspensions, injuries and key departures have opened the door for new contenders to make a run at the title.

Goldeneyes’ Kristen Campbell inspired by mother’s MS journey

With seven games remaining until the WNBA breaks for the FIBA World Cup, the Tempo’s expansion season has gone off the rails.

The 23-year-old Winnipeg native Simon Hildebrandt's journey through the CEBL since has seen him win Developmental Player of the Year twice and parlay that success into a two-year NCAA career at High Point and Washington State.

It was a cruel twist of fate. Just three days before the WNBA and its players landed on a new collective bargaining agreement — one that would officialize Canada’s first WNBA team’s inaugural season — the country’s national team was dealt a blow. It was eliminated from World Cup contention. And by Toronto Tempo head coach Sandy Brondello’s Australian team, no less.