Quick updates from WNBA, Olympics and MLB.

The NHL postseason is just around the corner, and the Toronto Maple Leafs are the first through the gate.

The GIST: It’s a busy time for most of Canada’s teams, so here’s “the gist” on what some of our favorites are up to these days.

The GIST: The Toronto Blue Jays are a busy bunch. On the same day that newly signed outfielder George Springer was introduced to Toronto media (welcome to Pressure Island, George), the Jays added two more to the roster.

The GIST: After the unexpected success (aka a first-round playoff appearance) of last season’s strong rebuilding year, the Toronto Blue Jays are going for it this season...starting with spending $150 million.

This week in Canadian Sports.

In a back and forth series with The Tampa Bay Rays, the Dodgers could win it all in Game 6.

Tampa Bay has the Stanley Cup. LA has the NBA Championship. Now it’s up to the Tampa Bay Rays and LA Dodgers to decide once and for all (for 2020, at least), which sports city reigns supreme.

With wins over Atlanta and Astros, Dodgers and Rays will meet in 2020 MLB World Series

Following the LA Lakers NBA Finals win, this week co-hosts Ellen and Steph talk about the double-standards female athletes (like GOAT Sue Bird) face in sports. They also give “the gist” of everything you need to know about how COVID-19 continues to impact the MLB and the NFL, and why the Hockey Diversity Alliance is separating from the NHL. Interesting stuff. Tune in, won’t you?

Dodgers, Astros stay alive and avoid sweeps