For the first time in 13 years, the Montreal Alouettes returned to Grey Cup supremacy with last night’s stunning 28–24 upset win over the heavily favored Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

After a plethora of primetime football duds, tonight’s 8:15 p.m. ET Super Bowl LVII rematch is poised to make the whole place shimmer when the guy on the (Kansas City) Chiefs (tight end Travis Kelce), one of the sexiest men alive (Philadelphia Eagles center and Travis’ brother, Jason), and their respective squads battle it out on Monday Night Football (MNF).

In honor of November being Native American Heritage Month in the U.S. and with American Thanksgiving later this week, we’re focusing on Native American mascots in sports and the work being done to eliminate these harmful stereotypes.

The 110th Grey Cup (kicking off this Sunday at 6 p.m. ET) will feature the East Division champion Montreal Alouettes vs. the West Division–winning Winnipeg Blue Bombers for a CFL first — these two squads have never squared off in the championship game.

While baseball’s biggest star — and newly crowned American League MVP — Shohei Ohtani’s future home remains uncertain, yesterday brought tough clarity in the ongoing Oakland A’s relocation saga, with all 30 MLB owners approving the club’s impending move to Las Vegas.

Just one year after finishing last in the league, No. 6 NJ/NY Gotham FC defeated No. 4 OL Reign 2–1 in Saturday’s final, a storybook ending for the first-time NWSL champions.

Cue Queen because Canada made history in Spain yesterday, winning their first-ever Billie Jean King Cup title and claiming a chunk of the record-setting $9.6M purse (not to mention the iconic “Billie Blue” jackets) in the process.

In honor of being midway through the NFL season, we’re breaking down some of the best (and weirdest) rituals across the league’s 32 squads.

The NWSL Championship kicks off from San Diego tonight at 8 p.m. ET, so we’re here with all the deets before OL Reign and NJ/NY Gotham FC take the pitch.

Before women’s hockey’s brightest stars take the ice for PWHL training camp on November 15th, Team Canada and Team USA’s best drop the puck on the fourth edition of the Rivalry Series, a seven-game exhibition matchup between these bitter foes.

That sum is equal to what’s on the line at the 2023 Davis Cup Finals, the male-equivalent tournament.

The GIST sat down with 18-time Grand Slam singles tennis champion and former WTA president Chris Evert to discuss her financial journey, why it’s so important for women (athletes and non-athletes alike) to take control of their finances, and what she sees next in women’s sports. Game, set, here we go.