GOOD MORNING! And Happy Mother’s Day. Sending all our love to those having a difficult time today. To mark the occasion, we’re doing a deep dive into maternity leave and motherhood in sports. Grab a mimosa momosa (or your beverage of choice) and let’s get to it.

The GIST: A series of outrageous events led to the firing of New York Rangers (NYR) president John Davidson and general manager Jeff Gorton.

The GIST: Before we get into the drama of men’s sports again, it’s time to talk about this weekend’s main event: the NWSL Challenge Cup final.

The GIST: While another exciting LPGA event tees off in Thailand, men’s golf looks to shake things up.

Seven rounds, 259 picks, and a record-tying four Canadians drafted to “the show:”

The GIST: European football (soccer) keeps laying down the drama, and this time, they’re bringing American football into it, too.

The GIST: While men’s soccer was caught up in off-field drama, the women made herstory on the field, as per.

Did you know that May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month in the United States and Asian Heritage Month in Canada? To celebrate, we’ve put together an extra special Sunday Scroll to highlight the awe-inspiring accomplishments of some of the greatest Asian American and Asian Canadian athletes of all time.

The GIST: It’s NFL Draft Day. Head coach Bill Belichick’s dog Nike is ready, and so are we.

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

The sports world is making money moves. Here’s “the gist” on the latest sports biz news.

Queen B announced yesterday that she tested positive for COVID-19 and had to pull out of the Madrid Open