With potential series-clinching scenarios on the horizon, here’s how Canada’s teams are faring, plus a quick spin around the headlines south of the border.

Game 3s are certainly a party in the NBA Playoffs as the series shift venues for two tilts, giving the lower seeds a chance to capitalize on home-court advantage.

Yesterday, the league inked a multiyear agreement with Scripps to televise games nationally and regionally on Friday nights.

The fourth annual Challenge Cup kicks off tonight with an exciting new format and 10 of the league’s 12 teams in action.

With a whole host of teams starting their quest for the Stanley Cup, let’s focus on how the Canadian competitors are faring after their respective Game 1s.

It’s way too early to predict where any series is heading in the always dramatic NBA Playoffs.

Ten years after tragedy struck at the 2013 Boston Marathon, 30,000 participants will take on the world’s oldest annual marathon as they begin their 26.2-mile journeys this morning.

Team Canada was stunningly upset 6–3 by their archrival Team USA in last night’s Women’s Worlds final, dashing the red and white’s hopes for a three-peat.

Two postseason mainstays — Sidney Crosby’s Pittsburgh Penguins and Alex Ovechkin’s Washington Capitals — missed the playoffs, but there are 16 star-studded contenders to get to know before the fun begins…

With hockey’s greatest rivals — Team Canada and Team USA — set to face off tonight at 7 p.m. ET, we have you covered on all the need-to-know details.

The embattled Washington Commanders owner reportedly agreed yesterday to finally sell the keys to his dysfunctional kingdom for a record-setting $6.05B.

Let’s take stock of what’s next for the Dinos, then, the show must go on — there’s more NBA playoff hoops to discuss.