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The Atlantic Coast Conference’s Week 2 slate showcases 14 games, record-breaking passing numbers and a historic run of Friday night contests, while cementing its global presence with events in Dublin and Toronto.
Chance Berry, a four‑star guard from Canada, has included Syracuse in her top eight and will visit the campus on September 18, with coach Felisha Legette‑Jack hoping to secure the program’s first verbal commitment.
The NHL on Prime Wednesday Night Hockey series launches on September 30, 2026, with the first overall picks facing off, and will run through the 2037‑38 season, offering a curated slate of games for Canadian fans.
Brigham Young University announced the hiring of Patrick Mutombo, a former NBA champion and longtime assistant coach, to bolster its basketball program with professional experience and international insight.
After stints with the Toronto Raptors, Memphis Grizzlies and USA Basketball, Patrick Mutombo is set to bolster BYU’s men’s basketball program with his extensive NBA and global coaching experience.
Patrick Mutombo, a championship‑winning NBA assistant, joins BYU’s men’s basketball staff, replacing Will Voigt and bringing a decade of NBA experience to the program.
Patrick Mutombo, a seasoned coach with deep NBA and international experience, has accepted an assistant role at BYU, promising a fresh infusion of championship knowledge and player development.
Seattle managed only four runs across three games as Toronto's 19-run onslaught revealed critical weaknesses in the Mariners' performance, with key insights from players and coaches on needed improvements.
Max Scherzer's dominant pitching and key homers from Alejandro Kirk and Kazuma Okamoto complete a three‑game sweep, leaving Seattle with a four‑game losing streak.
An exploration of the 30 shortstop prospects dominating the 2026 rankings, their offensive firepower, defensive evolution, and the impact they could have on major‑league rosters.
After retiring from MLB in 2019, Yasiel Puig continues to dominate the Canadian Baseball League, where he recently shattered the single‑season home run record while playing for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Professional Women's Hockey League announced the appointment of Jim Midgley, a seasoned coach with NHL and PWHL experience, to its New York Sirens coaching staff for the upcoming season.
LiveBarn and the Greater Toronto Hockey League have announced a partnership that will embed LiveBarn Analytics into every team, giving coaches, parents and players real‑time insights and video‑linked performance data.
The Yankees posted an 8-3 win against Toronto, showcasing depth and consistency as they maintain a ten‑game cushion in the wild‑card race.
Inter Miami CF fell 2-1 to Toronto FC, extending their winless run to five matches. Despite Lionel Messi’s 14th goal of the campaign, the team’s defense and lack of attacking cohesion proved decisive.
Dylan Cease's no-hitter bid ends in the seventh, Nathan Lukes homers, and the Blue Jays hold on for a 4-3 win over New York.
Red Bull New York II will host Toronto FC II on August 23 at 7 p.m. ET, looking to build on a recent win and a favorable head‑to‑head record.
The Professional Women's Hockey League’s Walter Cup, a sterling‑silver trophy crafted by Tiffany & Co., was supposed to arrive in Alberta for a public event but was delayed, postponing the celebration of Montreal Victoire’s historic championship.
From a modest draft pick to a top‑six Cy Young vote‑getter, Spencer Miles’ 2026 breakout blends velocity, resilience, and strategic pitch development.
Evans Barning Jr., a 6‑7 forward who did not play for West Virginia in the 2025‑26 season, has signed with Navarro College for the 2026‑27 JUCO season, freeing a scholarship spot after Brenen Lorient's return.
After redshirting his freshman season, Evans Barning Jr. decides to pursue junior‑college basketball, leaving West Virginia. The program is now scouting Jelani McKoy, a Bella Vista Prep guard with strong ties to the coaching staff.
Despite a 12‑20 record marred by injuries, the University of Oregon men’s basketball program is turning a new page with high‑profile transfers and a revamped lineup.
The Washington Nationals have slipped from a competitive 54‑52 start to a 2‑16 slump, driven by key trades, the loss of James Wood, and a historically inept bullpen.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have climbed from +7000 to +6000 in Stanley Cup odds, outpacing the New York Rangers, thanks to a flurry of trades, free‑agency signings and a revamped goaltending corps.