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MLS resumes after the World Cup break with key matches, while US internationals Alex Zendejas and Marco Farfan begin the 2026 Liga MX Apertura.
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MLS resumes after the World Cup break with key matches, while US internationals Alex Zendejas and Marco Farfan begin the 2026 Liga MX Apertura.

From the 1994 World Cup breakthrough to today’s international rosters, the collegiate route remains a vital conduit for aspiring professionals

Stadiums are turning games into immersive experiences with lights, music and sound effects, reshaping how fans engage with baseball and other sports.

With a record of four Olympic gold medals and seven world championships, Hayley Wickenheiser is being considered for the top managerial post in Hockey Canada’s women’s program, a move that could reshape the team’s development pathway ahead of the November world championships.

The Chicago White Sox will meet the Toronto Blue Jays on July 17, 2026, as part of Apple TV's "Friday Night Baseball" series, offering a new exclusive broadcast experience.

Midfielder Ethan Kohler has quickly become a fixture in New England’s lineup, and with the MLS season resuming after the World Cup break, the team prepares to host Toronto FC at Gillette Stadium while analysts discuss the league’s growing momentum.

Seven former Ducks players were drafted this past weekend, joining a growing list of alumni making their way to the majors.

Sandy Brondello’s one‑game suspension follows a contentious comment about Angel Reese, sparking dialogue on language and race in the WNBA

A one‑game suspension was imposed on Toronto Tempo coach Sandy Brondello after a comment about Angel Reese ignited a debate over language, culture and race in the league.

The WNBA is expanding its audience and investment while confronting incidents that highlight race, gender, and online harassment challenges.

After 176 NHL appearances and stints with several franchises, veteran netminder Jack Campbell has called time on his professional hockey career, sparking reflection on what might have been.

After two consecutive playoff misses, Peter DeBoer returns to the Islanders with a plan that blends structural change, key player development, and a focus on power‑play and defensive improvement.

After a seven‑year NHL career marked by a .916 save percentage and 2.50 goals‑against average, Jack Campbell announces his retirement and transition to life coaching with Novus Global, a firm that pairs retired athletes with coaching expertise.

From the Canucks' youth development to the Senators' quest for stability, six NHL bench bosses are under intense scrutiny.

Several high‑profile hitters and pitchers have begun to underperform in 2026 fantasy leagues, prompting managers to consider alternative options before the trade deadline.

A look at the five players whose statistical trajectories suggest they could redefine offensive expectations in the upcoming NHL campaign.

The Hockey Diversity Alliance is blending hockey and football at its SummerFest event in Toronto, enlisting Marshawn Lynch and a roster of elite athletes to promote inclusion and community engagement.

Luka Gavran posted his second consecutive clean sheet, making four saves, while Matt Turner added one, as Toronto FC and New England Revolution settled for a 0‑0 draw. Both teams now turn their attention to next week’s matches.

Two Michigan State alumni, pitcher Nolan Higgins and outfielder Nick Williams, were selected in the 2026 MLB Draft, continuing a streak of Spartans drafted in each of the past four years.

From a disallowed Croatia goal to coach critiques, the World Cup has become a laboratory for the technology's promises and pitfalls.

Hayley Wickenheiser, a cornerstone of Canadian women's hockey, announced that she will leave the Toronto Maple Leafs after eight years in the organization's front office. Her departure comes after a series of discussions with the team's newly appointed general manager, John Chayka, who outlined a different strategic direction for the club. Wickenheiser first joined the Maple Leafs in 2018 as assistant director of player development, a role she later elevated to assistant general manager in July 2022, bringing a decorated playing résumé that includes four Olympic gold medals and seven world championship titles. In a statement, Chayka thanked Wickenheiser for her contributions, highlighting her impact on player development and the broader growth of the sport, and wished her success in her future endeavors.

After eight years of service, Hall of Famer Hayley Wickenheiser announced her departure from the Toronto Maple Leafs front office, citing differing visions with new general manager John Chayka.

Hall of Fame player Hayley Wickenheiser is leaving the Toronto Maple Leafs after eight years of service, marking the end of a significant era for the organization.

After eight years of service, former Olympic captain Hayley Wickenheiser has announced her exit from the Toronto Maple Leafs, reflecting on a storied career and the organization’s new direction.