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How the Bucs can pull off upset against Chiefs
Tampa is going to need another stellar performance from its red-hot defense to stand a chance against the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
Tampa is going to need another stellar performance from its red-hot defense to stand a chance against the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
Raptors announce four more players have entered COVID-19 health protocols.
George Springer singled in his first at-bat as a Blue Jay, Lourdes Gurriel Jr. opened the scoring with a solo homer, and Toronto beat Philadelphia 4-2 in spring training action Tuesday.
Johnny Manziel's next goal: play on the PGA Tour.
Toronto Raptors coach Sergio Scariolo is excited to see who from the bench will be able to make the most of the opportunity over the next few games before the All-Star break.
Mickey Callaway's lewd behavior was reportedly known by numerous staffers on the Indians and Mets.
The incident occurred at the end of Toronto’s 3-0 win at Edmonton on Monday night.
Ann Hebert was linked to her son's high-stakes sneaker business that depends on inside information to gain an edge on competition.
The Storm are launching their logo with a mural honoring the championships and the fight for lasting change.
Travis Dermott's golf-clap may be representative of the Maple Leafs pulling away from their competition, too.
Greg McDermott said he told his team after a loss last week that he needs "everybody to stay on the plantation. I can't have anybody leave the plantation."
The AC Milan striker has double downed on his view that the NBA star should stay out of politics and social issues
The March 18-25 tournament will be the third of four Curling Canada events held in a spectator-free, controlled environment in Calgary to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Bill Walton claims Michael Jordan wanted to play for UCLA, not North Carolina, but the Bruins told him no. Is it true?
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby will miss at least one game after entering the NHL's COVID-19 protocol.
William Lou is joined by Vivek Jacob of CBC Sports to discuss the future of Norman Powell.
The car 5-year-old Ariel Young was in was "flattened" when Britt Reid's truck struck it at highway speed.
The Calgary Flames had a total yard sale of a warmup that bordered on humour and sadness before getting smashed by the last-place Senators.
We're hurtling towards the NBA All-Star break. Here's everything fantasy basketball players need to know.
It's a fitting way for two NHL stars to give back to the most prestigious organization in all of minor hockey.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Joonas Korpisalo made 19 saves, Columbus scored three second-period goals, and the Blue Jackets won their first game played in front of home fans in more than a year, beating the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 on Tuesday night. Cam Atkinson had a short-handed goal and an assist, and Riley Nash, Jack Roslovic and Boone Jenner also scored for the Blue Jackets, who snapped a five-game losing streak with their most complete game in weeks. The state of Ohio loosened COVID-19 restrictions to allow 1,953 fans — about 10% of capacity — in Nationwide Arena, the first time the Blue Jackets have played a home game with spectators since March 1, 2020. Anthony Mantha got his sixth goal of the season and Jonathan Bernier stopped 23 shots for the Red Wings before being relieved in the third period by Thomas Greiss, who had nine saves and allowed no goals the rest of the way. Detroit has lost two in a row and three of the last five. Atkinson got a short-handed goal at 7:44 of the first period after the Blue Jackets were penalized for having too many men on the ice. He took the puck all the way from the Detroit zone and rifled a slap shot in off the post for his fourth goal this season against the man advantage. Mantha tied the game with a power-play goal late in the first, beating Korpisalo with a wrist shot from the slot. But that would be it for the Red Wings. Columbus grabbed the lead back in the second when Nash snapped a shot past Bernier's glove. Roslovic got another on the power play, deflecting a Zach Weresnki long shot, and Jenner put the Blue Jackets up 4-1 with a wrist shot from the right circle late in the second. Columbus outshot Detroit 36-20 and had a 60-38 advantage in shot attempts. UP NEXT Red Wings: Plays at Carolina on Thursday before going home for six games. Blue Jackets: Begins a two-game series at Dallas on Thursday night. ___ Follow Mitch Stacy at http://twitter.com/mitchstacy ___ More AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/NHL and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports Mitch Stacy, The Associated Press