• The Canadian Press

    The NBA playoffs are finally here. And as LeBron James says, 'it's a sprint now'

    There’s a 64-win team in Boston that ran away with the league’s best record. The defending champions in Denver, a group that won 57 games. A fearless young bunch in Oklahoma City, whose No. 1 seed was no fluke. A trio of Villanova alums in New York, who turned the Knicks into a real contender. And, once again, there’s LeBron James, too. The NBA playoffs are about to begin with the Celtics and Nuggets the heavy favorites — at least according to BetMGM Sportsbook — to collide in the Finals, and no

  • The Canadian Press

    His goal likely saved Ferguson's job at Man United. Now Coventry coach could push Ten Hag near exit

    MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Before Eric Cantona, David Beckham or Cristiano Ronaldo, there was Mark Robins. The list of Manchester United greats is long but Robins is not on it. Yet he is widely regarded as the man who saved former manager Alex Ferguson his job and provided the platform for more than two decades of success. On Sunday, Robins could push current United coach Erik ten Hag closer to the brink by leading his second-tier Coventry team to a shock win over United in the FA Cup semifinals

  • The Canadian Press

    "Brave is unbeatable" is the theme for Canada's Olympic team in Paris

    TORONTO — Brave is unbeatable is the theme for Canada's Olympic team competing in Paris this summer. The Canadian Olympic Committee and broadcast rightsholder CBC unveiled the marketing campaign today. Nine athletes are featured, including sprinter Andre De Grasse and basketball player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Actor Michael J. Fox and singer Celine Dion are narrators. The Summer Olympics in Paris run from July 26 to Aug. 11. Canadian athletes won 24 medals, including seven gold, in Tokyo's Summe

  • Yahoo Sports

    Meet the man responsible for bringing disorder to college athletics ... and who could shape its future

    Jeffrey Kessler is the lead attorney in what is shaping up to be the most revolutionary case in NCAA history.