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‘Kissed and made up’: Alfredsson getting used to being on Leafs side of Battle of Ontario
On Saturday night, Daniel Alfredsson will coach against the Senators in a meaningful game for the first time when Ottawa visits Scotiabank Arena for their season opener. TSN's Mark Masters has more.
Fast, Aggressive and United: Inside Canada's plan to create a national style
In mid-August, the three people trying to define how Canada’s national soccer teams should play the game gathered in an office in Toronto’s Liberty Village for meetings that stretched over two days. TSN's Rick Westhead takes us behind the scenes of those conversations between Jesse Marsch, Casey Stoney and Kenneth Heiner-Møller as they shaped a plan to create a national style in playing soccer.
OverDrive: 'You're Gonna Wanna Hear This!'
Canada’s Ruck posts double-medal day in swimming’s World Cup
Canada’s Taylor Ruck continued her medal haul at the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup with a silver in the 200-metre backstroke and bronze in the 100-metre freestyle in Azerbaijan on Saturday.
League-leading Roses held to draw by Rapid in Laval
Montreal Roses FC and Ottawa Rapid FC played to a 0-0 draw on Friday in Northern Super League action.
Insider Trading: Jets players vow Hellebuyck not a distraction
TSN’s Hockey Insiders on Darren Dreger’s takeaways from his 1x1s in Winnipeg, the latest on Quinn Hughes and Pavel Zacha, how cut-resistant socks helped Jake McCabe, Team Canada’s next GM, and the IIHF set to elect its new president.
Grateful Stolarz repays Leafs’ confidence with first win of season
Anthony Stolarz was sharp in net and Easton Cowan paced the offence in the Toronto Maple Leafs' first victory of the young season. Mark Masters checks in with more.
‘The canvas is blank right now - it’s up to us to paint the picture’
Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff talks to Darren Dreger about the team's expectations and focus after missing the playoffs last spring while dealing with Connor Hellebuyck's trade request.
Prescott, Schottenheimer test their trust in fallout from Cowboys’ brutal loss
Brian Schottenheimer wouldn’t specify the word the Dallas coach said he wished he hadn’t used with Dak Prescott before the play that triggered a series of game-management miscues by Cowboys coaches and players in the final seconds of a loss to Baltimore.
