Including: How the worlds of Schittâs Creek, Jamal Murray and the future of Canadian basketball collided at the Rosebud Motel
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[How the worlds of Schittâs Creek, Jamal Murray and the future of Canadian basketball collided at the Rosebud Motel](
As tourists are flocking to the âSchittâs Creekâ motel to take selfies with the Canadian television landmark, theyâre also visiting a place that was âa fundamental point for Canadian basketball.â
[Lakers roll past decimated Heat for 2-0 lead in NBA Finals](
Davis, James dominant and series seems to be quickly getting away from Miami
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[Damien Cox: The shame of this Stanley Cup is that the Leafs have been lapped by the Lightning again](
Comparing the Leafs with the Lightning over the past 16 years should be a cause for civic embarrassment, Damien Cox writes.
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[Gregor Chisholm: Blue Jays front office has to hope ownership is comfortable with the cost of winning](
âThe quickest way to recovery is winning,â GM Atkins says after a season in which no tickets were sold and financial losses are reported to be steep.
[Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins open to adding impact players to narrow the gap to top teams](
âThereâs no reason to believe that we canât continue to make the team much better,â Atkins says.
[Bob Gibson, fierce Hall of Fame ace for Cards, dies at 84](
Gibson's death from pancreatic cancer came on the 52nd anniversary of perhaps his most overpowering performance, when he struck out a World Series record 17 batters in Game 1 of the 1968 World Series against Detroit
[Cooper homers, Sanchez dominates, Marlins knock out Cubs](
[Kobe Bryantâs signature shoes keep his memory close to those in NBAâs bubble](
For some players, lacing up the style of shoes Bryant himself once wore allows for a brief moment of reflection, a glimmer of memories before they refocus on the game in front of them. For the people who still are deeply wounded from the loss, the shoes mean more.
[Canadian Eugenie Bouchard eliminated in third round at French Open](
Bouchard was eliminated after losing 6-3, 6-2 to Polish teenager Iga Swiatek in the third round of the tournament.
[Footballâs return has added fuel for mask debates and an enforcement dilemma](
Perhaps more than any other major sport, football is grappling with a scourge of overt, if not always deliberate, mask violations during competition at the collegiate and professional levels.
[NFL reschedules Steelers-Titans, Ravensâ bye now Week 7](
The Titansâ outbreak expanded by two more players testing positive Friday, pushing the teamâs total to 14 within the past week.
[Are underhand serves underhanded? Tennis is opening up to the crafty tactic](
Underhand serves, once broadly considered underhanded in the sport, have been popping up in the autumnal gloom like mushrooms in the French countryside.
[More players want electronic officiating help at French Open](
[Toronto FC kicks off challenging five-game stretch with game against Philadelphia](
[Toronto FC star striker Jozy Altidore speaks out on a strange season taking a toll](
[Art Collector is biggest threat to Authentic in Preakness](
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