Edmonton Oilers sign former Penguins defender Ryan Shea to five-year contract
The Edmonton Oilers have signed former Penguins defenceman Ryan Shea to a five-year, $20 million contract. Shea is expected to bolster the Oilers’ blueline.
Tadej Pogacar secures significant lead in Tour de France after Tourmalet stage
Tadej Pogacar dominates Stage 6 of the 2026 Tour de France on Col du Tourmalet, securing a significant overall lead and reclaiming the yellow jersey. Read more
Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup engraving includes owner’s family
Discover how the Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup engraving includes owner Tom Dundon’s family, a growing trend in sports. Learn about this unique aspect of the
England’s Jarell Quansah receives two-match World Cup suspension
England’s Jarell Quansah receives a two-match World Cup suspension for a red card offence against Mexico, missing quarter-final and potential semi-final matches
Vancouver reflects on World Cup hosting duties as panel returns
Vancouver reflects on its successful World Cup hosting duties, including the final match between Colombia and Switzerland, and the community’s engagement.
Charge relocate to Canadian Tire Centre
The Ottawa Charge of the PWHL are moving to Canadian Tire Centre as their permanent home venue, marking a new era for women’s hockey in the capital.
Flyers captain Sean Couturier praises Carlsson offer sheet as ‘smart move’
Flyers captain Sean Couturier praises GM Daniel Briere’s “smart move” in pursuing Leo Carlsson with an offer sheet, despite the Ducks matching. Learn more about
Toronto Maple Leafs make front office changes, including Wickenheiser and Metcalf
The Toronto Maple Leafs announce significant front office changes, including the departures of assistant general managers Hayley Wickenheiser and Darryl Metcalf
Neymar announces international retirement following Brazil’s World Cup exit
Neymar announces his retirement from international football after Brazil’s surprising World Cup exit to Norway. Discover more about his 18-year career.
Nagelsmann’s departure and federation’s next steps
Julian Nagelsmann resigns as Germany’s coach after their World Cup Round of 32 exit. The national soccer federation announces his departure.