Issa Rae Invested in Unrivaled. That Tells You Where Women's Basketball Is Headed.
Issa Rae joins Unrivaled's $650 million Series C alongside Curry, Giannis, Gauff, and Billie Jean King. Players own 30% of the company.
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Alex Ovechkin Announced His Final Season. Eleven Goals Stand Between Him and Gretzky's Last Record.
The all-time regular-season goals leader will retire after the 2026-27 season with 929 goals, nine Rocket Richard Trophies, a Conn Smythe, and 22 years in one city. One record remains.
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The Elks Went From Worst to Grey Cup. Edmonton, This Is Your Week.
Edmonton beat B.C. 28-16 before the CFL's biggest crowd of the year to reach its first Grey Cup since 2015. Next up is CFL-best Montreal on November 15 in Calgary.
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Ronaldo and Messi Are Done. Canada's Soccer Boom Has to Stand on Its Own Now
Cristiano Ronaldo retired from Portugal duty Thursday, less than a month after Lionel Messi's Argentina farewell. Here is who inherits the spotlight and what it means for Canada after a record World Cup summer.
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Wembanyama Just Dropped 52. Canada's Two-Time MVP Has a Real Rival Now
Victor Wembanyama put up 52 points, 24 rebounds and eight blocks while sick. For Canadian fans, the bigger story is what it means for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's bid for a third straight MVP.
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Ottawa's Sports Betting Ad Bill Is Built Around Young Men. Alberta Wants It Gone
Bill S-211 cleared House committee and is now at report stage. Here is what it actually does, why data on young men drives it, and why Alberta's new betting market is pushing back.
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The Hawks Just Put Their Local Games on Prime Video. Amazon Is Auditioning for Something Much Bigger.
Atlanta is the first NBA team to make Prime Video the exclusive streaming home of its local games. The real prize is the league-wide local streaming hub coming in 2027-28.
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Stephen Curry Is the NBA's First $200 Million Player. Most of It Has Nothing to Do With the Warriors.
Forbes estimates Curry will earn $203.6 million in 2026-27, with $141 million coming from off the court after his move to Li-Ning. LeBron James, on a veteran minimum, shows the same shift.
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The Two-Hour Marathon Barrier Is Broken — For Real This Time
Sabastian Sawe ran 1:59:30 at the London Marathon — 10 seconds faster than Kipchoge's unofficial 2019 run, and this time it actually counts.
The Enhanced Games Want to Let Athletes Dope Openly — and Las Vegas Is Hosting It
Backed by Peter Thiel and Trump Jr., a new competition launching May 24 in Las Vegas will let athletes use performance-enhancing drugs. The sporting world is not amused.
Project B Wants to Build a $5-Billion Basketball League and LeBron Is Lurking
A global basketball league backed by tech money and LeBron’s business partner is signing real players and booking real venues. The $5-billion question is whether it can actually work.
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The NBA's African League Just Signed Its First Billion-Dollar Broadcast Deal. The Continent Is Watching.
The Basketball Africa League just closed a billion-dollar broadcast deal that covers all 54 African countries. For founders building distribution platforms, payment infrastructure, or content networks
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