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Will Andre De Grasse turn it on at the Prefontaine Classic?
CBC Sports' daily newsletter previews the Diamond League meet in Oregon, where Canada's biggest track star takes on a star-studded field in the men's 100m.
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The Canadian Elite Basketball League has come a long way
CBC Sports' daily newsletter looks at the growth the CEBL has experienced as it gets ready to tip off its fourth season.
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The Canadian Open is caught up in the golf war
CBC Sports' daily newsletter explains Canada's role in the battle between the PGA Tour and the controversial Saudi-backed startup trying to disrupt it.
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Should we be worried about the Blue Jays?
It's still early, but CBC Sports' daily newsletter dives into some of the reasons for the American League-favourite Toronto Blue Jays' sluggish start to the season.
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It's crunch time for Canada's NHL playoff teams
CBC Sports' daily newsletter checks in on the Leafs, Oilers and Flames, who are all tied 2-2 as their series head back north.
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The NHL playoffs are off to a weird start
CBC Sports' daily newsletter crunches some numbers to help explain the strange, blowout-laden start to the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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It's an interesting time for the WNBA — on and off the court
CBC Sports' daily newsletter takes a closer look at everything going on in the world of the Women's National Basketball Association, including an ongoing controversy off the court.
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How Darth Vader competed in the Olympics
The May the 4th (be with you) edition of CBC Sports' daily newsletter looks at the sports connections for two of the men who played the iconic Star Wars villain.
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Why Florida and Colorado are favoured to play for the Stanley Cup
CBC Sports' daily newsletter takes a look at the Florida Panthers and Colorado Avalanche, who are favoured to meet in the Stanley Cup final.
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NHL playoffs: What to know about the Canadian teams and their matchups
CBC Sports' daily newsletter looks at the three teams with a chance to bring the Stanley Cup back to Canada for the first time since 1993.