Clayton Hansler

HISTORY MADE. Logan Shaw is your new all-time points leader for the Toronto Marlies. Congrats, Cap! 👏

D William Villeneuve recorded his 104th assist with the Marlies on Shaw’s second period goal. With the assist, he becomes the franchise’s all-time assists leader among defencemen and now ranks sixth all-time among all Marlies skaters.

Well now I can die happy 😍 #GoBolts @TBLightning

About to be 600 @NHL games in the books for Kyle Dubas 👏

CAN/ARG opening penalty kicks with three straight saves. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen this.

For the first time in Torrent history, we have a sellout! 👏 Thank you to the best fans in the league for showing up for us since day one!

Jozy Altidore joins nine-time NBA All-Star Russell Westbrook on the cap table for the Oklahoma City USL soccer team. The former U.S. Soccer star is investing in an Oklahoma City United Soccer League (USL) team set to re-launch in 2028 with a new stadium as part of a $1 billion entertainment district. Full story: sportico.com/personalities/…

3 on 3 OT for gold should be punishable by jail

#CANMNT to play the Republic of Ireland in Final Send-Off Match Ahead of FIFA World Cup 26™ 🍁 The match will take place on Friday, 5 June 2026, at 19:30 (local time) at Stade Saputo in Montréal. Ticketing details will be announced at a later date.

final from leg 1️⃣

Fantastic turnout for today’s Indigenous Celebration game with the @TorontoMarlies

Fantastic new look.

Canada Soccer Announces March Home Matches in Toronto as #CANMNT’s “Road to 2026” Takes Shape 🍁 #CANMNT will play Iceland and Tunisia in a pair of international friendlies at BMO Field in Toronto on Saturday, 28 March and Tuesday, 31 March 2026. 🔗: news.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-…

#CanMNT will play Iceland and Tunisia in Toronto in late March, multiple sources tell @TSN_Sports Hearing Canada Soccer wanted both games in Canada so Haiti will also travel to Toronto to play Tunisia and Iceland, too. Expect an announcement this week @TSNSoccer

The NHL has chosen the KeyBank Center in Buffalo to host the 2026 draft from June 26-27. This will be the league’s second year with a decentralized format in the draft. (via @espn)

No. 91, forever in the rafters in Detroit ❤️ Congratulations, Sergei Fedorov!

The time has come, I am retiring from tennis. This is a moment you know will come one day, but somehow you never feel ready for it. This is as ready as I will ever be. Tennis has been my love and obsession for most of my life. I have been the luckiest person to get to live out and fulfill my dreams. I got to show up every day and focus on just getting better, seeing where that will take me, and playing a game I was introduced to at 8 years old by complete luck. Somehow, this became my entire obsession and childhood, and then became my profession and life. I am thankful for the incredible fans I got to compete and practice in front of all over the world. They got to see me shining at my brightest and managing the hardest of moments on the court. They got to see me grow up. Thank you to each and every one who stopped, even for a moment, to watch and support me. Thank you to my coaches and team, who took time away from their families and homes to be on the road with me as I pursue my dream and goals. I am grateful for your guidance and teachings. Thank you to the ATP tour, the ITF, and all the Grand Slams. I dreamt of playing at your great tournaments, and I got to have those amazing experiences surrounded by great people, trying their best for the beautiful game of tennis. Thank you to all my colleagues and opponents. I looked up to you growing up, I looked up to you throughout my career, and I will continue to look up to you as a fan. I became the best player I could be, I am a better person, and I learned a lot of life’s most important lessons thanks to the challenges of competing with you all week in and week out for more than 2 decades. Thank you to Canada. My family and I came over more than 30 years ago. Thanks to you, I pursued tennis, thanks to you, it changed my family's life, and I enjoyed every moment of the opportunity to represent you all around the world. Mom, Dad, Jelena, and Momir, I am so incredibly thankful that you all put aside your lives at many moments for me to have a chance to chase a dream. It was only possible of becoming a reality thanks to you. None of this is possible without the consistent effort and emotional support you put into my dreams. As lucky as I am to have found tennis, it pales in comparison to how lucky I am to have you as my parents, sister, and brother. I hope to make my wife and son proud every day and I hope I can be the kind of family for them as mine was for me. A big part of my tennis journey has been the incredible people I have been fortunate to meet all over the world. On many occasions, they have been wonderful mentors who have given me the time and guidance to figure out the rest of my life. I am thankful to them for making the burden of many of my life’s most important questions a little easier. Their care and time have made this process much clearer and inspiring. What’s next? I won’t be slowing down. There is so much more life to live, and I am as motivated and hungry as I was in 2011, when I broke through on tour. I will put the same effort and intensity into the next thing. If I can pursue the same excellence as I did with my tennis, just trying to be better every day, and let’s see where it takes me.

Quaarrtteerrsss

One more rink for 2025.

Christmas Eve eve in the nation’s capital. @Senators