Josh

Agree.

P.S @vinipereira thank you for creating the Canucks flag emoticon for me

CANUCKS WIN, AND MOVE ON TO THE SECOND ROUND!!!!! 1-0 final for the Canucks over the Predators, as they take the series in 6 games. Up next, the Oilers!

PIUS SUTER WITH 1:39 LEFT IN THE 3RD PERIOD SCORES TO GIVE THE CANUCKS A 1-0 LEAD!!!

Silovs and Saros having Vezina-esque performances so far.

Watch both teams try and find a way to lose

Jacqueline Simoneau/Audrey Lamothe win bronze in women’s duet technical at the Paris World Cup! 255.3716, which improves on their Doha mark by more than 8 points! FYI this event is a test event for the upcoming Olympics.

Opening Heats for World Athletics Relays (Top two qualify for Paris, and the final where preferred Olympic lanes and prize money will be awarded) Men’s 4x100m: Women’s 4x100m: Mixed 4x400m: Women’s 4x400m: Men’s 4x400m:

Yes

Roster for Men’s Worlds: https://www.instagram.com/p/C6hHxU2sJt9/?igsh=aml0djc0OGsxaWZk No Crosby

@phelps thank you for updating it, I would do it myself but I can’t be bothered

roster https://www.instagram.com/p/C6hHxU2sJt9/?igsh=aml0djc0OGsxaWZk No Crosby

What a cursed tournament. Mensik, Sinner, Lehecka, (RUS) Medvedev have all either retired from a match or withdrew from the remainder of the tournament due to injury. Auger-Aliassime with three of them, against Mensik, Sinner, Lehecka, and with that he’s through to his first career Masters 1000 final, against (RUS) Rublev. He’s only played three full matches, and only one of them was a quality opponent in Ruud.

Auger-Aliassime through to his first career Masters 1000 final at the Madrid Open. Yet another retirement/walkover going in favor of the Canadian, this time Lehecka due to a back injury. Coincidentally, Lehecka advanced over Medvedev in the quarterfinals also due to a back injury retirement.

The former I’m assuming.

Klimkait wins gold in women’s -57kg at the Dusanube Grand Slam!

5th in women’s foil for Jessica Guo at the Hong Kong World Cup!

beat 14-12 in women’s pool play at HSBC SVNS Singapore

FIBA had the squad for Australia wrong on their website They have the same exact squad that won bronze at last years World Cup, which includes Maley and Mansfield.

19-12 win over Kenya to start off the tournament. Not exactly the best of wins, the Canadians were quite sloppy and well off their best, but props to Kenya for making it a game. Hopefully they can reset and find their form in their matches against Australia and Netherlands tomorrow, that performance won’t cut it against teams of their caliber.

Greinacher gives Germany the win in OT off a buzzer-beater, defeating a very gritty team 18-17 Brazil was 8-14 down at one point, great fight by them.

Game of the day. defeats 18-16 in an OT thriller. Mansfield, with Australia up 15-14, had a chance to put the game away after Netherlands committed their 10th foul, which gave them 2 free throws and possession. She missed both of them, and scored one, to put Australia up 16-14. Boonstra ties the game up with 5 seconds left, and Wilson misses a two for the win off the top of the backboard. Netherlands start with possession in OT, and Boonstra comes up clutch yet again and sinks in the 2 just one possession in for the win!

Emma Coburn (athletics) Competes in the women’s 3000m steeplechase. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6fF97uL_1g/?igsh=MThxcGMxb2Nhc3RrNg==

Ben Preisner, who withdrew early on in his race at the Hamburg Marathon last weekend, will attempt to qualify for the last time at the Copenhagen Marathon. Since it’s an elite marathon, his performance will be worth more points, as it has a much stronger field. He might not even need to reach the standard, as if he can go 2:09.45, he’ll be well placed to qualify through the Road To Paris.

Macklin Celebrini and Adam Fantilli have been anounced for the roster. Still no word on Sidney Crosby yet