Deal gives Canada’s Rogers Communications significant stake in several Toronto teams
"Arguably the most powerful sports ownership entity in the world has now officially been formed."
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TSN exits team-owning business, with Sportsnet parent Rogers buying control of MLSE
Canada's two big cable sports broadcasters are ending their joint operation of the company that owns the Leafs, Raptors, and more.
After Toronto FC and CF Montréal announced home matches with fans, the Canadian government was still “reviewing the request”
It's unclear what's going to happen with these announced matches.
Canada’s TSN drew almost as many MLS Cup viewers as the U.S. broadcast on ABC, despite Canada having 1/10th the people
TSN averaged 748,000 MLS Cup viewers, while ABC averaged 823,000.
MLS Cup on ABC down almost 50 percent from 2018 on Fox and close to 2017 on ESPN, with earlier timing likely a...
The MLS Cup was previously held in December on Saturdays without much sports competition. But moving it up a month meant that it had to shift to Sunday to not conflict with ESPN college football coverage, and that saw it go head-to-head with the NFL.
ESPN’s Taylor Twellman addresses the year in US Soccer: World Cup debacle, MLS expansion, #SavetheCrew, and more
A wide-ranging interview with ESPN's lead soccer analyst about all the on- and off-field developments in 2017.
New York Red Bulls-Toronto FC match sees Altidore flop, tunnel ejections, disallowed goals, announcer shade
"I've traveled around the world and watched a lot of football, and I'd have to go back a long time in my aging memory banks to think of a game with more petulance in it than this one."
