Latest from Myles Dichter
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What to watch this weekend: McIntosh's drive for 5 and other key races
In Friday’s edition of CBC Sports’ daily newsletter, we look ahead to the most important remaining races at the swimming world championships in Singapore.
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Tale of the tape: McIntosh vs. Ledecky in the 800-metre freestyle
In Thursday’s edition of CBC Sports’ daily newsletter, we break down the most anticipated race of the swimming world championships: Summer McIntosh vs. Katie Ledecky in the 800-metre freestyle.
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Summer McIntosh is staring down another world record — but will she go for it?
In today’s edition of CBC Sports’ daily newsletter, we examine an interesting decision facing Canadian swimming superstar Summer McIntosh at the world championships.
3 seeded Canadians placed in separate quadrants at men's National Bank Open draw
Felix Auger-Aliassime, Denis Shapovalov and Gabriel Diallo were each placed in separate quadrants as the National Bank Open draw took place at Sobeys Stadium on Friday in Toronto.
Golden example: Valkyries provide Tempo a template for WNBA expansion success
The Golden State Valkyries entered the WNBA this season but are already in the mix for the playoffs. Their path to success - against the odds - could provide hope for the Toronto Tempo, who will begin play in the league next season.
THE BUZZER
Can Ilya Kharun steal the Canadian swimming spotlight?
In today’s edition of CBC Sports’ daily newsletter, we look at swimmer Ilya Kharun’s chances of reaching multiple podiums at the world championships in Singapore.
Canada's women's basketball team takes first step toward 2028 Olympics at FIBA AmeriCup
The journey to the L.A. Olympics in 2028 begins Saturday for Canada's women's basketball team with the start of the FIBA AmeriCup tournament in Chile.
New-look Canadian 3x3 basketball teams shoot for 1st-ever World Cup titles
On Sunday, a new chapter of Canadian 3x3 basketball will begin at the World Cup in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, with both the women's and men's teams set to compete for a title neither has ever won.
Can new coach Nell Fortner solve the mystery that is Canada's women's basketball team?
How can Canada's women's basketball team, full of talent and consistently ranked among the top five or 10, break through and win an Olympic medal? That is the task at hand for new head coach Nell Fortner.
Canada's Victoria Hayward, Athletes Unlimited aim for sustainable pro softball ahead of Olympic return
Victoria Hayward's mission to grow softball continues Saturday when she will suit up for opening day of the newest Athletes Unlimited Softball League season. The competition first began in 2020 with a fantasy-style, athlete-centred format — now, it's back for its first go-round as a more traditional, team-focused pro league.