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NHL analyst Mike Johnson on Shane Pinto and the NHL Playoffs, FanDuel, Stéphane Matteau OT winner, Redblacks camp and Canadian Tennis.

Join us for an insightful and entertaining conversation with the incomparable Canadian tennis journalist, Stephanie Myles. With decades of experience covering the sport, Stephanie has become a trusted voice in tennis media known for her sharp opinions, in-depth analysis, and unparalleled dedication to covering the game. In this episode, we delve into her journey from a budding baseball journalist to a prominent figure in tennis reporting. We discuss her work with Open Court and the challenges of covering a global sport in an ever-changing media landscape. Stephanie also shares anecdotes from her time appearing on television, offering expert commentary and analysis for major tennis events, and what it takes to balance print, online, and broadcast journalism.

In this episode presented by Merchant of Tennis, we're joined by Irwin Tobias, a prominent figure in Canadian tennis scene. Irwin has played and worked in tennis for over 60 years, seeing the sport evolve from a grassroots seasonal community pastime to the incredibly popular year-round sport that it is today. He has the biggest rolodex in Canadian tennis!

TSN tennis analyst Mark Roe on four Canadians falling out at the US Open, what's going on with Félix Auger-Aliassime, tough to watch Shapovalov play and the role of Tennis Canada.

In this episode presented by Merchant of Tennis, we chat with one of Team Canada's heroes from last year's Billie Jean King Cup championship win, Marina Stakusic!

Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic broke a record for the most aces in a three-set match. Brock Richardson has that story and more on our Sports Update.

In hour two, Mike & Jason chat with Canadian tennis great Daniel Nestor ahead of his Canada Sports Hall of Fame induction (3:00), plus they talk some Canucks with radio PxP man Brendan Batchelor (27:00). This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Raheel sits down with Pierre Lamarche, a former Olympic Team Leader and Head Coach for Canada and Tunisia. Pierre is the CEO of All Canadian where he took care of Raheel up until the end of his junior career.

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In this episode presented by Merchant of Tennis, we are pleased to welcome Pierre Lamarche. Player, coach, mentor, captain, hall of famer and academy builder. There is no one who has contributed more to Canadian Tennis than him. Pierre is Canadian tennis royalty!

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In this episode presented by Merchant of Tennis, we are pleased to welcome Arash Madani from Rogers Sportsnet. He has covered and interviewed many of the top ranked players on the ATP and WTA. What are his inside views on professional tennis and Canada's Davis Cup victory? Did you know he can hit a mean ball!

From player, to broadcaster and now the President Of Hockey Operations in Philadelphia... Keith Jones is on the pod to talk about his new role in the City of Brotherly Love and to talk some Flyer Hockey.   With Keith gone, in comes Damien Cox for the last 20 minutes today to briefly talk about what Kyle Dubas is up to in Pittsburgh & gives us a breakdown on where the state of tennis is at in Canada today.

JD Bunkis kicks off the show today with the good, the bad, and the ugly of a 1-0 Blue Jays loss last night. How impressive has Kikuchi been this year? Why was Biggio in there and what is Varsho doing hitting 5th? (00:01) CBC.ca and Sportsnet.ca writer Vivek Jacob joins JD to then go over the rumors surrounding the Toronto Raptors and Pascal Siakam. How have they still not budged off their asking price for Pascal? Do the guys like the rumored package to be on the table? What should the market be for Siakam too? The guys then look at the National Bank Open and why a casual sports fan should care. What has happened to the momentum behind Canadian Tennis? (11:23) JD closes out the day with his thoughts on Kyle Dubas comments that the Leafs were in for Erik Karlsson (45:32). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

In hour two, Mike & Jason preview the Blue Jays invasion of Seattle ahead of their series versus the Mariners w/ KJR's Dave "Softy" Mahler, plus the boys are joined by Canadian tennis star Félix Auger-Aliassime. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

In hour one, Mike & Jason look back at the previous day in sports, plus they chat with Canadian Tennis Pro Rebecca Marino. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

(0:00) Marks talks about the start of his Career and working with TSN(8:00) Preparation for sports reporting(10:30) O'Reilly deal and How the leafs look going into the playoffs(12:30) Leafs vs Lightning playoff matchup(14:10) Dubas' thoughts going into the deadline(16:00) Matthew Knies ready to make the NHL jump(18:45) O'Reilly position in the forward lineup(19:48) Mark's thoughts on Goalie matchup(22:15) Stanley Cup predictions(24:50) State of Canadian Tennis and Netflix Break Point

Matt Galloway talks to Canadian tennis player Felix Auger-Aliassime about his rise through the global rankings, and that win against the legendary Rafael Nadal.

Producer Pranav caught up with Canadian Tennis Player Felix Auger Aliassime, as part of his specials focusing on the Tennis Players currently in the UAE. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode features renowned tennis coach Casey Curtis, the man that developed the game & lethal serve of Canadian major finalist Milos Raonic. Curtis explains how his parternship with Raonic came to be, how they perfected one of the best serves in tennis history, & why they elected to remain in Canada to train in a much colder climate. The veteran coach gives his opinions on various topics related to high performance coaching, explains why he elected to relocate to Florida, & gives his outlook for Canadian tennis in the near future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two interviews for the price of one on todays episode of the podcast.   First, we bring in Arash Madani to catch us up on all of the Canadian Soccer news heading into the FIFA World Cup in Qatar before moving on to a preview of tonights World Series matchup between the Houston Astros and the Philadelphia Phillies. Before Arash leaves, we make sure to get in some Canadian tennis talk with our country's young star Felix Auger Alliasime recent stellar play.   Matt Sekeres hops on the podcast for the second half of the show as the three discuss the dumpster fire that is the Vancouver Canucks start to the NHL season.

Host Bradley Falkner brings you the Wild West Tennis Podast: Tennis in the Americas. The podcast covers all things tennis in North, Central & South America. ➡️Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHvJsy7PezicDNlLm8Wkmbw/join

In this episode presented by Merchant of Tennis, we are pleased to welcome back Nikki Carnovale and Rachel Gould, the founders of Inspire Through Sport. Inspire Through Sport is an organization designed to provide programs, courses, resources, and hands-on experience, and to foster inspirational leadership development. The Ontario Tennis Association, along with The Tennis Professionals Association (TPA), the coaching arm of Tennis Canada, has partnered with Inspire Through Sport to deliver this amazing pilot mentorship program for girls aged 14-17. Listen to Rachel and Nikki as they take us through the organizations vision and how important female role models were in their early years as players and coaches.

(00:00) Vivek's journey as a sports journalist; (14:00) his story on Bianca Andreescu and her battles with mental health; (19:00) Federer's career and state of men's tennis and rise of Alcaraz; (32;30) Canadian tennis, is Felix Auger-Aliassime getting better?; (44:30) Raptors talk: are they a 50 win team?; And who are favourites in the NBA this year; (1:11:00) Manchester United talk:: is Erik Ten Hag the right man in charge

Tobin welcomes Canadian Tennis star Bianca Andreescu to the podcast. Bianca talks about her stellar 2019 year which included winning the Canadian and US open and trying to get back to that form. Bianca also opens up about taking social media breaks, recovering from injuries, and the importance of not letting people get the best of you. Check Out The Episode Here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the second hour of the show Matt Cauz and Carlo Colaiacovo are joined by Mike McIntyre of Match Point Canada podcast to chat about the state of Canadian Tennis. We also discuss the FedEx Cup playoffs, Jays struggling and we play Truth or False

It's been a huge week for Canadian Tennis and we get a chance to speak with Pam Shriver from ESPN and The Tennis Channel about the state of Canadian Tennis both Women's and Men's. Bianca and Layna have a terrific chance to make a run in the post Serena era and then we get her thoughts on Serena Williams who will leave the game after The US Open. We close with a visit from Ben Wagner (30:00) who after speaking with many members of the Blue Jays they still have no explanation for the difference in performance home vs away. Jose has been either really good or really bad, no games in between. Team is still 16-6 in games he starts and he's perfect at home. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

Guest: Joe Wood, Director of Player Development, Tennis BC

In this episode, fresh off their National Bank Open appearances, we chat with two of the best junior players in Canada and the world, Vicki Mboko, 15, from Burlington and Kayla Cross, 17, from London. The pair had just finished a fantastic doubles match in the main draw of the National Bank Open in Toronto when they visited the ONTENNIS Podcast studio to talk about their experience playing singles and doubles in their first WTA event, their recent success in Junior Grand Slams as well as their first pro tennis titles. They also take us through their early days playing OTA tournaments, their training with Tennis Canada and their recent travels around the globe playing junior and pro events. This is a must-listen-to podcast for every young competitive tennis player who wants to achieve their dream!

In this episode, fresh off their National Bank Open appearances, we chat with two of the best junior players in Canada and the world, Vicki Mboko, 15, from Burlington and Kayla Cross, 17, from London. The pair had just finished a fantastic doubles match in the main draw of the National Bank Open in Toronto when they visited the ONTENNIS Podcast studio to talk about their experience playing singles and doubles in their first WTA event, their recent success in Junior Grand Slams as well as their first pro tennis titles. They also take us through their early days playing OTA tournaments, their training with Tennis Canada and their recent travels around the globe playing junior and pro events. This is a must-listen-to podcast for every young competitive tennis player who wants to achieve their dream!

TSN Reporter Mark Masters joined OverDrive to chat about the allegations within Hockey Canada, the effect it has on the current World Junior roster, the new and old additions to the team, leadership needed from McTavish for this year's tournament and his expectations for Canadian Tennis stars at the National Bank Open.

Guest hosts Bik Nizzar & Israel Fehr get rowdy during #AskUsAnything Friday, plus they talk the latest in Canadian Tennis with Associate Editor of News at The Athletic Lukas Weese.  This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Andrew "Hustler" Paterson and Michael Remis continue to react to yesterday's Pierre-Luc Dubois press conference and are joined by guests: Darren Haynes of the Canadian Press on the Matthew Tkachuk trade (27:04), Ken Wiebe of Sportsnet.ca (55:32) and Canadian Tennis pro Vasek Pospisil (1:43:18).

Long time Tennis journalist and host of Match Point Canada podcast Mike McIntyre joins First Up to chat about the Nadal vs Djokovic epic, if that is the greatest rivalry in sports, is Nadal the GOAT, bright future of Canadian Tennis and more!

Friend of the podcast, current writer for Sportsnet and former co-host of Primetime Sports with Bob McCown joins the show to talk some Toronto Sports. The three break down game between the Toronto Maple Leafs & the Tampa Bay Lightning. We talk the loose whistles from the referees, the incredible defence from Toronto and what we should expect from this series after the 5-0 Leafs win in game 1. We also talk about the recent play from the Toronto Blue Jays as we note how they have yet to drop a series despite them not playing their best baseball before we move on to discussing our Canadian tennis stars competing this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you've found that the way your organisation does things isn't working for you any more, rather than flogging a dead horse, why not try a new way of thinking?In this episode of The Melting Pot, Roger L Martin, author, advisor, speaker, and one of the world's top business thinkers, shares how he turned Canadian Tennis around, as well how he took the Rotman School of Management and transformed it into Canada's #1 business school, on a limited budget. Now when company leaders come to him for help, his response is to first break the spell of their current way of thinking. But how can you transform your way of thinking? Download and listen to this insightful episode to find out more. On today's podcast:Business writing in the academic worldElevating the Canadian Tennis FederationA New Way to ThinkWhy strategy and execution are the same thingWhy he doesn't believe in OKRs Links:Book: A New Way to Think: Your Guide to Superior Management EffectivenessTwitter: @RogerLMartinLinkedIn: Roger L MartinWebsite: Roger Martin

Just Bob and Jon today as the two discuss Canadian tennis, specifically Felix Auger Aliassime's first tournament win, our Olympic men's and women's hockey teams and Bob shares a story of his and John's time at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Canadian tennis player Liam Draxl joins Ben Lewis of Match Point Canada for a wide-ranging interview on his promising young career. The 20-year-old native of Newmarket, Ontario is coming off his first career ITF singles titles in Mexico, and has moved up to 611 in the ATP rankings. He is also coming off an outstanding collegiate season at Kentucky. Draxl was named the ITF National Player of the Year after his sophomore campaign, compiling a 25-3 record in singles. Have a listen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen to the Best of Tennis Channel Inside-In, with the highlights from interviews with 11 different pro tennis players. The Players Show features all the emotion, honesty, and humor that you'd expect from some of the most familiar faces in our game. Hosted by Mitch Michals Genie Bouchard on Canadian Tennis, Fame and social media (00:49-08:01) Frances Tiafoe describes going to war with Djokovic, his young fans, and his nickname (08:17-14:24) Jennifer Brady on the rise of college tennis players in the pro game & her American era (14:44-18:45) Ajla Tomljanovic recaps her intense Wimbledon match with Ostapenko & London experience with her boyfriend Matteo Berrettini (19:09-27:49) Tennys Sandgren finds out his first round French Open opponent during our interview (28:05-31:25) Coco Vandeweghe on her unique approach, doubles with Ash Barty, & what her ideal "swan song" would be (31:42-36:52) Taylor Townsend on motherhood, tennis, & her favorite hobbies (37:10-44:25) Hubert Hurkacz explains how it all came together en route to winning the 2021 Miami Open (44:45-49:43) Marta Kostyuk describes the emotional whirlwind of her successful Roland Garros run (50:05-57:21) Shelby Rogers on being a late bloomer, competing against the best, and her Tampa Bay Lightning Fandom (57:53-1:04:16) Lauren Davis explains where her fighting spirit comes from & why she loves taking pictures with tall tennis players (1:04:34-1:08:07)

Listen to the Best of Tennis Channel Inside-In, with the highlights from interviews with 11 different pro tennis players. The Players Show features all the emotion, honesty, and humor that you'd expect from some of the most familiar faces in our game. Hosted by Mitch Michals Genie Bouchard on Canadian Tennis, Fame and social media (00:49-08:01) Frances Tiafoe describes going to war with Djokovic, his young fans, and his nickname (08:17-14:24) Jennifer Brady on the rise of college tennis players in the pro game & her American era (14:44-18:45) Ajla Tomljanovic recaps her intense Wimbledon match with Ostapenko & London experience with her boyfriend Matteo Berrettini (19:09-27:49) Tennys Sandgren finds out his first round French Open opponent during our interview (28:05-31:25) Coco Vandeweghe on her unique approach, doubles with Ash Barty, & what her ideal "swan song" would be (31:42-36:52) Taylor Townsend on motherhood, tennis, & her favorite hobbies (37:10-44:25) Hubert Hurkacz explains how it all came together en route to winning the 2021 Miami Open (44:45-49:43) Marta Kostyuk describes the emotional whirlwind of her successful Roland Garros run (50:05-57:21) Shelby Rogers on being a late bloomer, competing against the best, and her Tampa Bay Lightning Fandom (57:53-1:04:16) Lauren Davis explains where her fighting spirit comes from & why she loves taking pictures with tall tennis players (1:04:34-1:08:07) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark Roe from TSN Tennis joins Stephen Boughton on The Slice to discuss the years that the top 4 Canadian tennis players had. 0:00 - Intro 1:07 - Mark Re-Caps Amazing US Open 5:50 - Shapovalov Year in Review 11:19 - Felix Year in Review 18:00 - Bianca Year in Review 23:08 - Leylah Annie Year in Review MERCH: https://www.theslicetennis.com/shop Support our work by supporting our sponsors: FREE Trial of TopCourt - https://www.topcourt.com/n/theslice

Benny and Bo connect with Pittsburgh Steelers superstar WR, Chase Claypool, on the start to his season plus his upcoming UNINTERRUPTED Canada & NFL Canada documentary, Northern Ties (TSN, Oct. 8). Benny and Bo also discuss Leylah Fernandez's remarkable run at the US Open, and dig deep into the Calgary Stampeders' start to the season with the QB himself. Donation Station is full of fun picks including a unique way to watch the games, according to Bo Levi Mitchell. An UNINTERRUPTED Canada podcast presented by DraftKings. Download the DraftKings app now and use promo code BENNYANDBO for your shot at millions of dollars in total prizes.

President and CEO of Tennis Canada - MICHAEL DOWNEY - joins the show for a very informative Wednesday episode.  The three ponder the question, with so much recent success, is this the golden age of Canadian Tennis? Michael tells us everything we need to know about what Tennis Canada has done over his time to cultivate the next generation of professional Tennis players in the country. We talk about the National Tennis Centre located in Montreal and what the program has meant for the success of our high performing athletes on the ATP right now. We find out about the different approaches they have taken to find and develop success, what they plan on doing going forward and discuss the success we have already seen from our young stars today.

Topic 1: Part two of our three part series looking at the Edmonton Oilers Offseason. This week we break down the Defence and discuss if GM Ken Holland has done enough to improve the backend!  Topic 2: After Leylah Fernandez amazing run all the way to the final of the US Open! It's time to ask if we are watching the "Golden Age of Canadian Tennis"? Topic 3: The Blue Jays are the Hottest team in Baseball, and after humiliating the Orioles over the weekend, they find themselves chasing down a wildcard spot!  

TSN US Open correspondent Mark Roe joins First Up to discuss the US Open final, the poise both on the court and public speaking demonstrated by Leylah Annie Fernandez, and the bright future of Canadian tennis.

On this week's episode we're talking about the first week of the NFL Season, Preview a few of the Week 1 matchups, we review the first week of NCAAF, including the games we liked, upsets and disappointments. We make our preseason NFL Playoff picks and make our picks for week 1 of the Into Sports and Stuff Survivor Football Pool, and a pair of Canadian Tennis players are off to the Semis of the US Open. Hosk has lots of stuff to talk about including the Blue Jays making a push for the playoffs with a sweep of the A's and taking the first 2 of 4 against the Yankees, Patrick Cantlay wins the FedEx Cup over Jon Rahm, the Canadiens choose not to match the offer sheet to Kotkaniemi and instead trade for Christian Dvorak from Arizona, and AEW's All Out PPV doesn't disappoint with a pair of former WWE stars making their debuts on the program to steal the show. To close the show Jones takes us through another segment of The Grill where we answer some NFL preseason prop questions. Finally, our Rare Stakes segment is back, watch for our picks on our social media this weekend and we will review on next week's episode. Get yourself a pair of MeUndies and receive 20% off your first order by following the link - http://getcomfy.in/v/intosportsandstuff Visit TeePublic for all your Into Sports and Stuff Merchandise Needs - http://tee.pub/lic/intosportsandstuff Follow us on Twitter: @IntoSportsStuff Follow us on Instagram: @IntoSportsandStuff

President of Tennis Canada Michael Downy joins Aaron Korolnek and Carlo Colaiacovo on First Up to discuss Leylah Annie Fernandez advancing to the US Open Final, Felix Auger Aliassime's semi-final match tonight, and why the future is so bright for Tennis Canada.

Here's another jam packed edition of the Tall Can Audio podcast with Michaela Schreiter and Matt Robinson. Please take a second to leave a rating and review for the show there on your podcast app. It only takes a moment and helps a great deal. On the agenda today: the usual craft beer talk, songs originally sung by women that men can't help but sing along to, the Ottawa Senators sign their General Manager to a new contract and whether or not he's earned it, Canadian Tennis players continue to bust through at the US Open, the Toronto Blue Jays have absolutely fought their way back in to the Major League Baseball Wild Card race, Chris Johnston leaves Sportsnet and Hockey Night in Canada for the Toronto Star and where that leaves hockey broadcasts in Canada and so much more. We've jam packed this mug of TCA as full of content as we could and we think you're going to love it. Follow Michaela on Twitter and IG @Schreids and get her craft beer adventures @CraftedInTheCapital. Follow the show on Twitter & Instagram @TallCanAudio.

On today's show, Rob challenges his listeners to take what athlete's say socially with a grain of salt, rips the Simon Fraser University decision to go to the NCAA, and talks Blue Jays, Canadian Tennis, The NHL, and NFL as well. Presented by Equity.Guru

Ben Ennis and Stephen Brunt host. Blue Jays pitcher Ryan Borucki talks about working his way back from injury with the Buffalo Bisons (22:32). Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon shares his thoughts on the Jesperi Kotkaniemi offer sheet and the organization's mentality behind the offer (32:31). WFAN's Sweeny Murti discusses the Yankees, Gerrit Cole's Cy […]

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No guest on today's show as Bob and John go over some of the recent headlines in the Sports World. The two discuss MLB's "Field of Dreams Game" that took place last night and also had a conversation about the hopeful Toronto Blue Jays as they try their best to hunt down that final AL Wild Card spot.  We aslo discuss the state of Tennis in Canada, Bianca Andreescu's loss in Montreal and how come Canada hasn't had a "legit" number one in the sport yet? We end the show with the news of single game sports betting coming to Canada. What does it mean for sport and what should we expect in the future?

She's the 2019 world number one junior tennis player. Still only 18 years old, the Canadian competitor has just finished a very respectable Olympic debut. Fernandez won her opening match, and only fell short against Barbora Krejcikova, who happens to be this year's French Open winner in both singles and doubles. But if you think this young player finds solace in being outplayed only by a current grand slam winner, you'd be sorely underestimating the competitor's mind. Fernandez hates to lose. Period. She also hates it when so-called tennis experts dismiss athletes who don't have classic physiques. Fernandez is adamant that you needn't be a giant to thrive in sport. All it takes is for coaches and federations to recognize and work with a player's raw attributes. She makes it very clear to Anastasia, Instinct and drive can take it from there.

TSN's Mark Roe joins The Drive to talk about Wimbledon, and the state of Canadian Tennis

AJ and Lee start the hour by talking about the state of Canadian Tennis, and discuss Denis Shapovalov's semifinal exit at Wimbledon. Then they're joined by TSN's Dave Poulin to talk some hockey

Tim talks to Jon Wertheim (27:27) about the impressive play of Denis Shapovalov at Wimbledon and how Felix Auger-Aliassime can learn from his exit. Arash Madani (36:30) says Canadian Tennis is just getting started with its young stars and the CFL's potential partnership with the XFL will never happen. James Sharman (56:31) tells us how […]

Just Bob and John today as the two attempt to fit everything that happened in the sports world this weekend, into one hour.  The two begin with the aftermath of yet another disappointing Olympic Qualifying tournament performance from the Canadian Men's basketball team as the gentlemen shift focus to the much more successful Women's squad led by Kia Nurse.  Staying on basketball the two discuss the NBA Finals, as the Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns compete for the Larry O'Brien Trophy. We wonder if this is the end of the "Big 3" era as the game morphs back to a more team oriented style of play. Bob briefly brings up soccer and the TFC woes, the two discuss the 4 All stars from the Toronto Blue Jays, Shohei Ohtani's historic season, Canadian Tennis and to end the show the gentlemen discuss the Stanley Cup Final - Is it over? or will the Canadiens pull off yet another cinderella story?

SI Tennis Writer Jon Wertheim joins Game Day to chat about the Australian Open, most top seeds remaining around the quarter finals, the early exit for Canadian Tennis players, rust for Bianca, age not being a major factor in Tennis anymore and much more!

TSN Maple Leafs reporter Mark Master joins Game Day to chat about the upcoming Leafs vs Senators series, his thoughts on the Leafs second line, the loss to the Habs and his thoughts on Canadian Tennis players not making QF's.

Ben Lewis from Match Point Canada (Tennis Canada's Official Podcast) joins Stephen on The Slice Tennis Podcast to talk about US Open drama, Adria Tour drama, and Canadian tennis during the pandemic. Subscribe and leave a review!

ESPN Tennis Analyst Patrick McEnroe joined OverDrive today following the positive Covid test and questionable videos from Novak Djokovic. Patrick touched on that and whether this will tarnish his legacy. As well on the Canadian Tennis contingent and what he's expecting from Bianca, Milos, Denis and company gong forward.

ESPN Tennis Analyst Patrick McEnroe joined OverDrive today following the positive Covid test and questionable videos from Novak Djokovic. Patrick touched on that and whether this will tarnish his legacy. As well on the Canadian Tennis contingent and what he's expecting from Bianca, Milos, Denis and company gong forward.

Canadian Tennis pro Vasek Pospisil joins the show to discuss his timeline for getting back into playing shape and the concerns around returning to play with the threat of the Coronavirus. He also touches on whether or not the positive Covid tests in Europe will have an affect of Tennis going forward. Lastly, he acknowledges the difference between decision making while playing a team sport versus an individual sport.

In this episode we speak to Ben from Match Point Canada and get his thoughts on whether Djokovic will accept the vaccine when tennis returns. We also review the amazing tennis talent that is growing in Canada right now.We discuss with him the current state of tennis and how it can move forward in this current climate.5:35 Canadian Tennis is moving on up!11:00 Djokovic against the vaccine20:00 The return of Vasek PospisilIf you are enjoying our content then please hit those LIKE and SUBSCRIBE buttons!#MatchPointCanada #TennisCanada #Tennis

Dan Riccio and Josh Goldberg talk about the latest news with the postponement of the Olympics, and headlines from around the world of hockey. They are joined by WHL Commissioner Ron Robison, Todd Furlong talks Olympics, former NHLer Georges Laraque, and Canadian Tennis pro Vasek Pospisil.

Pinder & Steinberg live from the OSTEN & VICTOR Tennis Centre, breakdown the Flames’ dramatic OT loss to the Predators, 2000 Olympic Gold Medalist and Canadian Tennis great Daniel Nestor and the Daily Flames’ Roundtable.

This week’s set of stories: #1. A Canadian tennis player called Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer ‘a little bit selfish’ for not speaking out about the poor air quality at the Australian Open (businessinsider.com) #2. Caroline Wozniacki accuses opponent of gamesmanship during Australian Open win (CNN.com) #3. French tennis pro Elliot Benchetrit blasted online for asking Australian Open ball girl to peel banana (foxnews.com) #4. Sharapova Uncertain About Future After Loss at the Australian Open (nytimes.com) #5. “She is Angry” - Serena WIlliams’ Coach Patrick Mouratoglou Opens up on Australian Open Loss (essentiallysports.com) #6. My mom and I discuss Andy Murray’s documentary ‘Resurfacing’ Follow us on Instagram for more! @lovealltennistalkshow

The mainframe weekend edition of the program on the TSN Radio Network, as Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the Bulls & Bears of sport business, hour 1 of the show features a rundown of the Podium powered by Purica including the Houston Astros cheating scandal, a look at Canadian Tennis with Mark Roe, the NFL playoffs with Greg Bishop and more with Rick Horrow.

TSN Tennis reporter for the TV and Radio side, Mark Roe joined The Sport Market on TSN1040 to help tee up the Australian Open in terms of Canadian content and TV business, as well the season upcoming as a whole for the Canadian tennis wave.

On this weeks episode we caught up with Canadian Tennis player Milos Raonic during his winter training camp in the Bahamas. Milos spoke about all thing Nutricion, performance and recovery and his approach to that during the long tennis season. Power Kitchen is Toronto Based Meal Prep Delivery Service. We cater to both high performance athletes and weekend warriors looking to get in better shape. Check out our menu at www.powerkitchen.ca and don't forget to use code "podcast" to get 20% off your first order!

What would you do if the Bank if the bank accidentally deposited 120 000$ into your bank account? We also talk Canadian Tennis player Bianca Andreescu winning the U.S Open. Subscribe to the show: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-taz-show/id1356254663

Here are 5 things we can learn from 19-year-old Canadian Tennis champion Bianca Andreescu that can help us get our shift together.

Tom Mayenknecht joined Brook & Stu to discuss the bulls and bears of sports business.

Jonas Siegel co-hosting for Bryan today and in hour 1 they discuss on who might wear the C for the Maple Leafs in the near future, TSN Reporter Mark Masters joins to chat Canadian Tennis as Andreescu eliminated Bouchard at the Rogers Cup last night

Milos Raonic, Indian Wells’ winner Bianca Andreescu and now the male pair of Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime are just a few of the stars flying the Canada flag high at the moment, so BBC Sportsworld takes a look at what could be in store for Canada's brightest tennis stars. Canadian tennis writer Stephanie Myles, former Canadian number 1 ranked singles player Carol Zhao and Andre Labelle - National Coach at Tennis Canada, join us explain why there's been a sudden increase in talent and why it seems the majority of their emerging stars are actually coming from immigrant backgrounds.

Tyler Mislawchuk was the first Canadian to win the Triathlon World Cup in six years. He fights through an illness to chat with Christian. MJBL President Jamie Bettens stops by to talk the new MLB season. And Mark Arndt, Executive Director of Tennis Manitoba, thinks we're in the Golden Age of Canadian tennis. 

At the top of the show, Brenda, Shireen, and Lindsay talk about ESPN releasing the NCAA WBB bracket early and ruining the party- literally. [2:11] Then the crew talk about the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 bid process and some of the countries vying to host, and what is means for the future of women's football. [7:37] Brenda chats with elite Powerlifter and Cultural Anthropologist Dr. Melissa Forbis about the sport, strength and feminism. [21:12] The women talk about Mental Health awareness and the NBA plus Adam Silver's unnecessary and tone deaf commentary. [39:01] Of course, you’ll hear the Burn Pile, [49:54] our Bad Ass Woman of the Week, starring the Canadian Tennis player Biana Andreescu, [57:01] and an extra long segment of what is good in our worlds. Because why not? [1:02:28] To help support the Burn It All Down podcast, please consider becoming a patron: www.patreon.com/burnitalldown For BIAD merchandise: teespring.com/stores/burn-it-all-down For more info check our website: www.burnitalldownpod.com Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/BurnItDownPod; Facebook: www.facebook.com/BurnItAllDownPod/; and Instagram: www.instagram.com/burnitalldownpod/

ESPN Tennis Analyst Chris McKendry joins First Up with Michael and Carlo to discuss Bianca Andreescu's win at Indian Wells, her potential, Canadian Tennis and more.

On this weeks episode of Sportsfeld Jake & Zubes chats about:00:30 - Time Change02:00 - The Early March Sports Blues03:10 - Introducing Kaitlyn McGrath03:40 - Kaitlyn's First Spring Training05:15 - Is Every Drill Just Catch?7:00 - The Switch From Editor To Beat Reporter10:00 - Something Fun About A Bad Team12:00 - Bo Bichette Getting Called Up? No.16:10 - How Do You Not Get Sick Of Your Teammates?18:30 - Introducing Yourself To Vladdy Jr.21:30 - Night Tennis Is My Favourite Tennis!22:00 - Milos Has Plateaued But Reliable23:30 - The Future: Felix & Dennis26:10 - A Young & Exciting Future30:00 - Which Canadian Could Win A Major?33:30 - Working vs. Fandom42:00 - Camp Talk: Tennis & GolfMailbag:45:13 - Cutoff For Being Short & Tall?48:10 - What Is The Best Richard Kind Role?50:10 - How Long Will A-Rod & JLo Last?51:55 - What's Your Favourite Toronto Athlete Commercial?53:30 - Why Don't We Leave The Clocks Alone?56:25 - Any Book Recommendations?59:25 - One Free Agent To Sign With The Jays?1:00:42 - Any Good Shwarma Recommendations?1:03:00 - What Age Is Middle Age?1:04:20 - Big Shiny Tunes Talk1:10:00 - Sad / NotSad

The boys talk about their online dating adventures, The Bachelor, sports, lactose intolerance, and what would be our ideal first date with Canadian Tennis star, Eugenie Bouchard.