Arash Madani

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Living the dream. Believe in the Vikings and never Kirk Cousins. Jade's uncle. Losing parlays since 1998. Host of 'Flutie vs Stegall' on YT, Apple & Spotify

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Over in London, England working on a project. Figured I'd pop over to the Canadian bar for pucks in deep. Looks like hundreds had the same idea. Line-up to get in is two city blocks long to get into the Maple Leaf.

4-3, 30-all in the men's final in Toronto and the players had to stop when the entire stadium erupted, seeing the Mboko win on their phones. Amazing moment.

Everything on the line tonight. Gotta be there. SKOL --

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What did we learn from that loss to Switzerland, and the foolishness of the whole "decoy" thing with Davies? My piece for OneSoccer -

'What did we learn' from Canada's win over Qatar? Well, let us count the ways. My piece for OneSoccer -

Four points. Atop Group B. Control their own destiny. Could it be real? Be honest: you've wondered and hoped that yourself. On the eve of facing Switzerland in Vancouver, my piece for OneSoccer on this Canadian men's national team: They're letting us *actually* believe -

The Blue Jays are billing Game 4 as a bullpen game. But in reality, it can't be. After Varland goes as the opener, Toronto has to hand it off to the starter who kept their season afloat in the early part of the year. My Blue Jays postseason thoughts, powered by @BodogCA

Where Were You When...? My piece for OneSoccer on a signature day in Canadian sports history --

As indefensible and unjustifiable a decision as there has been in MLB Postseason history. My day-after take on the Game 5 debacle by the Blue Jays, who took 'how and why' fully out of the realm of possibility. * My MLB and Jays thoughts &amp; analysis are powered by @BodogCA *

Just not buying into Cody Fajardo being a championship QB. If Montreal wins today, it'll have to be because of everyone else. From Tim Hortons Field, Justin Dunk et moi set up Grey Cup 110 with some honest takes --

This Jose Berrios saga feels murky, strange and you have to believe has now fully eroded the trust between last year's opening day starter and the Blue Jays. My MLB thoughts are powered by Ozoon --

It takes a village. When Sydney Brown and his twin brother, Chase, left their London, ON home to play high school football in Florida, the Yates family opened their home to the two. So when Sydney became the 18th Canadian to win a Super Bowl, you know who was on the field --

Why Freddie Freeman, the hero of Game 1 of the World Series, plays for Canada --

Most Canadian Olympic athletes have community backing. In Wyatt Sanford's case, it's his entire village. Literally. Tomorrow, most of the 473 people who live in Kennetcook, N.S. will gather in Findley Park again. To watch Wyatt try to punch his ticket into the gold medal bout:

CANADA IS GOING TO THE OLYMPICS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MEN'S BASKETBALL SINCE SYDNEY 2000. They did it, they actually did it. All the ghosts of the past are gone. The narrative, changed.

An emotional, appreciative and reflective Vince Carter now that the Basketball Hall of Fame awaits him. On the influence he's had on Canadian basketball and then the tears in his eyes as he revealed he'll be headed into the Hall of Fame representing the Toronto Raptors --

When you watch Freddie Freeman walk up before taking an AB in this World Series, watch for the necklace Freeman is wearing. Everyone has their own story for this 2025 Fall Classic. This is part of Freddie Freeman's --

The full conversation with Jesse Marsch on: *The Copa America run *Learning how to win *What's next for the program *Roster continuity *Davies *How to develop depth, quickly * Recruiting players who *could* commit to Canada for 2026 *Marsch's future with Canada

When Bombers DB Michael Griffin played sports as a kid, his grandfather Jerry always came to watch, sitting on his lawn chair. In October, Jerry came to Winnipeg to watch Michael play in the CFL for the first time. Then, the unthinkable unfolded right there in the stadium -

The Great Christine Sinclair tells the world that her run wearing the Maple Leaf is over. Here's our look back at why + how No. 12 is the most important and influential athlete to ever suit up for a Canadian national team. *Producer, Anthony Memme; editor, Brodie Thiessen*

Canada's national men's basketball team visited Vimy Ridge yesterday. Real unique experience for players and staff. A real history lesson and true team-building exercise for the group before play opens tomorrow vs Greece. That's SGA and Olynyk laying a wreath at the monument

Four points. Atop Group B. Control their own destiny. Could it be real? Be honest: you've wondered and hoped that yourself. On the eve of facing Switzerland in Vancouver, my piece for OneSoccer on this Canadian men's national team: They're letting us actually believe -

As indefensible and unjustifiable a decision as there has been in MLB Postseason history. My day-after take on the Game 5 debacle by the Blue Jays, who took 'how and why' fully out of the realm of possibility. * My MLB and Jays thoughts & analysis are powered by @BodogCA *

The full conversation with Jesse Marsch on: The Copa America run Learning how to win What's next for the program Roster continuity Davies How to develop depth, quickly * Recruiting players who could commit to Canada for 2026 *Marsch's future with Canada

The Great Christine Sinclair tells the world that her run wearing the Maple Leaf is over. Here's our look back at why + how No. 12 is the most important and influential athlete to ever suit up for a Canadian national team. Producer, Anthony Memme; editor, Brodie Thiessen