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Even when the Leafs get things right, they eventually find a way to turn them wrong

Bianca Andreescu is beginning to seem like Serena Williams’s time-travelling doppelganger

August 11 Updated

The sad decline of Manchester United actually highlights how far the EPL has risen

Five new English Premier League players to watch

Blue Jays president Shapiro’s defence mechanism? Never admit there’s a problem

It didn’t take long for Aaron Sanchez to make a mockery of the Blue Jays

Félix Auger-Aliassime has that ‘it’ that defines future greatness in tennis

Blue Jays management is doing a great job – of whittling their team down

As the Jays charted a course to nowhere, Stroman lost his way

Van Damme’s Cyborg is my greatest summer-movie memory, for all the wrong reasons

‘Borderline lazy’ Shane Lowry becomes hero of Everymen everywhere with his win at British Open

At the Open Championship, a regular occurrence turns into a deeply macho standoff and provides tabloid entertainment

July 20 Updated

Tom Lehman, British Open champ in 1996, exits his final major with class and fond memories

Comedy vs. tragedy: Duval, McIlroy test different coping mechanisms after first round humiliations

McIlroy walks a fine line as he returns to Northern Ireland

From now on, all Tiger Woods has to do is show up, read his lines and cash his cheque

July 16 Updated

‘Clear mistake’ in officiating may enhance, not spoil, a classic World Cup final

Novak Djokovic: The least-appreciated, least-loved great player in tennis history

July 14 Updated

The praise goes to Simona Halep for her Wimbledon win – but all eyes should be on Serena Williams

The Federer-Nadal semi-final match was a near perfect facsimile of the classic of a decade ago

July 12 Updated