BY TIM DAVID HARVEY
Superstars come and go in this league. Most make their mark but some fall by the courtside. There are legends and then there are legends of the fall. Sometimes hype becomes humi...
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Okay, so this may be a stretch. The best that Canada has ever done internationally is Olympic silver – in 1936. To put that into perspective, Adolf Hitler opened the games, and in the basketball fin...
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But if you're looking for the player some consider the next basketball prodigy, you'll have to go somewhere unusual to find him: Canada.
That's right. The land of Gordie Howe, Wayne Gretzky and Sid...
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erry Fox’s incredible story has been told numerous times on film, and rightfully so.
The Canadian runner who’d lost a leg to cancer, embarked on a cross-country foot race across Canada to help rais...
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Now in his seventh year with the Canadian team after spending years in the shadow of Steve Nash, Anderson has become the veteran leader of a young and aggressive group heading into the world champions...
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Keep in mind grading scales are for what teams accomplished individually. Some teams may have made very minor moves that fit their system perfectly while other teams may have made overpaid major moves...
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The NBA Draft is a night for budding prospects to finally realize their lifelong dreams – you’d think they’d be dressed appropriately. But as you’re about to see, perhaps the future collective bargain...
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Canada has produced exactly one stand-out NBA point guard in decades.
But national men’s team head coach Leo Rautins believes that drought will soon come to a spectacular end.
Seemingly out of n...
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I’ve always been a Steve Nash hater. Let’s just get that out there.
I’ve always thought that he’s a wormy, saccharine Canadian;a player whose abilities on the court are blown out of proportion by...
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With a couple of well-timed jerks, Steven Nash pulls the Suns and his nose back into a better position.
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