Features
Juan Mendez – Canada’s Best Kept Secret
He has scored more points in college than Steve Nash, Jamaal Magloire, Todd MacCulloch, and Rick Fox. He was the third-leading scorer for Team Canada during the 2004 Four Nations Tournament in China. He is currently the third leading scorer in the NCAA and is averaging a double-double, with 24 points and 11 rebounds a night. If he played hockey, you would know his name, his stats and favorite foods, but basketball is the sport he chose and with that came obscurity and anonymity; until now. This is the story of Montreal’s Juan Mendez, a 6-8, 245lbs power forward who currently plays for the Purple Eagles at Niagara University. Juan Mendez was born on September 23, 1981, in Little Burgundy, Montreal’s rough and tumble southwest […]
BUZZING
FIBA
The Canadian basketball community is mourning the loss of Greg Francis, a former high school champion, a NCAA basketball star, an Olympian, a coach,...
NCAA
Texas Longhorns guard Marcus Carr has surpassed Juan Mendez and Andrew Nembhard to become Canada's all-time NCAA division I men's college basketball points and...
NBA
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander becomes just the fourth Canadian to be selected to an NBA All-Star Game.
G League
For years, Canadian basketball players have leveraged the G League to springboard their careers. Stay on top of all the Showcase Cup and regular...
NBA
Jamal Murray scored 26 points in the Denver Nuggets 128-125 overtime win over the Phoenix Suns to become the top Canadian scorer on NBA...
NBA
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander completed the most prolific scoring month by a Canadian basketball player in NBA history. A breakdown of his performance including facts, stats...
NBA
It was a historic day for Canadians in the NBA. A record three players scored 30+ points on the same date. A deep-dive through...
CEBL
The Scarborough Shooting Stars of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) have announced the signing hip-hop star J. Cole.