A committee within the Canadian Football League (CFL) has proposed a change to the rules governing how regular-season tie games are resolved. If the score remains tied after overtime, the new method would involve alternating plays from the opposition's three-yard line until one team scores and the other does not.

The Toronto Raptors are exceeding expectations at the midpoint of the season, positioning themselves for a potential playoff berth for the first time since 2022. This turnaround comes after a challenging previous season where the team was uncertain about its direction.

Tyrese Maxey led the Philadelphia 76ers to a decisive 115-102 victory over the Toronto Raptors, scoring 33 points and hitting six three-pointers. This performance highlights Maxey's growing role as a key player for the 76ers, showcasing his scoring ability and impact on the game.

Vancouver Canucks' all-star goalie Thatcher Demko has been sent back to Vancouver for medical evaluation of his latest injury, with the team's coach indicating he will be out for 'a week or two.' This development raises concerns about the team's performance as they navigate the season without one of their key players.

Toronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes has been named the NBA Eastern Conference player of the week, following a series of impressive performances that have highlighted his skills and contributions to the team. This recognition comes after Barnes led the Raptors to a narrow victory over the Portland Trail Blazers, scoring 28 points in that game.

Kyle Lowry made what is likely his final appearance in Toronto, as he awaited the opportunity to play during a game against the Philadelphia 76ers. Coach Nick Nurse's decision to call him from the bench depended on the game situation, particularly a significant lead for the 76ers.

Scottie Barnes made a crucial free throw with just 0.8 seconds remaining, leading the Toronto Raptors to a thrilling 116-115 overtime victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday. This win highlights the Raptors' resilience and ability to perform under pressure, especially in close games.

Doneil Henry made history as Toronto FC's first homegrown player when he signed with the team at the age of 17 in August 2010. This milestone marked a significant moment for the club, highlighting its commitment to developing local talent within the sport.