CJCL-AM (Toronto, ON)

CJCL, also known on-air as Sportsnet 590, The Fan, is a sports radio station based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is owned and run by Rogers Media, part of Rogers Communications. The station's studios are situated in the Rogers Building at the intersection of Bloor and Jarvis in downtown Toronto, while its transmitters are positioned near Grimsby, high up on the Niagara Escarpment. CJCL offers a variety of programming, including local sports talk shows during the day, CBS Sports Radio at night, and live coverage of major sports events featuring the Toronto Blue Jays, Toronto Raptors, Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Marlies, Toronto FC, and Buffalo Bills.

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Pete DeBoer, and how NHL coaches have been sapped of all authority

1 day ago | sportsnet.ca | Justin Bourne

There was an era when NHL coaches had all the power. They ran their teams like jockeys atop thoroughbreds, providing vague directional guidance and motivation. No carrots and all sticks. As the one doing the work, if you didn’t like a coach, your choices were either learn to like them or fall in line. Players fell in line.
Hockey sexual assault trial: How we got here and what’s next

2 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Paul Grant

Content warning: This story includes allegations of sexual assault. LONDON, Ont. — After seven eventful weeks in court, the Crown and the defence have finished presenting evidence and calling witnesses in the trial accusing five former NHLers of a 2018 sexual assault. On June 9, all five primary lawyers for the accused will start presenting their closing submissions.
Under the radar fighters to watch at UFC 316: Van, Pyfer heavy favourites

2 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Mike Johnston

The pair of title fights at the top of the UFC 316 lineup are naturally receiving most of the attention during fight week, but, unlike last weekend’s disastrous Fight Night event, this weekend’s card boasts plenty of depth and quality throughout the undercard and prelims.
Patchy Mix looks to jump the line, prove he's the best with debut at UFC 316

3 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Mike Johnston

The UFC’s bantamweight divisions are front and centre this week at UFC 316. The men’s 135-pound title is on the line in the headliner featuring a rematch between current champion Merab Dvalishvili and former champ Sean O'Malley, while Julianna Peña will look to defend the women’s 135-pound championship against two-time Olympic gold medallist judoka Kayla Harrison in the co-main event.
Six thoughts on what sets up Oilers-Panthers Stanley Cup Final rematch

3 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Justin Bourne

With the series between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers finally set to begin on Wednesday, let’s talk about some of the things shaping what should be an unbelievable Stanley Cup Final. The Paul Maurice departure in December 2021I know two things about this event for sure: it was weird as hell, and Paul Maurice will never be entirely forthright about why he left the Jets, mostly because it would probably involve saying some hard truths about some of the guys that played for him.
Re-scoring Merab Dvalishvili vs. Sean O'Malley 1 ahead of UFC 316 rematch

4 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Aaron Bronsteter

UFC broadcasts are, if nothing else, consistent. CEO Dana White has always prioritized how UFC events look and feel, both for the home viewer and those in attendance. “Whatever is going on inside the Octagon, I can’t control,” White told Forbes earlier this year. “I’m looking at the broadcast and things that I like and don’t like.
Rogers brings pieces of Oilers’ hometowns to Edmonton for Stanley Cup Final

4 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Sonny Sachdeva

Jason Bright can still remember Connor McDavid before he was Connor McDavid, before the generational phenom was galloping down big-league sheets, clad in Edmonton Oilers colours, upending NHL history. Before the records and the trophies and the back-to-back Stanley Cup Final runs, McDavid was just another young hopeful in Newmarket, Ont., trying to hone his game. “He grew up on the street that we live on,” says Bright, a Newmarket hockey dad whose four kids all grew up immersed in the game, too.
Why McDavid, Barkov will be deciding factors in Stanley Cup rematch

4 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Adam Vingan

En route to winning their respective conferences, Connor McDavid and Aleksander Barkov delivered signature moments. As the Edmonton Oilers clung to a 3-2 lead against the Dallas Stars in Game 5 of the Western Final, McDavid turned on the afterburners, reaching a top speed of 22.1 m.p.h. on his breakaway goal. “That was a golden example of a big player making a big play in a big moment,” Oilers defenceman Darnell Nurse told reporters afterward.
Defending champion MacIntyre looking to make more magic at Canadian Open

5 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Adam Stanley

ALTON, Ont. – Bob MacIntyre authored one of the finest stories of 2024 on the PGA Tour schedule when he fell into the arms of his father, tears in his eyes and lifelong dream achieved a year ago. Now he’s hoping for a second chapter. The affable Scotsman who is quick with a smile comes into the RBC Canadian Open as the defending champion, looking to become the first golfer to go back-to-back since Jhonattan Vegas in 2016-17.
Closing arguments to begin next week at hockey sexual assault trial

5 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Paul Grant

Content warning: This story includes allegations of sexual assault. LONDON, Ont. — Lawyers for the defence said Monday they will not call any further witnesses or introduce other evidence in the trial of five former NHLers accused of a sexual assault in 2018. Court will next sit on June 9, when all five members of the defence will begin with closing submissions. Assistant Crown attorney Meaghan Cunningham will follow with her closing arguments after the defence lawyers have finished.