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Raptors vs. Pacers: Free Live Stream, TV Channel, How to Watch

The Indiana Pacers (9-31) will attempt to build on a three-game winning streak when hosting the Toronto Raptors (24-17) at 7 p.m. ET on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The matchup airs on FDSIN and TSN. The Raptors enter this game following a 115-102 loss to the 76ers on Monday. In their last game on Monday, the Pacers earned a 98-96 win over the Celtics. In the Raptors’ loss, Immanuel Quickley led the way with a team-high 18 points (adding six rebounds and zero assists...

Jays And Mets Make Offers To Tucker

It looks like we are going close to the finish line on the Kyle Tucker chase. The Mets have made a “short-term’ offer to Tucker. Apparently, they have offered $50 million a season for three-years. And the Blue Jays have made a longer term offer to him, but there are no details on their offer. […]

Kyle Lowry receives emotional ovation in Toronto

Last night’s Toronto Raptors game was so bad that it doesn’t warrant a recap. If you saw it, you know. If you didn’t, the Raptors got blown out by the Sixers, who welcomed back both Joel Embiid and Paul George into the lineup. It sucked. What didn’t suck, though, was Kyle Lowry entering the game […]

Nick Nurse has a complicated relationship with his frontcourt

The last two games for the Philadelphia 76ers have summed up their season in some ways. Both were against the Toronto Raptors. On Sunday, Philadelphia lost a tight game in overtime without Joel Embiid. There was enough good in the loss on Sunday for someone to be intrigued enough to watch the next game. Then […]

Maple Leafs Working To Bring In Brothers Before Trade Deadline

By going 8-0-2 in their last 10 games, the Toronto Maple Leafs have finally moved back into a playoff spot. This is a playoff team which had a rough start and needed some health. While the health hasn't exactly come back, a lot of players are contributing to the success. As it has been since the summer, the Maple Leafs need additions, even more so now that there is some open cap space and certain players that have shown they are disposable. Toronto hasn't been silent though. There have been at...

Looking into Bo Bichette’s Red Flags

It’s been widely reported that the Phillies are interested in Bo Bichette and met with him on Monday, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Maybe he signed with them (or someone else) by the time you read this. There are good reasons to like Bichette as a player. He hit .311 with […]

SnakeBytes 1/13: Skubal’s Epic Arbitration Case

Diamondbacks News D-backs’ Michael Soroka ready to represent Canada in World Baseball Classic by Wendy Lopez [Burn City Sports] “I’ve had this one circled on the calendar for a while, one that I really wanted to be able to do, for a multitude of reasons,” Soroka said Saturday ahead of Baseball Canada’s annual awards banquet, […]

Today in Blue Jays history: Rolen/Glaus trade

Eighteen years ago today. The trade was official on the 14th, but we got wind of it on the 12th, so let’s split the difference. In the middle of a very slow January for Blue Jays news, the Jays traded Troy Glaus to the Cardinals for Scott Rolen. As Hugo said in his post on […]

NHL Rumors: Canucks Trading Elias Pettersson Is Not Impossible

The idea of the Vancouver Canucks trading Elias Pettersson once felt untouchable, especially following his eight-year contract extension, which he is just in the second year of. That’s no longer the case. According to The Province’s Patrick Johnston , it would be “not impossible” for the Canucks to move their top center as the organization leans deeper into a true reset. Calls have come in, interest exists, and while nothing appears imminent, the fact Pettersson’s name is even circulating spea...

Game Review: Maple Leafs pass a big test in Colorado, extend points streak to 10

If there is a single 20-minute period that encapsulates just how far the Maple Leafs have come in their overall team game and five-on-five structure during this 10-game points streak, it was the second period of this 4-3 overtime win against Colorado. The Avalanche are far and away the best long-change team in the NHL, […] The post Game Review: Maple Leafs pass a big test in Colorado, extend points streak to 10 appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .

Craig Berube on the Leafs’ 4-3 OT win in Colorado: “We can compete with anybody in the league if we play the right way”

Craig Berube addressed the media after his team’s 4-3 overtime win over the Colorado Avalanche, which improved the Maple Leafs’ record to 23-15-7. On the team’s performance: Good team effort. Everybody was involved and contributed tonight. Big kill at the end of the third; that was obviously a big part of the game. The goalie […] The post Craig Berube on the Leafs’ 4-3 OT win in Colorado: “We can compete with anybody in the league if we play the right way” appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotst...

Offense comes to life as Sixers secure split in Toronto

If only they could shoot over 70% every half. The Sixers evened up the mini-series, beating the Toronto Raptors 115-102 Monday night, tying the season series at 2-2. Tyrese Maxey got off to such a hot start that no heroics were needed this night, leading all scorers with 33 points going 10-of-16 from the floor. […]

Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Colorado Avalanche – Game #45 Projected Lines, Preview & TV Info

Riding the momentum of a nine-game points streak, the Maple Leafs are hoping to pull off a feat no other team has accomplished this season at the Ball Arena in Denver, where the Avalanche are undefeated in regulation through 21 home games (10:00 p.m. EST, Sportsnet Ontario). Game Day Quotes Brandon Carlo on returning to […] The post Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Colorado Avalanche – Game #45 Projected Lines, Preview & TV Info appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .

Around the NHL: Coaching Change in Columbus, Reimer to Ottawa, Demko Hurting, More

As we get closer to the Olympic break, it seems like there are going to be two stories to follow in the NHL: is the arena ready in Milan yet? and who’s getting traded before the fifth of February? There was a flurry of action around the NHL on Monday. The biggest headline grabbing news was a surprise coaching change. But there were a couple notable contracts signed, a former Blackhawks prospect got called up and a veteran netminder might be done for the year. Let’s take a quick lap a...

Maccelli’s fit on the Nylander line, Carlo’s encouraging return, and where should McMann play in the lineup? – Maple Leafs Notebook

Earlier today, we explored the Maple Leafs’ improvements on special teams and at five-on-five in their recent 7-0-2 run back into the playoff mix. Before the Maple Leafs kick off a big road stretch tonight in Colorado, let’s jump into the Notes, Quotes, Tweets of the Week, and Five Things I Think I’d Do. Notes […] The post Maccelli’s fit on the Nylander line, Carlo’s encouraging return, and where should McMann play in the lineup? – Maple Leafs Notebook appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .

Better Know Your Blue Jays 40-Man: Addison Barger

Addison Barger was added to the Jays’ 40-man in November 2022 to protect him from the Rule 5 draft. He’s 26 and, in two seasons, he’s played 204 games for the Blue Jays, with a .229/.286/.422 line and 28 home runs. In 2025, he split time between third and right field, playing 91 games at […]