National Sports

OAKLAND, Calif. — The Golden State Warriors' investor who shoved Toronto guard Kyle Lowry during Game 3 of the NBA Finals won't attend any more games in the series, or the next season.

ROME — Mohammed Ahmed broke his own Canadian record in the men's 5,000 metres at a Diamond League event on Thursday. The St. Catharines, Ont., runner finished sixth in 12 minutes 58.16 seconds. Ahmed's previous record of 13:01.74 was set in 2016.

ANCASTER, Ont. — Although his students at the University of Florida weren't surprised that J.C. Deacon made the RBC Canadian Open, he was definitely taken aback.

Vancouver Canucks general manager Jim Benning has a lot of balls in the air these days. There's the upcoming NHL draft — which his team just happens to be hosting — plenty of meetings, and preparations for the opening of free agency July 1.

MONTREAL — Reigning drivers' champion Lewis Hamilton believes returning to an old-school style of racing would solve Formula One's ongoing problem with parity.

OAKLAND, Calif. — On a night when his team needed him to step up in a crucial NBA Finals game, Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry came through with a breakout performance.

Toronto FC will be missing some star power when it tries to end a six-game winless skid Friday night against a slumping Sporting Kansas City side.

A look at Canadian midfielder Jessie Fleming: AGE: 21. HOMETOWN: London, Ont. CANADA EXPERIENCE: 65 caps, eight goals. CLUB SIDE: UCLA (NCAA).

The world really is Jessie Fleming's oyster. Just 21, she already has won 65 caps and scored eight goals for Canada. And the cerebral midfielder from London, Ont.

NEW YORK — Gennady Golovkin is all too aware of what happened last weekend at Madison Square Garden. He promises a repeat monumental boxing upset won't occur Saturday night when he meets Canada's Steve Rolls.