Steven Loung

National Bank Open: What to watch, match schedule for Monday

Steven Loung

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A contributor since 2013, Steven Loung has an unparalleled passion for sports that manifests in his work as both a writer and editor. With one of the most eclectic sports tastes in the newsroom, Steve can be found talking and writing about anything from as common as the NBA, MLB and NHL to anything as niche as boxing, IndyCar and even eSports.

Leylah Fernandez eliminated from National Bank Open, ending Canadian singles hopes

And then there were none. Leylah Fernandez, the last Canadian remaining at the National Bank Open, was eliminated Sunday by Naomi Osaka in the Round of 16. Sportsnet's Steven Loung has the story.

National Bank Open: What to watch, match schedule for Friday

Fan favourites fall, doubles action takes centre stage at National Bank Open

In something of a rarity, doubles action took centre stage Thursday at the National Bank Open presented by Rogers in Toronto. Steven Loung breaks down all the action.

National Bank Open: What to watch, match schedule for Monday

Rain wreaked havoc with the schedule on Sunday, but Monday has more action in store. Steve Loung sets the table for the National Bank Open presented by Rogers.

Williams and Andreescu's desire to keep fighting on display at NBO

The GROAT: Seven greatest moments of Lowry's remarkable Raptors career

Through nine exciting seasons, Kyle Lowry redefined what it meant to be a Raptor on his way to having what many consider to be the single greatest career in the franchise's history. Steven Loung lists the top moments.

NBA Rumour Roundup: LeBron, Lakers haven't talked 'seriously'

With free-agent negotiations set to begin later Tuesday, the NBA rumour mill is heating up. Sportsnet's Steven Loung looks at the latest across the Association.

Five players Raptors could take at No. 19 in NBA Draft

Why Spurs need to unleash Wembanyama in the clutch to even up NBA Finals

Victor Wembanyama's proven during the post-season as a whole that he's ready for anything. Steven Loung writes that if the Spurs are going to even up the NBA Finals in Game 4 it's time for them to fully unleash their seven-foot-four alien in the clutch.