Michael Grange

Ontario's Matthew Anderson loses rhythm, gains experience at Canadian Open

Michael Grange

Michael Grange joined Sportsnet in 2011 as a columnist for Sportsnet.ca and regular contributor to Sportsnet magazine. During his time at Sportsnet, Grange has become one of the network’s leading basketball analysts and regularly contributes to Prime Time Sports on Sportsnet 590 The FAN and Sportsnet Central.

Resilient Knicks snap drought with one of NBA's most remarkable playoff runs

The hard-fought 94-90 win topped a hard-fought series for the Knicks over the up-and-coming San Antonio Spurs, with the Knicks completing one of the most impressive playoff runs in NBA history.

How Canada's Yellamaraju found his way to the PGA Tour — through YouTube

NBA Finals Takeaways: Anunoby delivers defining moment as Knicks near title

Officially, historically, the craziest NBA Finals game of all time.

NBA Finals Takeaways: Knicks' task gets tougher as Spurs, Wembanyama fire back

Getting into the Garden should be a little easier for Game 4, but the Knicks' task of eliminating the Spurs just got a little harder.

Raptors commit to Bobby Webster's vision with long-term extension

NBA Finals Takeaways: Late letdown against Knicks puts Spurs in huge hole

The San Antonio Spurs will have to make history to prevent the New York Knicks from winning the NBA title. No team has ever rallied from a 2-0 deficit in the Finals after losing the first two games at home.

NBA Finals takeaways: Surging Knicks take Game 1 on road without their best stuff

The juggernaut that had won 11 straight playoff games against the Eastern Conference looked rusty at points against San Antonio, as might be expected coming off an eight-day layoff. But these surging Knicks were not going to be denied in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

In Spurs vs. Knicks, NBA gets dream Finals matchup

Canada Basketball drawing line on commitment under new coach Herbert

Between SGA, RJ and Nickeil, Canada Basketball has a formidable group on its hands. Deciding who won’t make the final 12-man rosters will be difficult, which is why lines are being drawn in the sand three years out under new head coach Gord Herbert. Michael Grange has the story.