JOURNALISTS

Sebastian Clovis is a retired BC Lions player and television personality currently working as an HGTV home renovation host. Following leaving football, Sebastian trained as a construction contractor. He began as the host of Tackle My Reno in 2014 and proceeds to cohost the spinoff series Save My Reno.

David Amber is a prominent Canadian journalist. As of now, he works at Sportsnet as a reporter and host. Furthermore, David is best known for his time anchoring for Gate 5 Live, Raptors Pregame, and Raptors Post Up on NBA TV Canada as well as NHL On the Fly on the NHL Network. Moreover, he had been a reporter and anchor for ESPN and its family of networks.

Arda Ocal is a popular Canadian SportsCenter anchor currently a studio host at ESPN and the voice of the NHL Gaming World Championships. In October 2016, Arda started serving with ESPN on their esports coverage at the League of Legends World Championship semi-finals and finals, and BlizzCon 2016.

Jack Todd is a famous sports columnist and author. He has written for the Montreal Gazette since 1986. He has also authored several fiction and non-fiction books. Jack won the National Newspaper Award for sports writing in 2000. Further, he published his first work of fiction, Sun Going Down in 2008 based on his family history as constituted from letters and diaries.

Pierre LeBrun is a popular Canadian sportscaster and writer working as the TSN and RDS Hockey Insider and a Senior NHL Columnist for The Athletic. He came to TSN from ESPN, where he previously served for nine years as a hockey writer for ESPN.com.

Robin Black is a famous Canadian combat analyst and sports commentator. He is known for his signature word Bink! and formerly competed in mixed martial arts and former glam rock musician. Additionally, he has commentated for Karate Combat, WLC, TSN, CBS, and UFC.

Kaylyn Kyle (Full Name: Kaylyn McKenzie Kyle) is a retired Canadian soccer player and soccer broadcaster currently working as the lead host and analyst at MLS since 2023. She previously played for the Orlando Pride as a midfielder in the National Women’s Soccer League.

Cassie Campbell-Pascall is a noted former Canadian ice hockey player. Currently, she serves as a broadcaster for Sportsnet and ESPN. Cassie was the Canadian women’s ice hockey team captain during the 2002 Winter Olympics. She has also done modeling and hosted women’s hockey segments on TSN’s hockey broadcasts.