During Tuesday’s national broadcast of Game 4 between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens, broadcaster Ron MacLean appeared to make an attempt at a homophobic — or at least insensitive — ...

Ron MacLean says he will return to “Hockey Night in Canada” next season, but his weekly workload will be lighter, with Sportsnet confirming it has canceled “Rogers Hometown Hockey,” the show that ...

Ron MacLean believes Team Canada could have a new legendary pairing at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The Olympic men’s hockey event will take place from February 11 to 22 in Milan and Cortina.

On Friday, former NHL player Sean Avery showed up on fubo Sports Network‘s Drinks with Binks to talk about a few different topics, including Don Cherry’s firing from Sportsnet. Avery defended Cherry, ...

Hockey Night in Canada host Ron MacLean left his co-anchor cringing Tuesday night, after the 61-year-old sportscaster made a bizarre joke that appeared to have homophobic connotations. The insensitive ...

Canadian hockey fans will be seeing a little less of Ron MacLean next season. Sportsnet confirmed to The Athletic's Sean Fitz-Gerald that it has cancelled Hometown Hockey, a show that travelled to a ...

Sportsnet began Sunday’s broadcast ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ contest against the Chicago Blackhawks with an apology from Ron MacLean in Welland, Ont. Maclean echoed similar remarks in a couple ...

During Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals, CBC Sports broadcaster Ron MacLean had a contentious debate with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman about franchises drowning in red ink. Less than 24 hours later, ...

It would appear that there are those who have seen enough of Ron MacLean, specifically as it pertains to the treatment of his longtime friend, or perhaps now former fried, Don Cherry. Last week, ...

Ron MacLean, the longtime broadcast partner of hockey commenter Don Cherry, attempted to address the derisive comments that led to Cherry's dismissal during Saturday's "Hockey Night in Canada" ...

Sportsnet began Sunday’s broadcast ahead of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ contest against the Chicago Blackhawks with an apology from Ron MacLean in Welland, Ont. The host of Rogers Hometown Hockey and ...