Donnovan Bennett
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Donnovan (D.J.) Bennett’s many roles with Sportsnet include being a feature host, producer and radio host. A member of the Sportsnet team since 2013, Bennett’s work often touches on the intersections between sports and race, politics, gender and pop culture. Previously nominated for both a Gemini and Digital Publishing Award, Bennett has made a name for himself by telling stories on multiple platforms. In addition to his role as a writer, Bennett hosts videos for Sportsnet’s social media platforms and on radio as a co-host of Going Deep and The FAN Checkdown.
NFL Week 1 By the Numbers: Can Caleb Williams be best Bears QB ever?
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The 2024-2025 NFL season is upon us and there are some tantalizing storylines and matchups on deck.
Why Toronto Raptors fans still love Vince Carter, all these years later
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March Madness By the Numbers: Breaking down the favourites
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March Madness is here, and Donnovan Bennett brings some key numbers to help you narrow down your selections as you endeavour for a perfect bracket.
Why the NBA All-Star Game is broken and how to fix it
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At one time, the NBA hands-down had the best All-Star Game, and now it’s hard to argue it isn't the worst. Donnovan Bennett has some ideas as to how to fix it.
How making life easier for working moms in sports fuels Natalie Achonwa
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Why Patrick Mahomes, not Tom Brady, is the GOAT
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Coming off another Super Bowl MVP award, there's no question Patrick Mahomes is the greatest quarterback of all-time. Donnovan Bennett defends his position.
Super Bowl LVIII: The top 30 best commercials
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Super Bowl LVIII is in the books, and that means it’s time to rank the commercials. Some of the biggest stars in sports and entertainment played prominent roles in this year's ads.
Super Bowl LVIII By The Numbers: How 49ers should tackle defending champs
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Super Bowl LVIII By The Numbers: How Chiefs can repeat as champions
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With a win on Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs can become the first repeat Super Bowl champs since the 2004 season, while quarterback Patrick Mahomes and coach Andy Reid can improve upon their already historic legacies.