In this episode, Wales and Lions rugby legend Gareth Thomas talks to Gavin Cummiskey, reflecting on ten years since he told the world he was gay, the events that led to his decision to make it public and the impact on his life since then. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Av The Sports Chronicle

Ireland outhalf and Leinster captain Johnny Sexton joins journalist Gavin Cummiskey on The Sports Chronicle to talk about perception versus reality when representing Ireland. Johnny is an ambassador for Laya Healthcare, the Official Health and Wellbeing Partner to Leinster Rugby. Laya healthcare recently released ‘The Sexton Series’ - a three-part …

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With Lindsey Vonn's recent retirement announcement Devang and Simon take a look back at her illustrious career.Av Soda

Back in 2012 we had reached the height of Linsanity. On Asian Heritage Night, Lin had arguably his finest moment of that time with a game winner. Devang and Simon take a look back through the lens of Lin signing in Toronto last week.Av Soda

Devang and Simon dig into their lists of worst teams from the world of sports.Av Soda

In Superbowl week we take a look at Sean McVay who will be the youngest head coach to ever coach in the big game. Devang and Simon also make their predictions for the NFL finale.Av Soda

Sad news as Andy Murray announced his tennis career is coming to a close. Devang and Simon take a look back across the career of the Brit including 2 Olympic Golds and 3 Grand Slams.Av Soda

Bianca Andreescu just had herself a week! She reached the final of the Auckland Classic and at the age of just 18 has the potential to be another huge Canadian tennis star. Next, Devang and Simon turn their attention down under and preview the 2019 Australian Open.Av Soda

The Sport Chronicle has made a history of excellent sports predictions. So in our 2nd annual outing, we try and predict what will happen in the world of sport in 2019.Av Soda

We are counting down the top 10 moments of 2018. The number 1 may very well surprise a few people...Av Soda

Join us as we count down our top 20 moments of 2018. This week we'll tackle a few moments that just missed out before taking on our 20 - 11.Av Soda

It's that time of year again. Devang and Simon outline their best and worst quotes from the world of sport. There have been some good and quite a lot of bad, plus a few funny ones as well. Stay tuned for our favourite moments of 2018 in the next few weeks!Av Soda

Lionel Messi is enjoying possibly the greatest career of any footballer. After the Argentine broke yet another record this week, what better time to look back at the early career of the Barcelona number 10?Av Soda

In 1988 Calgary hosted the Winter Olympics. Recently, they voted no in a city wide plebiscite to host the games again in 2026. Devang and Simon look back at 1988 and see what has changed in 30 years.Av Soda

We've reached the awards season and the World Tour Finals in both the ATP and WTA. Devang and Simon go through their takeaways from the year along with making some predictions for 2019.Av Soda

Finding Big Country has won multiple awards since its opening at the Vancouver International Film Festival. Director Kathleen Jayme took the time to sit down with The Sport Chronicle to chat about Bryant Reeves, the Vancouver Grizzlies, the future of basketball in Canada and potentially a WNBA team. Make sure you watch the film either in person or …

Pat Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have opened this NFL season at a thunderous pace. Mahomes is on course to be the league MVP in his first season starting. Devang and Simon look back at the very brief life and career of this young signal caller.Av Soda

We speak to Ian McKinley. Forced to retire from professional rugby with Leinster aged just 21 after losing the sight in his left eye, McKinley made his return to top flight rugby in Italy in 2014 using custom manufactured goggles. Now an Italy International, the Dubliner will line out against his native Ireland in their showdown in Chicago. See omn…

Kawhi Leonard has had a blistering start to his NBA career at the Toronto Raptors. But how on earth did a player of this caliber end up being traded last season? We dig into Leonard and the trade which took him from the Spurs to the Raptors.Av Soda

In our look back at the 1 year we've been Podcasting we take a look across every episode and try and make sense of all the through lines. Thanks to everyone who has listened this year. We really genuinely appreciate it!Av Soda

Are you Mourinho In? or Mourinho Out? Where you sit on that question will probably influence how you view him as a person and a Manager. This week we look back at the very colourful career of the Special One.Av Soda

With the return of the Heineken Champions Cup, Leinster backs coach Felipe Contepomi reflects on helping Leinster to its first title in 2009 and what it’s like to be back in the fold. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Av The Sports Chronicle

There was a revival of west coast basketball this past week. Both Vancouver and Seattle had pre-season games. We take a look back at when there was professional basketball team in Vancouver. Devang and Simon examine what on earth happened to the Vancouver Grizzlies.Av Soda

Emma O'Reilly talks about her career as a soigneur in the world of cycling, life as part of Lance Armstrong's infamous US Postal team, and the effect of blowing the whistle on the “most sophisticated, professional and successful doping programme sport has ever seen.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

Devang and Simon revisit the last time the Browns won prior to their victory over the Jets this past Thursday. Why do they lose so much? We try and tackle that subject along with enjoying the misery of another franchise outside of our own favourite (horrible) teams.Av Soda

Justin Rose made his way to the top of the golf world rankings, but who is he? This week on The Sport Chronicle, Devang and Simon take a look at one of the most gritty, talented and determined golfers to ever play on the Tour.Av Soda

Patrick 'Rala' O'Reilly was the bagman for the Irish rugby team for over twenty years. Rala kindly brings The Irish Times journalist Gavin Cummiskey on a leisurely stroll through history, recalling his memories of Brian O'Driscoll, Paul O'Connell, Jamie Heaslip and many more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…