Achievements from Sharon Fichman, Chris Bosh, and Christine Sinclair.

The GIST: It’s been a wild few days in women’s sports, with the start of the NWSL and WNBA seasons, and the UEFA Women’s Champions League (UWCL) final. Here are a few of our favorite highlights from the past weekend:

The GIST: It took until yesterday's very last game of the season for tomorrow’s exciting, and only slightly confusing, NBA play-in tournament match-ups to be set

HAPPY SUNDAY! Remember our UEFA Women's Champions League quarterfinals pop-up back in March? Well, almost two months later and we’ve arrived at the final. This year’s competition will crown a new champ for the first time in five years: FC Barcelona or Chelsea FC. So we’re breaking down the matchup ahead of today’s 3 p.m. ET kickoff in Gothenburg, Sweden.

HELLO! We’ve spent the past few days prepping for the WNBA and NWSL regular season starts, but today’s special edition pop-up newsletter is all about the beginning of the end: the NHL postseason is upon us.

HAPPY FRIDAY! While we wait for the WNBA season to tip-off tonight (more on that in yesterday’s WNBA pop-up), we’re here to give you “the gist” on the NWSL regular season, which kicks off tomorrow at 5 p.m. ET. How lucky are we?

Two newsletters in one day because we’re just too excited for the WNBA regular season to start tomorrow. It’s time to getcha head in the game.

The GIST: The NBA is bringing back the fan-favorite, but not player-favorite play-in tournament, so here’s “the gist” on it as we head into the final weekend of the NBA’s regular season.

The GIST: The Toronto Raptors have been eliminated from the NBA postseason for the first time in eight years. Guess that means we’re exclusively a hockey country again.

The GIST: The Toronto Maple Leafs are planning the parade. No, they haven’t won the Stanley Cup (yet), but they have won the North Division...and the love and admiration of Canadians everywhere (kidding!).

The GIST: After another weekend of nail-biting, heart-pounding action on both sides of the Atlantic, it’s no wonder why stars like the NHL’s Alexander Ovechkin are investing in women’s soccer.