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The National Lacrosse League’s New York Riptide are relocating to Ottawa after this season, an Ottawa sports radio host reported Tuesday.

In a test against one of the NLL's surprisingly hot teams, Toronto proved its mettle as the top team.

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The Riptide are all the way up to No. 3 on the heels of the best stretch of lacrosse in franchise history.

Toronto is the new No. 1, backstopped by Nick Rose — who became the fifth goalie in NLL history to reach 100 career wins.

Buffalo topped Toronto to hand the Rock their first loss of 2023-24.

Keenan, who stepped down as Rush head coach in August 2020, wants to be more hands-on.

Toronto, 5-0 for the first time in franchise history, has taken over the No. 1 spot.

Now 3-2, the Bandits are starting to look like a team gearing up for a repeat.

Few would have predicted a 5-0 start for the Albany FireWolves.