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Canadas Sports Leader heads to Hollywood for the biggest awards event in sports, THE 2014 ESPYS, hosted by Toronto-born Grammy Award-winning platinum-selling recording artist Drake from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. The awards show will feature 33 categories highlighted by the honours of "Best Male Athlete," "Best Female Athlete" and "Best Team." Nominees in the "Best Male Athlete" category include NBA MVP Kevin Durant, MLB AL MVP Miguel Cabrera, NFL MVP Peyton Manning, and undefeated lightweight boxing champ Floyd Mayweather, who are all vying to take home the honour for the first time. The "Best Female Athlete" category also showcases a collection of fresh faces this year with WNBA star Maya Moore the only returning nominee. Others include the first female UFC champion, Ronda Rousey, the youngest Olympic slalom gold medalist, Mikaela Shiffrin, and college basketball Player of the Year, Breanna Stewart. Award winners at The 2014 ESPYS will also include Michael Sam, who will be honoured with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award, Stuart Scott, this years recipient of the Jimmy V Perseverance Award, and Josh Sweeney. Sweeney, a U.S. Paralympic gold medal sled hockey player and Purple Heart recipient, will be the first winner of The Pat Tillman Award for Service, a new annual ESPYS honour. Best Male Athlete Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers Kevin Durant Oklahoma City Thunder Peyton Manning Denver Broncos Floyd Mayweather Boxing Best Female Athlete Maya Moore Minnesota Lynx Ronda Rousey UFC Fighter Mikaela Shiffrin Alpine Skiing Breanna Stewart UConn Basketball Best Team Boston Red Sox Los Angeles Kings San Antonio Spurs Seattle Seahawks Connecticut Womens Basketball Florida State Football Best Game Auburn vs. Alabama Iron Bowl Colts vs. Chiefs AFC Wild Card Game Rangers vs. Kings Stanley Cup Final Game 5 Best NFL Player Jamaal Charles Kansas City Chiefs Luke Kuechly Carolina Panthers Peyton Manning Denver Broncos LeSean McCoy Philadelphia Eagles Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks Best NBA Player Kevin Durant Oklahoma City Thunder Blake Griffin Los Angeles Clippers LeBron James Miami Heat Joakim Noah Chicago Bulls Best MLB Player Miguel Cabrera Detroit Tigers Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers Max Scherzer Detroit Tigers Mike Trout Los Angeles Angels Best NHL Player Sidney Crosby Pittsburgh Penguins Ryan Getzlaf Anaheim Ducks Anze Kopitar Los Angeles Kings Henrik Lundqvist New York Rangers Jonathan Toews Chicago Blackhawks TSN2s exclusive Canadian coverage begins Wednesday at 7pm et/4pm pt with The 2014 ESPYS Countdown followed by The 2014 ESPYS at 9pm et/6pm pt. 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