Dave Feschuk

The door on a win-now trade isn’t entirely shut, but at some point doubling down on players in their early 20s seems like the wise alternative.

There’s plenty to suggest the coming season could finally, mercifully bring with it a shift in the Atlantic Division’s balance of power.

You can hear the “analytics ruined the game” chorus more than occasionally in the NBA where a lot of games are just a three-point shooting contest.

No team has been this good every 82 games over a seven-year span and this bad come playoff time.

After a modest effort last season and an MVP year before that, Matthews netted a Game 1 hat trick to resolidify his claim to the NHL’s scoring throne.

Chicago’s Bedard, perhaps the NHL’s next bankable superstar, faces the Leafs Monday after record U.S. ratings for his debut and non-stop boos in Montreal.

The new bench boss believes there’s untapped talent at the end of Toronto’s roster, and he’s handing out the playing time accordingly.

Take out October from the previous two seasons and the Leafs played .700 hockey. Can they do that again?

Coach more concerned about continued growth than the number of wins and losses.

Kings defenceman isn’t concerned about who is in front of him when he winds up for a shot,