Buzz over Tij Iginla dominates Flames narrative ahead of draft
Tij Iginla, son of the Flames legend, is projected to go high in the 2024 draft. If he's at the top of their list when they pick, he will be a Flame. The question is whether Craig Conroy would deviate ever so slightly on the draft floor to ensure that happens, writes Eric Francis.
Padres' 'revamp' makes for an interesting case study for Blue Jays
'We didn't really finish': Canucks shoot often but poorly in Game 2 loss
Never have the Canucks shot so often, and rarely have they shot so poorly. With 84 shot attempts yet just 18 registered shots, the Canucks were only able to push one past Juuse Saros.
Jets' style of play not holding up against Avalanche
Nothing should be more concerning to the Jets than the wide-open nature of play that’s mostly prevailed so far. It’s the opposite of how they’ve wanted it to go.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s error proves costly for Blue Jays in one-run loss to Royals
Kings' Talbot may see Edmonton as 'a special place,' but he won't get any love from fans
Cam Talbot was destined to tend goal in this Round 1 series. Yet, fate has him at the wrong end of the rink, the third Los Angeles Kings goalie in as many springs with a mandate to shut down Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and the Edmonton Oilers.
Canucks' playoff ascent gets tougher with Demko's injury
Finally back in the real Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2015, the buzz from the Game 1 victory over the Nashville Predators was abruptly unplugged Tuesday with news starting goalie Thatcher Demko is injured. Iain MacIntyre tells us what to expect next.
How close are the Blue Jays' top hitting prospects to playing in the majors?
Canada's national team can breathe sigh of relief after Jordi Fernandez hiring by Nets
It appears that the worst-case scenario — current Canada head coach Jordi Fernandez being forced to bail out from his commitment at the 2024 Olympics in Paris — has been avoided. Michael Grange tells us how it happened.