Julian McKenzie
Calgary Flames Beat Reporter at The Athletic
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3 days ago |
nytimes.com | Joshua Kloke |Julian McKenzie
Steven Lorentz is itching to be part of history. The Maple Leafs forward grew up a Leafs fan and the Battle of Ontario playoff matchups were pivotal moments in his fandom: Four physical and thrilling series in five seasons between the Leafs and their provincial rivals, the Ottawa Senators. "I was there in my Leafs pyjamas," Lorentz said with a grin.
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4 days ago |
nytimes.com | Chris Johnston |Julian McKenzie
There have been more unwelcome blue-and-white nights at Canadian Tire Centre in recent years than the locals care to remember ahead of a reborn Battle of Ontario. Truth be told, fans of the Toronto Maple Leafs have rarely met much opposition while scooping up tickets on the secondary market and turning the building into a home away from home.
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4 days ago |
nytimes.com | Julian McKenzie
It's our final mailbag of the regular season. Bring on the playoffs. Senators fans are measuring their playoff expectations, but some are also looking to the future with $18 million-plus in cap space this offseason. Plus, questions on Tim Stützle, Fabian Zetterlund, that first-round pick and more. Questions have been condensed and edited for clarity. What are reasonable expectations? Should we be content with making the playoffs and going out in the first round?
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5 days ago |
nytimes.com | Julian McKenzie
OTTAWA - Tim Stützle knows he needs to shoot the puck more. It's been a topic in comment sections, bar conversations, internet forums and social media posts. He's heard it from fans at the Canadian Tire Centre and even from housemate Fabian Zetterlund as he walked by Stützle's dressing room stall during a media scrum.
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5 days ago |
nytimes.com | Joshua Kloke |Julian McKenzie
Up and down the visitors' bench in the Canadian Tire Centre, the Toronto Maple Leafs were incensed. Ridly Greig had just raised his left arm high in the air and, with an exaggerated punctuation, fired a slap shot into an empty net - sealing a victory for the Ottawa Senators and setting in motion a chain of events that would help define both teams' 2023-24 seasons and reignite a rivalry. "I'm not bashing (Greig), he's a good player, but you can't do something like that.
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Shane Pinto ices it with an empty-netter. His second of the game. 5-2 Ottawa. Senators are 2:16 away from their first win over Montreal all season.
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“...I would probably lean towards the fact that we’re going to keep our first-round pick this year. You’ve got to feel that we’re only going to get better, and therefore the first pick can become less valuable.” Michael Andlauer speaks. ✍️🏿@theathleticnhl https://t.co/rtyvyeuC8V
“...I would probably lean towards the fact that we’re going to keep our first-round pick this year. You’ve got to feel that we’re only going to get better, and therefore the first pick can become less valuable.” Michael Andlauer speaks. ✍️🏿@theathleticnhl https://t.co/rtyvyeuC8V
