Kevin McGran
Sports Reporter at The (Toronto) Star
I post about the Leafs,hiking, Celiac Disease and other things, too, like my book AUSTON MATTHEWS: A LIFE IN HOCKEY.
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2 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Braydon Holmyard |Kevin McGran
The 74-year-old broadcasting legend shocked the hockey world with his social media post on Friday morning, announcing this upcoming season — his 45th behind the mic — would be his last. “I have been totally blessed to be able to do my dream job for this long, eclipsing the career of my idol, Foster Hewitt,” Bowen wrote. “I will reach over 3,800 games sometime this season. Thanks so very much to all who have made this wonderful career possible.”Bowen declined a request for an interview.
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3 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Kevin McGran
Easton Cowan has accomplished pretty much everything a player can in junior hockey. The top Maple Leafs prospect went out a champion, named the most valuable player in the Memorial Cup after leading the London Knights over the Medicine Hat Tigers in Sunday’s final. The question for Cowan isn’t so much what’s next, but what’s the limit?
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1 month ago |
thespec.com | Kevin McGran
“We, as the custodians of the biggest hockey brand in the world, have a responsibility to our fans,” said Pelley, chief executive officer of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment. “And that responsibility is winning championships. And we will do everything we possibly can and will not stop until we reach that goal. “Making the playoffs and winning rounds is not our aspirational goal.
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1 month ago |
hamiltonnews.com | Hayden Godfrey |Kevin McGran
General manager Brad Treliving is now fully in charge of the Maple Leafs. That’s a key takeaway Friday after Keith Pelley, the chief executive officer of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, met the media to explain why Brendan Shanahan‘s contract as Leafs president was not renewed after 11 seasons with the team. “My plan right now is not to replace Brendan, and Brad will be our GM,” said Pelley. “Whether he takes on a larger role is something that will be determined down the road.
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1 month ago |
therecord.com | Hayden Godfrey |Kevin McGran
General manager Brad Treliving is now fully in charge of the Maple Leafs. That’s a key takeaway Friday after Keith Pelley, the chief executive officer of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, met the media to explain why Brendan Shanahan‘s contract as Leafs president was not renewed after 11 seasons with the team. “My plan right now is not to replace Brendan, and Brad will be our GM,” said Pelley. “Whether he takes on a larger role is something that will be determined down the road.
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Tampa beat Florida once… Carolina beat Florida once … Edmonton has beaten Florida once, and lost 6-1 … Any Leafs fans feeling better?
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Edmonton with ANOTHER penalty, this time too many men on the ice.
Sam Bennett just Stolarzed Stuart Skinner #Oilers #Panthers
