Luke Fox
Staff Writer and Managing Digital Editor at Sportsnet Canada
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nhl writer @sportsnet. author of ice-t shot me in the face & eleven other stories about rap music. freelance music writer.
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1 day ago |
sportsnet.ca | Luke Fox
TORONTO — If you want to understand how Max Domi feels about scoring a game-winning playoff overtime goal in the Battle of Ontario and giving his beloved Toronto Maple Leafs their first 2-0 series lead since his dad played, don’t ask him. Follow him. For Domi — who is all business and team-focused hockey clichés in his interviews at this time of year — is much more likely to fans a better peek into his birthright passion, his flesh-and-blood connection to this franchise, through an Instagram post.
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2 days ago |
sportsnet.ca | Luke Fox
TORONTO — We’re about to find out if Linus Ullmark is an elephant or a goldfish. The Ottawa Senators goaltender got perforated for six goals in Game 1, plunging his career post-season record to 3-7 and post-season save percentage to .877. Ullmark is an excellent, if streaky, regular-season netminder, and anyone within a dump-in of the Scotiabank Arena visitors’ room will remind you that he won a Vezina in 2023.
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3 days ago |
sportsnet.ca | Luke Fox
TORONTO — That dastardly Ridly Greig — the man Leafs Nation will remember from going full clapper into an empty net last season — needed 26 minutes to reassert himself as public enemy No. 1 in Toronto.
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3 days ago |
sportsnet.ca | Luke Fox
TORONTO — When the scrums dispersed and the dust settled on the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 6-2 outclassing of the Ottawa Senators in Game 1, the visiting coach said something about how good their analytics were at 5-on-5. Travis Green also said he liked his goaltending, which stopped pucks at a .750 rate. And he suggested that the Maple Leafs weren’t always honest in how they found ways to get on the power play — where they beat up their provincial rivals with three quick, unraveling strikes.
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4 days ago |
sportsnet.ca | Luke Fox
TORONTO — Ref talk!The puck hasn’t yet dropped between the Ottawa Senators and the Toronto Maple Leafs, and already we’re discussing the skaters wearing the third uniform — stripes. Outside of recent playoff experience, one of the greatest discrepancies between the Sens and the Leafs is the frequency with which they go to the penalty box. No NHL team came close to drawing as many penalties as Ottawa’s 349 this season. And the Senators’ plus-41 in net penalties drawn tops all playoff teams.
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Auston Matthews: “I mean, you pick up a guy like Chris Tanev — he blocks multiple shots every game. It's a willingness to commit to that and sacrifice the body and get in shot lanes and try to make it as easy on our goalies as possible.”
Maple Leafs set a single-game franchise record with 33 blocked shots
Anthony Stolarz predicted Brayden Point's breakaway move: “He was coming down with a lot of speed. He's a righty, and guys tend to like to go over the pad, under the glove. So, I kind of just threw everything out there, and luckily it hit the pad.”
game-saving stop by Stolarz https://t.co/N8HDJbMVlJ
