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TSN Senior Hockey Reporter Frank Seravalli puts Montreal Canadiens goaltender to the test, asking him to come up with an emoji for five of the franchise’s all-time greats.

Key performance indicators from the first 18 games of the season show Winnipeg is a team at risk of slipping in the standings, Travis Yost writes.

Clippers forward will reunite with many of his former teammates on Monday night for the first time since they won a championship together last June, Josh Lewenberg writes.

Mitch Marner underwent an MRI today, but there's still no word on how long the ankle injury sustained in Saturday's game will keep him out. Mark Masters has more

Next man up – it’s been their mantra and one of the biggest reasons for their sustained success over the last half decade. They're going to need several players to step up without Kyle Lowry and Serge Ibaka for the next while, Josh Lewenberg writes.

Tyson Barrie hasn't got off to the start he'd like with his new squad, but teammates and coaches are starting to notice him coming around. Mark Masters has more.

The first thing Maple Leafs’ head coach Mike Babcock would say about his team’s current season-long three-game win streak is that goaltender Frederik Andersen has been terrific. But also that Toronto’s run of success goes deeper than any individual contribution, Kristen Shilton writes.

The Canucks dropped back to back games in regulation for the first time since their first two games of the season as they fell 4-1 in Winnipeg on Friday

Before much anticipated back-to-back games with the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday and Monday where they will cross paths with Danny Green and Kawhi Leonard for the first time since they helped lead Toronto to its first NBA championship, members of the Raptors share their memories of the duo with Josh Lewenberg.