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Auston Matthews hasn't scored yet in the Maple Leafs' second-round series against the Panthers, but he's been aggressive and making plays in other areas. Mark Masters has more on how both the Leafs and Panthers head coach Paul Maurice believe Matthews finding the back of the net is inevitable.

Game 2 of the Western Hockey League final in Medicine Hat on Sunday is far more than just another playoff game for Tigers’ captain Oasiz Wiesblatt. It’s also Mother’s Day and will mark the first time the junior hockey star will see his mom, Kim, in two years.

The NBA Lottery on May 12 could potentially be one of the most important days in Toronto Raptors history as the results could have a major influence on what direction the team takes after a 30-52 season, writes TSN's Josh Lewenberg.

A lawyer for one of the five former members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team suggested Friday that the complainant’s accounts to London police and Hockey Canada of what happened at a downtown London bar the night of the alleged sexual assaults contained a number of inaccuracies.

Matthew Knies was creating a disturbance in front the old fashioned way when a Mitch Marner shot from the sideboards beat Sergei Bobrovsky in the third period during Wednesday's 4-3 win in Toronto.

Gavin McKenna, the prospective No. 1 pick in next year's draft, and the Medicine Hat Tigers are looking for their first title in almost two decades as they open the WHL finals against the Spokane Chiefs. Salim Valji has more.

Edmonton extended a Stanley Cup Playoffs record by securing a sixth straight comeback win. Now the series shifts to Edmonton, where the Oilers averaged 5.7 goals per game and won all three games against the Los Angeles Kings in the first round.

William Nylander has racked up five goals and seven points in the last three games. During this hot streak he's worn the same beige suit to the rink each night. "It's just the one that's in the front right now," the Leafs winger said with a smile.

A lawyer representing Carter Hart suggested to the complainant in the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada’s 2018 world junior team Thursday that she was not truthful with the jury when she testified earlier this week that players in Michael McLeod’s hotel room told one another not to let her leave during the alleged incident because she was crying, and physically guided her back into the room.