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Bolstered by a group of five players born outside Canada, the NHL's all-time Stanley Cup leader has a core of young players projected to be as strong as or better than any in the league.

Auston Matthews is set to miss a seventh straight game on Wednesday as he is in Germany to see a doctor about his undisclosed upper-body injury. But general manager Brad Treliving is hopeful that Matthews will be able to return next week when the Leafs head to the Sunshine State.

What would be another team’s nightmare could end up being a blessing in disguise for a young group in the first year of a rebuild, Josh Lewenberg writes.

Flames rookie has started nine games this season and is near the top of the goaltending leaderboard in several categories, Salim Valji writes.

Mitch Marner leads the Leafs with 10 points in the six games that Auston Matthews, his long-time linemate, has missed. That includes working overtime, Mark Masters writes.

What’s wrong with the Edmonton Oilers? TSN's Travis Yost has more.

Seven months ago, Nick Arbuckle was the epitome of a player whose career was headed in the wrong direction. On Sunday, he capped off a Toronto Argonauts Grey Cup title with one of the most unlikely MVPs in the game's 111-year history.

This Grey Cup week in Vancouver has had a bit of a different feel to it. With commissioner Randy Ambrosie’s recent decision to step down once his successor is hired in 2025, there's been a sense of impending change in the air. TSN's Dave Naylor has more from Vancouver.

The Leafs will lean on the defensive pair of Chris Tanev and Jake McCabe on Saturday night as they look to slow down Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers.