Braydon Holmyard is a team editor at the Toronto Star. He specializes in a variety of sports topics, including team sports, major league sports, and competitive tournaments, while also bringing a touch of humor with his dad jokes. Braydon's work has been featured in The Hamilton Spectator, Waterloo Region Record, The Peterborough Examiner, The Welland Tribune, Niagara Falls Review, St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, and the Toronto Star.
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Braydon Holmyard primarily covers local sports, specifically baseball with a focus on the Toronto Blue Jays and Major League Baseball events. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on event coverage.
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New Leafs GM John Chayka appears to have a type.
The Leafs will be signing fourth-line forward Brandon Duhaime, according to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman.
The Maple Leafs have acquired left winger Nick Paul from the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for goalie Dennis Hildeby, a fourth-round pick in 2027 and a third-round pick in
Pending any outgoing contracts via trade, the Maple Leafs are officially tight on cap space.
As a wild NHL free agency day slowed down in the early evening, the Leafs announced the signing of forward Zack MacEwen to a two-year deal.
The Maple Leafs are continuing to talk to teams about a potential Morgan Rielly trade, according to a report from David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period.
Zach Werenski and his GM Don Waddell released statements to put an end to the trade rumours surrounding the Blue Jackets' star defenceman.
The Canadian men's national team lost to a powerhouse Morocco squad in the round of 16, ending their historic run at the World Cup.
Canada coach Jesse Marsch said that captain Alphonso Davies' hamstring "didn't feel right" before the must-win match against Morocco.
A statement was issued by the Canadian men's national team and Canada Soccer thanking fans for their support throughout this World Cup run.
