Dave Feschuk is a sports columnist at the Toronto Star. With a focus on sports, sports business, and competitive sports, he covers a wide range of topics including team sports and individual sports disciplines. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Peterborough Examiner, St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, and SCOREGolf.
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Dave Feschuk's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly ice hockey and basketball. He frequently provides opinion editorials and expert commentary in his articles related to local teams such as the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Toronto Raptors. If you have insights or analysis regarding local sporting events, specifically ice hockey and basketball, he may be interested in hearing from you.
Given Dave's emphasis on event coverage within the sports domain, consider providing him with unique perspectives or data-driven analyses related to ongoing games or developments within these leagues. Additionally, if there are trends or statistics that could enhance his coverage of these teams' performance, those would likely be well-received by him.
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By: Dave Feschuk
Most teams would be happy to get their ex-coach's salary off the books. Most teams aren't Vegas.
By: Dave Feschuk
If it's not the Canadiens -- the young, fast upstarts the Leafs were a decade ago -- then it's former upstarts like Marner, Andersen and Kadri.
By: Dave Feschuk
The Raptors had a successful season making the playoffs. But the next step — to championship contender — will be harder.
By: Dave Feschuk
Bill McCreary's new book delivers an ice-level view of several seismic hockey moments plus allegations of bias because he's Canadian.
By: Dave Feschuk
New York, which has been waiting more than 50 years to celebrate an NBA title again, appears to have built a roster with the depth to accomplish that. It's something
By: Dave Feschuk
New York, which has been waiting more than 50 years to celebrate an NBA title, appears to have built a roster with the depth to accomplish that.
By: Dave Feschuk
He won four Stanley Cups with three different teams and is still in the top 10 in career playoff goals.
By: Dave Feschuk
If it's not the Canadiens -- the young, fast upstarts the Leafs were a decade ago -- then it's former upstarts like Marner, Andersen and Kadri.
By: Dave Feschuk
It was instructive to hear straight-shooter Rod Brind’Amour push back at the idea that lessons learned from previous Carolina shortfalls fuelled this remarkable run.
By: Dave Feschuk
Asked what the key is to containing the seven-foot-four Spurs star, New York coach Mike Brown said: “You pray.”
