Justin Bourne

The hardest part about an exercise like this is we don't know if the Leafs will have done the thing they're rumoured to be maybe possibly perhaps thinking about: trading one of Mitch Marner or John Tavares.

As the trade, or not trade, Mitch Marner debate goes on in Toronto, Justin Bourne writes about the key individuals who will be involved in the decision, and what their motivations might hint at the possible outcome being.

The Florida Panthers were the most penalized team in the regular season and that's also been true so far in the playoffs. Part of their success comes from playing on the edge, but against Edmonton will that style be effective or hurt their chances? Justin Bourne explores.

In eight of the past 10 years, the Stanley Cup Playoffs have brought a decline in goals per game compared to the regular season.

One of the greatest compliments I hear about my dad's New York Islanders teams of yore is that they could play it almost any way you wanted to play it.

An 8-1 win in Game 4 has given some hope to Oilers fans that their team can come all the way back. Justin Bourne writes about Edmonton's best-case scenario for pulling it off and winning the Stanley Cup in a week.

By the time you get to Game 6 of a playoff series, few surprises await on either side of the puck.

If the Florida Panthers had lost Game 7 and let the 2024 Stanley Cup go north of the border, they may have been remembered similarly to the Sedin-era

As we head into a very busy part of the hockey calendar, with free agency, the draft and much more, Justin Bourne shares six thoughts on what's ahead.

With more than $1 billion spent on new contracts July 1, Justin Bourne shares his two-sentence take on every notable deal from a busy day.