Justin Bourne is an NHL Analyst at Sportsnet. He specializes in team sports, with a focus on competitive sports and the business aspects of the sports industry. Justin's insights and analysis have been featured in The Globe and Mail, Lighthouse Hockey, Sportsnet, and BVM Sports.
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Justin Bourne's coverage focuses on expert commentary and opinion editorials, particularly centered around ice hockey with a specific focus on the NHL and the Toronto Maple Leafs. He seems interested in providing analysis of player performance, team strategies, and broader trends within hockey.
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In the end, we spent so much time talking about “Are the Maple Leafs different?” that it’s a relief to know that, at long last, they will be.
When analyzing the Ice Tilt metric from NHL EDGE IQ powered by AWS, usually the trailing team controls chances in the third period as score effects come into play. But Justin Bourne writes how that wasn't the case in Game 4 of the Edmonton-Dallas series, and what that means heading into Game 5.
The Leafs are facing the possibility of losing Mitch Marner and John Tavares this summer, which would leave a big hole to fill. But rather than count on the UFA market to improve the roster, Justin Bourne writes why GM Brad Treliving should take a page out of Washington's book and get more creative.
With the series between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers finally set to begin on Wednesday, Justin Bourne has some thoughts on the things shaping what should be an unbelievable Stanley Cup Final.
A coach needs to be free to direct criticism and bench players without backlash. Without that, players will value them less.
By: Justin Bourne
They’ve been so dominant in the post-season because they’re so solid all the way through, at everything. There’s not one obvious thing for a team to emulate, though that won’t stop some from convincing themselves there is.
Perhaps the only thing more surprising than the Edmonton Oilers ' comeback in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final is the amount of people I've heard say something like “I thought it was over for sure."
Now that those six names are locked in, here are six thoughts on Canada's early roster decisions.
When it was time to sign UFAs in 2024, much like the running of the bulls in Pamplona, a few people were likely to get gored.
After a busy day on July 1, Justin Bourne offers his quick, two-sentence take on almost every contract signed so far.
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