Justin Bourne is an NHL Analyst at Sportsnet. He specializes in competitive sports, focusing on major league and team sports, as well as the business side of professional sports. Justin has been featured in The Globe and Mail, Lighthouse Hockey, Sportsnet, BVM Sports, and MSN.
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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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By: Justin Bourne
The Boston Bruins' overtime winner in Game 5 will ultimately be remembered as a David Pastrnak moment, and that's fair.
How did the Edmonton Oilers get here, and where do things stand? Justin Bourne has some thoughts after the Oilers' disappointing first-round elimination.
There is no doubt that when the Maple Leafs announced the joint hires of John Chayka and Mats Sundin, there was a sort of general bafflement amongst the fanbase.
Up, up it all went. The ping pong ball, the Toronto Maple Leafs future, and the spirit of Leafs Nation. Up, up, up.
On May 13, just over a week since the Toronto Maple Leafs introduced John Chayka and Mats Sundin as the heads of hockey operations, they announced that they've moved on from head coach Craig Berube
As the Toronto Maple Leafs work on the hiring of their next head coach, an important question needs to be answered: what is it, exactly, that they want to do next season?
NHL coaching tenures are short and they're getting even shorter as the pendulum of power continues to swing away from the bosses behind the bench.Justin Bourne examines why that's the case, and how modern coaches have had to adjust.
By: Justin Bourne
It’s tough to look at the way the Golden Knights have operated and not see it as the beginning of hockey’s next phase. Expect others to try to follow their lead.
The Carolina Hurricanes are challenging the idea, which we're going to get into today.
By: Justin Bourne
A lot of my year is spent with my co-host Nick Kypreos and our producer Sam McKee on . We're on air for 10 hours each week talking hockey, and over the course of that time, you get used to one another's rhythms.
