Luke Fox is a journalist at Sportsnet. He has been writing hockey stories for over five years, with a focus on the NHL and teams like the Boston Bruins, Edmonton Oilers, and Toronto Maple Leafs. Luke's work has also been featured in BVM Sports, showcasing his passion for competitive sports and the sports business.
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Luke Fox's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly hockey and the Toronto Maple Leafs. He frequently covers events and offers expert commentary related to this team. If you are looking to pitch him a story, consider providing insights into the performance of the Toronto Maple Leafs players or exclusive interviews with individuals associated with the team.
As Luke's geographic focus is local (Canada, Ontario, Toronto), your pitches should be relevant to this specific region or have implications for the Toronto sports scene. Any stories about other NHL teams could also interest him if they directly relate to games involving the Maple Leafs or impact their standing in some way.
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TORONTO — When Jake McCabe gets the green light, he'll once again be slamming the pedal.
By: Luke Fox
TORONTO – From eating dinner at home with his wife and sons the night before a big Leafs game to fighting Gardiner traffic on the way to morning
It was only three games, this most recent losing skid for the Maple Leafs. And William Nylander made certain the slump wouldn't make it to four.
Who among them has the best shot at lifting the curse that has hovered over the 49th since 1993? Let's rank.
The most dramatic and emphatic comeback of the Maple Leafs' season was sparked when the wrong stick landed in the right man's hands. Luke Fox has the story from Montreal.
The red hot trio of Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner and William Nylander have quickly helped the Maple Leafs turn a three-game slide into a new three game winning streak.
TORONTO — Morgan Rielly is fighting it this season. Lost amid the drama and joy of the Toronto Maple Leafs thrilling 7-3 comeback Saturday in Montreal is that the club's top-paid defenceman skated a season-low 16:27.
There are no risks or illusions here: From management through to the coaching staff, from the players themselves to the fan base, everyone understands Woll and Stolarz must be a) healthy and b) rested for the Maple Leafs to go on a deep run.
TORONTO — The only one not cutting Dennis Hildeby some slack is Dennis Hildeby.
Auston Matthews wanted a louder reaction Wednesday night from the Scotiabank Arena faithful, who were treated to a doozy of a fight between Toronto Maple Leafs tough guy Ryan Reaves and fellow heavyweight Mathieu Olivier.
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