Luke Fox is a journalist at Sportsnet. With over five years of experience writing hockey stories, he has a strong focus on competitive and professional sports, particularly Major League and team sports. Luke's work has also been featured in BVM Sports, MSN, and ArchDaily.
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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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On Tuesday, all the disappointment and disillusionment of this tortured team's greatest year-over-year falloff gave way to something fresh and inspiring and all too rare this season.
Here are the six big-picture boxes Chayka and Sundin must check off from this summer's critical to-do list.
From the No. 1 pick to the head coach, the Maple Leafs face plenty of questions this off-season. Sportsnet's Luke Fox opened up the mailbag to dig into some potential answers.
TORONTO — The Toronto Maple Leafs had fallen into a troublesome employment trap. And on Wednesday — smartly, finally — they got over the hump.
Here are some thoughts on the hot names and a few underdiscussed options Chayka should explore as he makes this critical decision.
BUFFALO, N.Y. — When the goalie who allows three goals on his first four shots faced is neither the goalie who gets pulled, nor the goalie who loses, one can't help but wonder what the starter at the other end is thinking.
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Pain can hit in such different ways, you wonder why we lump it all under the same umbrella.
Following Game 7's gut punch Alex Tuch was the last Buffalo Sabre to peel off his gear.
When the Maple Leafs elected not to hire a president, it left candidate Mike Gillis on the outs. Sportsnet's Luke Fox explores why the fit wasn't there and more in this week's Quick Shifts.
A quick mix of the things we gleaned from the week of hockey, serious and less so, and rolling four lines deep. I got ads in my head and they won't go, promos in my head and they won't go…
