Nick Ashbourne is a Radio Show Host at Sportsnet and The Athletic. He specializes in sports analysis, focusing on Major League Sports and competitive team sports, particularly the Blue Jays and Maple Leafs. Nick's insights have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports Canada, Toronto Star, and The New York Times.
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Nick Ashbourne's coverage is primarily focused on sports, especially hockey and the NHL. He provides analysis, ratings of teams, trade considerations, and observations from specific games. His focus appears to be centered around event coverage within the NHL and hockey in general.
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There is no single reason the Toronto Blue Jays are hitting their first July off-day with a disappointing 41-46 record.
When Shane Bieber returned to the Toronto Blue Jays on June 23, the team was hopeful he would be a stabilizing force at the back of their rotation.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s struggles over the first half feel inexplicable.Nick Ashbourne investigates just how big a mystery his underperformance is.
As the Toronto Blue Jays approach the trade deadline, there is more attention being paid to who might leave the team than who might join.
By: Nick Ashbourne
The idea of George Springer serving as a trade chip for the Toronto Blue Jays at the Aug. 3 deadline has gone from inconceivable to a distinct possibility rather quickly.
As soon as the Toronto Blue Jays acquired José Soriano , one of the biggest questions about the move was whether the team had any ideas about altering his plan of attack.
The Blue Jays are 7-4 since the trade deadline, and Jose Soriano, Brett Bateman and Josh Smith are already making their mark as Toronto’s playoff hopes gain momentum.
Several factors will determine whether the Toronto Blue Jays’ push for a playoff spot is successful. Nick Ashbourne dives into the most significant.
The Blue Jays are suddenly in the hunt for a playoff spot. Nick Ashbourne offers up a couple of under-the-radar factors that could contribute to whether they can snatch a playoff position that looked out of reach not long ago.
A September surge will likely require at least one Blue Jays hitter to deliver the type of elite production nobody has managed from April through August. Below is a look at the candidates divided into tiers based on their likelihood of becoming the offensive hero the club needs.
