Category: Canada Sports
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Scottie Barnes Youngest Player With 20/25/10 in Nearly 70 Years
Scottie Barnes’ 23-25-10 overtime performance vs Golden State made him the youngest since 1957 and the first Raptor ever to reach the mark.
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Canada Opens World Juniors Under Pressure
Canada opens against a Czech team built to survive pressure, force mistakes, and make this opener a test of discipline, control, and patience.
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Raptors Survive Blazers Rally in Narrow 121–118 Win
The Raptors blew a 16-point lead but closed strong behind Scottie Barnes’ all-around brilliance and Brandon Ingram’s late scoring to extend their home dominance.
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Senators Outclass Canadiens in 5–2 Road Victory
Ottawa dominated at five-on-five, controlled the final 40 minutes, and closed a seven-game road trip with a win that moved them ahead of all Canadian teams in points.
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Oilers Shut Out 1–0 by Wild as Home Woes Deepen
Edmonton fires 33 shots but falls 1–0 to Minnesota, extending a troubling stretch in which the Oilers haven’t won a home game in regulation in over a month.
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Leafs Show Control in 4–1 Victory Over Florida Panthers
Toronto’s 4–1 win in Sunrise highlighted improved structure, steady depth scoring, and disciplined defense, giving the Leafs a needed boost in early December.
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Whitecaps Make History With First MLS Cup Berth
Vancouver’s 3–1 win over San Diego FC sends them to their first MLS Cup final, setting up a December showdown with Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami at Chase Stadium.
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Oilers Exposed in 8–3 Loss as Defensive Woes Deepen
Edmonton’s 8–3 loss to Dallas highlights a season defined by turnovers, weak coverage, poor forechecking, and a defensive structure that continues to break under pressure.
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Leafs Are Learning Mitch Marner’s True Value
Toronto traded away its sparkplug, and the sluggish start to the 2025–26 season shows just how much Mitch Marner’s creativity and chaos once kept the Leafs alive.
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Is Berube Leading the Leafs Off a Cliff?
Toronto’s 5–2 loss to Montreal revealed a team unraveling on every level, raising questions about coaching, roster structure, and the long-running cycle of failures.
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Leafs Exposed Again in Montreal’s 5–2 Win
Toronto’s latest loss wasn’t an outlier but a repeat of season-long issues — poor structure, weak puck management, and no pushback when games tilt against them.
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