Nothing is better than a rivalry game. That is especially true in hockey. Sparks are expected to fly when the Toronto Maple ...

The hockey community mourns the loss of former NHL goaltender Mark LaForest, who passed away at 62. Renowned for his skill ...

The new deal will cost Rogers US$7.7-billion, or about $11-billion Canadian, more than double the cost of its current ...

Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs faces criticism over his decline in performance this season. NHL insider Mike ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs shouldn't want any part of a Battle of Ontario series against the Ottawa Senators in Round 1.

Amazon Prime Video will be a presenting sponsor of Kyle Larson's Indy 500/Coca-Cola 600 "Double" in addition to producing a ...

Toronto Maple Leafs centre John Tavares will get paid this summer. He’ll be a free agent and he’ll score one more lucrative ...

Rogers Communications has reached agreement with the NHL on a 12-year renewal of its current rights deal that, at $11 billion ...

NHL insiders James Mirtle and Jonas Siegel of The Athletic has linked to the Toronto Maple Leafs to signing Auston Matthews' hero.

Rogers is angling to own live sports in Canada moving forward, let's see if it pays off for the telecom giant.

In the world of baseball, April’s low stakes and mild weather make for early-season optimism and easygoing days at the yard.

The NHL and Rogers agreed to a new Canadian television broadcasting deal worth $7.7 billion, according to multiple reports.