Emily Sadler

One question facing each Atlantic Division team in 2024-25

Emily Sadler

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Emily began writing for Sportsnet in 2014. She grew up on a steady diet of hockey and later adopted football as her second love. She’s never met a dog she doesn’t want to pet.

NHL Division Rankings: Predicting how the Atlantic will shake out

The Atlantic has been represented in the Stanley Cup Final six years running and now there are non-playoff teams in the division ready to make a push. How will the most competitive division in the NHL play out in 2024-25? Emily Sadler takes a look.

The Top 23 NHL Prospects Under 23

One player who has to deliver for each team in NHL’s Atlantic Division

While a winning season requires full commitment from everyone in the lineup, there are some players facing a few extra questions about whether they can raise the level of their game. Here's a look at who those players are in the Atlantic Division.

NFL Week 1 Takeaways: Lions look like real-deal contenders

At the end of a busy Sunday of NFL action, we’ve rounded up a collection of top takeaways.

NFL Takeaways: Worthy wows in speedy debut as Chiefs edge Ravens by a toe

24 questions ahead of 2024 NFL season: Can 49ers make another push?

With a new season of NFL action comes plenty more questions — the answers to which will help shape the year to come. As we anticipate the Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens going head-to-head and setting the tone for the season Thursday night, we’ve sifted through storylines and highlighted the 24 most pressing questions for the 2024 NFL season.

2024 AFC Preview: One key storyline for every team

To count the number of elite QBs in the AFC, you need both hands. To count the contenders, you need more playoff berths than the NFL offers up. And storylines? It’s got plenty of those, too. Emily Sadler highlights one to watch for each AFC team.

National Bank Open preview: Sinner on tap, if weather can finally cooperate

Pegula, Sinner both push ahead with title defence at National Bank Open

With both Leylah Fernandez and Marina Stakusic suffering losses Thursday afternoon in Toronto, no more Canadians remain in the singles competition at the National Bank Open.