Luke Fox

Why American Cole Caufield can’t see himself leaving Montreal

Luke Fox

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Luke Fox's favourite co-op placement was following the 1999 Dallas Stars. He has been writing hockey stories for Sportsnet for more than five years. In a previous life, he wrote a book about rap music. He ran home early from his first sleepover because they didn't watch Hockey Night in Canada at his friend’s house.

Penguins' Crosby negotiating new contract, won’t rule out 2030 Olympics

Sidney Crosby is about to begin the final year of his contract, but he fully expects to be reporting to training camp in 2027. Luke Fox has more on the contract negotiations between the Penguins and their captain, as well as whether Crosby thinks he's got another Olympics in his future.

'That’s a lot of money': Oilers' Connor McDavid talks soaring NHL salaries

Maple Leafs notebook: How Auston Matthews set the tone

Leo Carlsson, Macklin Celebrini and Connor Bedard owe Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews a little something for a move he made in 2019. Luke Fox has that and more his notebook.

NHL’s top 6 RFAs of 2026: Latest rumours, reports

The 2026 class of impending restricted free agents offers a chance to bet on the future and squeeze value down the road. Luke Fox dives into the top 12 RFAs that remain unsigned for 2026-27.

NHL’s top UFAs still available: Latest rumours

Why fresh challenge led Senators great Daniel Alfredsson to rival Maple Leafs

Breaking up is hard to do. But in the mind of Daniel Alfredsson, aspiring head coach, leaving the Senators (again) was a necessary step, writes Luke Fox.

Maple Leafs signal fresh approach with Alfredsson addition

For Chayka’s Leafs, the completion of an overhauled bench, as selected by Hiller, further enforces its off-season themes of top-down alignment and a training camp that should feel fresher, with faces and ideas, than it has in years.

Why Sergei Bobrovsky chose the Toronto Maple Leafs

Q and A with Macklin Celebrini: On new Sharks, captaining Crosby, contract status

Macklin Celebrini has spent his summer like so many other Canadians — playing and watching soccer. Sportsnet's Luke Fox caught up with the Sharks star to discuss his other favourite sport, his NHL team and much more.