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Almost certainly, Auston Matthews will be a finalist for the Hart Trophy, as the NHL’s most valuable player.
Barring some kind of drastic change with Connor McDavid, Matthews won’t win the award but is likely to end up in the top three, which will put him in a place few Maple Leafs of the modern era have ever known.
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Doug Gilmour finished second to Mario Lemieux for the Hart in 1993, then a year later placed fourth behind winner, Sergei Fedorov. Darryl Sittler finished third once in Hart voting. Guy Lafleur won the award that year, in 1978. Mats Sundin never finished higher than eighth on the Hart ballot and Wendel Clark never did receive a Hart vote.
Blue Jays memories hit for Angels GM Perry Minasian ahead of Dunedin opener
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TORONTO – Two teams came to mind for Perry Minasian as he considered the situation of the Los Angeles Angels and scrolled through his mental Rolodex in search of comparable clubs. First up were the 1995 Texas Rangers, a talented group wanting in spots yet still somewhat less than what should have been the collective sum of their parts. Next came the 2014 Toronto Blue Jays, who also very much fit that same description.
Blue Jays sign GM Ross Atkins to 5-year extension
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Toronto Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins. THE CANADIAN PRESS
Toronto Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins has signed a five-year contract extension with the club, the team announced Wednesday.
The move comes three months after president Mark Shapiro
The Blue Jays have made the playoffs twice in five years (2016, 2020) under Atkins.
The 47-year-old Atkins is the seventh GM in franchise history.
The extension positions Atkins to become the second most tenured general manager in Blue Jays history.
Hall of Famer Pat Gillick led the team during an 18-year run that included a pair of World Series titles, J.P. Ricciardi ran the team for eight seasons (2002-09), Gord Ash seven (1995-2001), and Alex Anthopoulos six (2010-2015).
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