Toronto Maple Leafs fans are not happy with one of the city's major publications. On Wednesday, the Toronto Sun published a front-page story entitl...
On Wednesday, the Toronto Sun published a front-page story entitled"The Invisible Leaf: When Buds need him most, Mitch Marner pulling his usual playoff disappearing act."Some have argued that with the series tied 1-1, it's too early to throw the winger under the bus.This is not the first time the Sun has come under fire for its framing of a hockey story.
that showed team captain John Tavares on his knees, bloodied while trainers tried to stabilize his neck. It was accompanied by the headline"Captain Crunched." As for Marner, the 26-year-old, who has 10 goals, 37 assists and a plus-minus of +8 in 52 career playoff games, will get the chance to prove the naysayers wrong tonight as the Leafs and Bruins square off for Game 3 at Scotiabank Arena.
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