The Maple Leafs got a major piece of business done on Wednesday, locking up star centre Auston Matthews to a four-year, $53million extension. Mark Masters joins SportsCentre to discuss the significance of this extension for Toronto and why it's fitting that Matthews broke the news himself.
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Auston Matthews signs four-year contract extension with Toronto Maple LeafsNHL star Auston Matthews has agreed to a four year contract extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the team announced.
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Auston Matthews signs four-year extension to stay with Toronto Maple LeafsThe Toronto Maple Leafs locked up one of their biggest offensive weapons on Wednesday, signing former Hart Trophy winner Auston Matthews to a four-year extension, worth $13.25 million per year.
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What's better for a city's economy: Taylor Swift or the FIFA World Cup? | Day 6 | Live RadioIf you're on the waitlist for tickets to one of Taylor Swift's Toronto concerts, you’re in the good company of some 30 million people. T-Swift’s six shows in Toronto next year are estimated to draw some 300,000 concert-goers, with a big economic boon on the line for the city. So big in fact, some say it’s making Toronto’s World Cup deal look bad. The city will be hosting a part of the 2026 World Cup games along with the US and Mexico. April Engelberg is a lawyer and a former Toronto city council candidate. David Valentin is principal at Liaison Strategies. And they’re both huge Taylor Swift fans. Together, April and David crunched the numbers, and wrote an op-ed in the Toronto Star this week titled, “Taylor Swift’s Toronto concerts reveal bad World Cup deal for Toronto.”
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Maple Leafs re-sign Auston Matthews to four-year dealThe Maple Leafs have secured the services of their biggest star for another four years.
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