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The good, the bad and the risky in the Maple Leafs' Jim Hiller hire

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The Toronto Maple Leafs have had an eventful two days to say the least. From making the first trade of the offseason on Tuesday, to hiring a new head coach on Wednesday, new Maple Leafs GM John Chayka has wasted no time shaping his new team into his own vision. Speaking of said new coach, the Toronto Maple Leafs have officially hired Jim Hiller to be their new bench boss for the 2026-27.
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Pros and Cons of Maple Leafs hiring Jim Hiller

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By Mitchell Hartman Verified
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Sports 17 hours ago Former NHL star ejected from sons game after altercation breaks loose markerzone.com - Skyler Walker • 17h Max Pacioretty, acting head coach behind his son's bench, turned a youth game into a scene nobody at the rink was going to forget.
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Retail sales rose again in May. How do consumers keep spending?

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By Mitchell Hartman Verified
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The U.S. consumer: resilient, unvanquished, indefatigable. The May retail sales report released on Wednesday from the U.S. Department of Commerce says as much. Overall sales were up 0.9% from April, way more than economists expected. Of course, some of that was soaring gas prices. Consumers spent 3.4% more at gas stations in May than they did in April and 26% more than they did in May 2025 (that’s thanks to the war in Iran).
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