Canadian hockey Youtuber Steve 'Dangle' Glynn is stepping away from Sportsnet as he changes his focus to SDPN Inc., an independent sports outlet he launched with co-founders Adam Wylde and Jesse Blake ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs dropped both games in Sunrise, FL, after opening their second-round series against the Florida Panthers with a 2–0 lead, with the series now tied at 2-2, and turned into a best ...

The New York Rangers’ struggles on the ice may stem from issues off it, with general manager Chris Drury possibly being at the center of the team’s frustrations. According to Steve Dangle of SDPN, a ...

Steve Dangle has delivered a sharp critique of the Detroit Red Wings and general manager Steve Yzerman, questioning why the club continues to miss the playoffs despite a roster that appears ready to ...

NHL podcasters Steve Dangle, Adam Wylde and Jesse Blake of SDPN criticized league commissioner Gary Bettman for gaslighting fans by denying the existence of tax issues affecting players. Wylde ...

NHL analyst Steve Dangle has called for Edmonton Oilers General Manager Stan Bowman to be fired after comments Bowman made about goaltending battles in the 2024-25 NHL playoffs. Bowman stated that in ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs are facing a significant dilemma this season, and at the center of it is star player William Nylander. With the team struggling to gain traction and currently sitting near the ...

Steve Glynn was giving a tour, playing with his dog and telling a funny story all at the same time. Iggy, his three-year-old Goldendoodle — part golden retriever, part poodle and part disruptor — was ...

On this episode, Steve drinks three cups of coffee and the guys talk about the Leafs’ black hole of nothingness, Cody Hodgson, Potvin’s apology, and yell at Press Conference questions. WARNING!!! This ...

Moments into the second intermission, Steve Glynn, sitting alone in a room in his basement, began yelling at his invisible audience. They were watching him through Sportsnet’s YouTube channel, and now ...

The Canadian Women’s Hockey League’s season begins this Saturday, October 17th. As puck drop draws near, Canadian Olympic gold medalist and forward for the CWHL’s Toronto Furies Natalie Spooner has ...