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Time of India
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Max Domi and Estelle Phillips enjoy a peaceful strawberry farm amid the NHL offseason
Max Domi and Estelle Phillips enjoy a peaceful strawberry farm amid the NHL offseason (Image Via IG/estelle_phillips) Being a woke, working one in the Maple Leafs organisation felt Max Domi wanted to enjoy the offseason making some memories with his beloved, Estelle Phillips, at the most tranquil farm in Ontario. A countryside visit from these two young folks would break the rapid pace of NHL life, telling tales of quaintness and joy. Away from the rink, Domi's life shows a gentle side where the fine art of soaking in nature and sharing meaningful connections is combined with relaxation and heartfelt memories beyond hockey. Calm and bonding: Offseason retreat with Max Domi and Estelle Phillips Max Domi and Estelle Phillips enjoy a peaceful strawberry farm amid the NHL offseason (Image Via IG/@max) Every summer is anticipated by most NHL fans for trade and draft news. Yet, the couple offered a refreshing spin to the strawberry-picking excursion. They spent their sunny hours at a quaint Ontario farm, with Domi's calm and cool demeanor expressing the nature of their relationship. The warmth and serene joy could be felt from the visit as Domi is captured in a blue shirt and sunglasses, hand-picking berries. Estelle, for instance, appeared equally needy of joy as she looked wistfully at a tray of strawberries, the perfect moment to set wide, natural smiles with lazy joy on their social media. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Why seniors are rushing to get this Internet box – here's why! Techno Mag Learn More Undo Away from the fierce emotions of the rink, Gary's off-ice photos gifted hardcore hockey followers a much-needed glimpse at the life of a star away from the ice and reminded them that intense competitors also live their daily lives in search of some serenity. Adding the human element, Domi concluded the visit by thanking the farm and its employees, posing for pictures with them in front of a rustic wooden shack-heralding not just a sign of courtesy, but something that spreads into their sense of belonging in communities beyond his day job. More than just a quiet getaway, Domi's offseason has carried some emotional heft. In May, Domi walked alongside his mother, Leanne Domi, at the Breakthrough T1D Walk. Having lived with Type 1 diabetes since he was 12, alongside celiac disease, there is immense discipline and resilience demanded of Domi off the ice. His mother had stayed up many nights with him as he learned to manage his health, and is now a pillar holding up his progress. Also Read: Brad Marchand's six-year Florida Panthers deal sparks reactions from Steve Yzerman The offseason brokerage of Max Domi includes selling strawberries with Estelle Phillips and walking for a cause with Mom: these reflect a life that finds gratitude, balance, and love. These snapshots bordering on hockey augment his image from an earnest individual's perspective: a star athlete loving life through its simple pleasures. For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
CTV News
05-06-2025
- Health
- CTV News
Max Domi opens up about his life with diabetes on and off the ice
Max Domi opens up about his Type 1 Diabetes diagnosis at age 12, shares advice for kids, talks tech advances, and his book.
Associated Press
19-05-2025
- Sport
- Associated Press
Panthers rout the Maple Leafs 6-1 in Game 7 to advance to the Eastern Conference final
TORONTO (AP) — Sergei Bobrovsky made 19 saves, Florida scored three times in a 6:24 span in the second period and the Panthers routed the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-1 in Game 7 on Sunday night to advance to the Eastern Conference final. The defending Stanley Cup champion Panthers will play the Carolina Hurricanes in the conference final, opening on the road Tuesday night. Seth Jones, Anton Lundell and Jonah Gadjovich scored in the second-period burst and Eetu Luostarinen, Sam Reinhart and Brad Marchand — into an empty net — added goals in the third. Marchand, Luostarinen and Aleksander Barkov each had two assists. Maxi Domi scored for Toronto. Joseph Woll stopped 28 shots. Jones opened the scoring at 3:15 of the second, beating Woll to the far post with a shot from the right side. Lundell struck at 7:18, putting in a rebound. Gadjovich followed at 9:39 off another rebound. Domi cut it to 3-1 at 2:07 of the third, beating Bobrovsky between the legs. Luostarinen countered 47 seconds later for Florida, and Reinhart scored at 9:24. Referee Chris Rooney left 13 seconds into the second period after Florida's Niko Mikkola was jousting for the puck and his stick went into Rooney's face. Garrett Rank took Rooney's spot. ___ AP NHL playoffs: and
CBS News
19-05-2025
- Sport
- CBS News
Panthers dominate Maple Leafs in Game 7, return to Eastern Conference Final
With a thunderous opening period and a relentless finish, the Florida Panthers overwhelmed the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-1 on Sunday night, punching their ticket to the Eastern Conference Final for the third consecutive season. Florida will face the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday night in Raleigh - a rematch of last year's series that vaulted the Panthers into the Stanley Cup Final. Defenseman Seth Jones hammered home a point shot to give Florida a 1-0 lead. The Panthers never looked back. Anton Lundell followed to double the lead and Jonah Gadjovich buried a rebound less than three minutes later to make it 3-0. Toronto never found oxygen after that. The Leafs finally got on the board in the third period when Max Domi scored to make it 3-1 and briefly give the home crowd life. But the spark didn't last long. Florida quickly snuffed out any comeback hopes. Eetu Luostarinen restored the three-goal lead just minutes later, and Sam Reinhart put the exclamation point on the night with a power-play goal to make it 5-1. With less than 4 minutes to go, Panthers' Brad Marchand scored an empty-netter to make it 6-1. Florida now turns its attention to a showdown with Carolina, a team it swept last spring in a dramatic four-game series.
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Maple Leafs force Game 7 after gutsy road win against Panthers in Florida
We interrupt this teardown of the Maple Leafs to bring you an important bulletin: Against the odds, they've put it together to force a Game 7 Sunday at Scotiabank Arena against the Florida Panthers. Friday's 2-0 win at Amerant Bank Arena is Sunrise came with most of the hockey world counting them out after three straight losses in which they were outscored 9-1 since an overtime loss in Game 3. Yet winning to stave off elimination has become something of a specialty for the Leafs the past three springs, now with a record of 4-2. Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner lifted grand pianos off their backs, combining for what became the winning goal at 6:20 of the third. Marner stole a puck off a Florida breakout at its line and fed Matthews for a five-hole goal on Sergei Bobrovsky. It was Matthews' first of this series, first in two series against the Panthers, third in these 12 post-season games, while Marner was looking to atone for a major defensive gaffe in Game 5. The Leafs survived two early minor penalties, another following the Matthews goal, but after he was foiled by Bobrovsky on an early stretch pad save, Matthew Knies was shaken up in a reverse hip check by defenceman Niko Mikkola. In pain on the bench, Knies was spelled off a few shifts on the first line left wing by Bobby McMann and Max Pacioretty that scrambled a couple of lines, though Knies stayed in the contest. Max Domi, who also needed a bounce-back game, started the play on the second goal at 14:17, creating a 2-on-1 where McMann set up the warhorse Pacioretty for a backhand tip. With Bobrovsky pulled, Joseph Woll made the last of his 22 saves for the shutout while teammates blocked 31 shots. Matthews went to the room early in the second period after Aleksander Barkov caught with a stick blade near the eye off a face-off. Matthews returned for the first of two Toronto power plays in the second period, the first when the Panthers were caught with too many men, only to catch Aaron Ekblad with his own high stick. Lack of playoff production has been the curse of Matthews and Marner the past few years and 2025 was no exception. From seven points in the last five regular season games and six in the first series versus Ottawa, Matthews has managed just five since. Marner had a similarly hot finish to the regular season and three points in the opener against Ottawa, but held to six points the past eight contests. As for Toronto's well-documented self-destruct mode in previous Game 7s, winless in five tries since 2018, you won't hear a discouraging word heading into Sunday considering they were facing tee times this weekend. Now it's a winner-take-all Sunday, a date with the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference final where the Leafs haven't been since 2002 — if they can use home ice in their favour. Game 5 at SBA was a train wreck, a lifeless 6-1 loss in which Toronto looked to be the intimidated team. In the wake of that defeat, the Leafs absorbed the wrath of fans and media for 48 hours, starting with a few team sweaters tossed on the ice. The 'Core Four' deservedly took the brunt of it, Matthews, Marner, William Nylander and John Tavares collectively outscored 9-1 by the defending Stanley Cup champion Panthers atter an overtime loss in Game 3 could've given them a 3-0 series' lead. And yet just as the Leafs were reminded in their previous series against the Ottawa Senators, the fourth game is the most difficult to attain. The Panthers had the mojo, or so it seemed. Toronto is trying to come back from a 3-2 series' deficit for the first time since '02 in the second round versus Ottawa. Friday's win staves off talk of what personnel changes the Leafs could expect this summer if they don't reach the third round or beyond. LEAFS NOTES: Lineup tweaked for Game 6 but Matthews and Marner remain together RICK VAIVE: Mitch Marner's time with Toronto Maple Leafs likely at an end The Leafs went back to the lineup they used through most of the playoffs, reinstating bottom six forwards Calle Jarnkrok and Pontus Holmberg after they sat for David Kampf and Nick Robertson in Game 5. Florida is trying to eliminate the Leafs for the second time in the second round the past three years after knocking them out in 2023 in five games. It would also be the third occurrence that one-time Leaf coach Paul Maurice has beaten his former team, going back to Toronto's last appearance in the conference final in 2002 when Maurice was with Carolina. lhornby@
