65 points as a rookie would make Gavin McKenna an instant superstar in Toronto. But that might be exactly where the problem starts. Chief asked The TrueBeleafer whether a 65-point rookie season would immediately turn McKenna into a hero, or set him up to be torn apart by the Toronto media the moment he takes a step back. The answer was simple: let the kid breathe. A hot rookie season would be exciting, but it cannot become the minimum expectation every year after that. Young players still need time to grow, struggle, adjust, and develop without every quiet stretch turning into a crisis. Toronto loves its stars quickly. The real challenge is giving them patience when everything is not perfect. Would 65 points make Gavin McKenna an instant superstar, or create unrealistic expectations far too early? #GavinMcKenna #TorontoHockey #NHL #HockeyTalk #LeafsNation #TheBudsBreakdown #ATSN

Olivia Walcott-Alalid has committed to play for University of Santo Tomas of AUBA Australia.

Congratulations to GHooper and Fil AM Sports USA athlete EJ Kapihe on your commitment to Ateneo Blue Eagles

Try outs to be held for Olivarez College Men’s Basketball team. See flyers for more details.

PCU Dolphins will hold an Open Tryout for their Senior Men’s Basketball Team. See flyers for more details