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Tom AustinThere is a peculiar thing that happens to great design when it disappears. At first, people move on. A few years pass, tastes change, old photographs start looking strangely contemporary, and eventually what once seemed tied to a particular moment begins to make sense all over again. Somewhere along the way, indifference turns into nostalgia, nostalgia becomes appreciation, and everybody starts wondering why a watch like the Cartier Roadster disappeared in the first place. The Roadster has travelled that exact path. Introduced in 2002 and discontinued around a decade later, it spent years occupying an unusual corner of the Cartier catalogue. Its muscular proportions, automotive references and unmistakably early-2000s confidence made it easy to associate with the period in which it was created. Fourteen years after its departure, the Roadster has returned to a watch landscape that looks very different, and time away has made its qualities considerably easier to appreciate. In 2026, Cartier may have just brought its best sports watch back from the dead.

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The Edmonton Oilers have only surrendered nine goals in the last five games, which speaks to their quality goaltending, structured five-on-five play, and consistent forecheck. The issue with that number is that five of those nine goals are against the Oilers’ penalty kill, which was a point of emphasis for new associate coach DJ Smith after the whipping that PK took in the postseason. That category has been tough sledding overall for the team, which sits at 68.2 per cent for the season, fifth worst in the NHL. The opposition has scored on the power play in five of seven games, and the Utah Mammoth made it happen twice, punishing Josh Samanski’s double-minor for high-sticking and the team’s bench minor on Thursday. The Mammoth PP bumped up to first in the league at 37.5 per cent, and have scored multiple goals on the man advantage in a game a league-best five times. “I think we’re just attacking,” said Barrett Hayton on the power play’s success. He extended his point streak to five games. “Obviously that first unit’s been so good snapping around, they’re so dangerous, and I think they’ve done a great job kind of keeping that mindset.

How can I not go with Auston Matthews after he's cashed this play for us in two straight games? He's clearly on another level now that he's healthy, and his shooting percentage (40%) is among the league's best on the man advantage. When Matthews is shooting, he's hitting twine - he has four goals across his last three games as a result. Let's pot one more against this stingy Islanders defense. I'm loving William Nylander's shot volume right now, as the Leafs winger has registered at least three shots on goal in four consecutive games. He's averaging 6.5 shot attempts per contest, the 23rd-highest mark in the NHL, giving us plenty of reason to believe his hot streak can continue. With the Islanders playing an undisciplined brand of hockey, watch for Willy on the power play to drive us over the line.