Here's a roundup of the latest sports news making headlines today.

NHL Prospects Eyeing the Big Leagues

Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Ben Danford is pleased with his progress, particularly his break-out passes, during his final season in junior hockey. The 20-year-old defenceman is now setting his sights on following in the footsteps of his close friend Easton Cowan and making the leap to the NHL.

St. Louis and Habs Face Playoff Challenges

St. Louis coach expressed confidence in his team's ability to compete with the Sabres, stating, "I know we can play with Sabres, we just have to do some things a bit better."

Meanwhile, hockey analyst Craig Button emphasized the importance of the Canadiens' top line scoring, asserting, "If Habs' top line doesn't score they 'won't win this series, they won't come close.'"

Maple Leafs Win Draft Lottery

It's a celebratory day for Toronto Maple Leafs fans as the team won the Draft Lottery. Analyst Craig Button remarked, "It's a great day to be a Toronto Maple Leaf."

Ujiri Returns to NBA with Mavericks

Former NBA executive Masai Ujiri expressed his eagerness to return to the league with the Dallas Mavericks, stating, "I want to taste it again." He attributed his desire to win as the driving force behind his comeback.

McIlroy's Green Jacket Triumph

Golfer Rory McIlroy shared his disbelief at winning the green jacket after a 17-year wait, and now securing two consecutive victories. He acknowledged the need for improvement, stating, "I know I'll 'have to be better if I want a chance to win' after a tough third round."

Golf analyst Mike Weir highlighted the importance of McIlroy's short game, noting, "That's a part that has to sharpen up."