It's another year of trying to do the impossible: predict a perfect March Madness bracket. Do you go all-in on the top seeds or hedge your bets with a few Cinderella stories? Do you do hours of research or flip a coin? Considering the odds of picking a perfect bracket — a feat that has literally never been achieved — are about 1 in 9.2 quintillion (that's a lot of zeros), we're not sure the method you use even really matters. That's why we're taking a different approach this year by setting out to make the most Canadian bracket possible, a winner in our hearts if not in our wallets.
McDavid, Kane or Matthews for Hart?
