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The 3-time champs visit Toronto

Coming off a bad loss, can the Leafs rebound?

Terrible game, awesome result

Some want Soshnikov to be promoted from the fourth line. Should he?

Leafs lose a shootout, blow another lead

A confusing Kings trade takes the spotlight

Another valuable 2 points up for grabs in the race for a playoff spot

We had a trade! Why did it suck?

How will it change?

From the Front Page Katya takes a look at the Leafs and the Eastern Conference playoff race Nafio and Species recap the CWHL All-Star Game Fulemin welcomes y’all to PPP Katya recaps our European prospects Around Leafs Nation TLN’s Monday Mailbag Jeff Veillette takes some work from Michael

Welcome to another Saturday night game, as the Leafs host their cross-border rivals from Buffalo tonight. As we head down the stretch, these all become big games, but with the Sens and Bruins winning earlier today, the Leafs need to win to keep pace. A couple injury notes for both

Buffalo Sabres at Toronto Maple Leafs: Game 54 Time: 7:00 pm Eastern Time Location: Air Canada Centre Broadcast/Streaming: CBC, NHL.tv Opponent SBNation Site: Die By The Blade The Leafs face their rivals down the QEW in the thick of a playoff race, and every point is crucial

Are we doomed for this year?

Welcome to your All-Star Skills Competition Recap! In my usual style, I’ll be pseudo live-blogging my reactions while watching the NHL painfully fail to market it’s stars for the umpteenth straight year. Let’s get started Pregame/Introductions * My lord, what a terrible intro song to the broadcast.

The Leafs hit their final game before the All-Star break, hoping to solidify their hold on a playoff spot a little more before the unofficial second half kicks off. They’ve been ot recently, especially on the road, so let’s hope they can keep it going. First Period * [20:

Of the three Leafs’ star rookies, it’s fair to say that William Nylander has not set the hockey world alight the same way that Mitch Marner and Auston Matthews have. Nylander has scored less than either of the other two, and while he can be an electric player to

In today’s installment of 1 For, 1 Against, we turn our attention to the Leafs’ Saturday night game against Ottawa. Frankly, this game was kind of ugly. The nicest goal happened in a shootout, and really, no goalie was beaten clean at even strength. The goals I’ll be

Another Saturday night, another Leafs vs Sens game to bring to you, this time from the ACC. How will Auston Matthews make Erik Karlsson look foolish tonight? Only one way to find out. First Period * [20:00] For the Leafs, Martin Marincin draws in for Frank Corrado. The former has

Welcome to the first iteration of what we hope will be a continuing series at PPP, where we look at a goal for and goal against from the most recent game, and break down how it happened, who was responsible, and what we can learn from it. We’ll start

We all know the Leafs have a pretty rough schedule in terms of back-to-backs. In fact, I think they’re close to leading the league in that category. And while it seems like a small issue, it can have a big impact on a season, especially if it swings a

Have the Leafs finally solved their backup goaltending situation?

The Leafs woke up in a playoff position today, and in a real display of irony, their fans started to crow about it as if a playoff spot in a weak division with 44 games remaining is particularly meaningful. They’ll get a chance to cement that position a little

Do you think Zach Hyman should be Auston Matthews’ winger? Why? We all have opinions about line combinations. It’s why we wait with bated breath to see what Kristen Shilton tweets from Leafs practice. These opinions are informed by various things. We have underlying theories about who to play

After another two goals in the Centennial Classic, Auston Matthews continues his rise up the Leafs all-time rookie scoring list. Matthews' 20th goal now trails only Clark (34), Daniel Marois 31, Sergei Berezin 25, Vince Damphousse 21, tied with Thomas and Grabovski. — Lance Hornby (@sunhornby) January 2, 2017 His

The Leafs end their 2016 with a win, poised at the edge of the playoff bubble.