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Jason Blake scored and fist pumped! Vesa Toskala continued to be a big jerk! PPP is probably crying into his Molson at the ACC! It's the second period chat thread, let's go!

* Torontosportsmedia continues his Brian Burke coverage. * Scot Loucks must have watched a different game than the rest of us. Where I thought Toronto looked flat, he thought they played a good game. Paul Maurice, is that you? * Budblog is starting to lose confidence in Toskala. * And the sens' freefall

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Rexall is going to packed to the rafters with patently obnoxious Leafers tonight. The Oilers would do well to silence them early en route to a... oh, I don't know... 7-2 win. Gonna be a blowout, kids. Keep your heads up out there! - Covered in Oil All

Pre-Game: 8:30 p.m., Leafs TV Broadcast: 9:00 p.m., Leafs TV, AM640, Leafs TV Interactive Post-Game: 11:30 p.m., Leafs TV Post Video: mapleleafs.com Downtown Edmonton pictured during rush hour. REMEMBER YOUR SPG PICKS In the course of bringing you fine folks the best Leafs

You better not cry You better not pout, I'm telling you why Brian Burke is coming to tooooooown * Alex Tran doesn't think Brian Burke sees you when you're sleeping. * Down Goes Brown doesn't think he knows when you're awake. * Puck

I'd like to start by mentioning the Flames' goal horn. I love how after the horn blast they start playing Disco Inferno, because it's considerably better than pumped in techno or nu metal garbage. I don't love how their horn blasts for five

Pre-Game: 9:00 p.m., Leafs TV Broadcast: 9:30 p.m., Sportsnet, AM640 Post-Game: 12:00 a.m., Leafs TV Post Video: mapleleafs.com REMEMBER YOUR SPG PICKS Toronto heads to Calgary after their exciting win against Montreal. The Flames are battling the flu. Jarome Iginla may be a

* Old Guys in Blue and White has two posts up: the first about how Kostopolous should man up and admit he made a mistake, and the second about the Leafs' defensive logjam. * Down Goes Brown has Wendel Moment #12. * MF37 continues looking at the string of crappy GMs that

From TSN: Van Ryn was rammed into the end boards from behind by Kostopoulos early in the first period. Van Ryn went to the ice and later to the hospital, with what the club said was a broken hand, broken nose, concussion and cut face. Say what you want about

Pre-Game: 6:00 p.m., Leafs TV Broadcast: 7:00 p.m., CBC, AM640 Post-Game: 9:30 p.m., Leafs TV Post Video: mapleleafs.com Montreal played last night Columbus and lost in a shootout. Toronto last played Thursday night in Boston, where they did their characteristic "terrible first

* Torontosportsmedia thinks it's time to call in some reinforcements. * He also thinks Bill Clement has a good perspective on the Leafs. * eyebleaf wants to send down Schenn. * Stephen Brunt puts on a clinic on sportswriting in his article about Ron Wilson. * And then MF37 puts on a sportsblogging

Boston learned their lesson from last week and skated with the Leafs all the way through this one. The Leafs had another rough first period, giving up a pair of goals, and gave up another one in the second to put themselves down 3-0. Steener had a pretty goal in

Commence posting! Hope you remembered your SPG picks!

* Torontosportsmedia seems relieved that Cliff is staying the course; no short term help for a playoff push. * Down Goes Brown has another Wendel Moment. We should make these into tiny ceramic figurines. * Ron Guillet thinks it's time to trade Steen. The curse of my jerseys continues! * Steve @ Hockeyanalysis

Well, shit. Toronto looked sloppy in the first period, giving up four goals. A lot of hard work by Hagman (1G 1A) and Grabovski (2G 1A) and a shot by Van Ryn tied it up and got the Leafs a single point they probably didn't deserve. Good to

Rod Brind'Amour's handsomer brothers will be in attendance tonight and cheering for the Hurricanes. Let's make their trip worse than when they found out Hogtown was just a nickname.

Apologies to my Canadian pals about the voting reminder. On to the links! * Greener goes over Howard Berger's hair stylings with a fine toothed comb. (Heyooooo) * Down Goes Brown has written the first book of Wendel Clark. * eyebleaf has a new feature: the Raycrap Report. * General Borschevsky wants

This is going to be a new regular feature around here. We know you're all Leafs fans but occasionally interesting stuff happens in hockey that doesn't involve the Leafs. Here at SBNation we have a lot of great team specific blogs, so I'm happy

When Helminen’s goal tied the game barely a minute later, The Wizard was jumping up and down on the bench like a little schoolgirl.  He was probably the happiest guy in the building for some reason. - Red and Black Hockey Until the loud siren, flashing lights, Gary Glitter

Holding on to a 3-1 lead Toronto gave up three goals in three minutes in the second period en route to losing 6-4 to Carolina. Good effort by the Leafs in the last half of the third, but Toronto looked really complacent with the 3-1 lead and it came back

Tlusty scores on January 31st in Carolina.

The Leafs look forward to winning a game without a ridiculous comeback tonight at 5pm on Leafs TV. REMEMBER YOUR SPG PICKS Toronto (5-3-3) heads to Carolina (5-3-2) for the first leg of a home and home that finishes on Tuesday night, after one of the most inspiring third period

Down 2-0 to the Rangers with under 10:00 in the third period, the Leafs decided to turn the last half of the third in to an absolute snipe show. Welcome home Valiquette, enjoy the pine on your next visit. Five goals in five minutes and twenty two seconds: 1.