Mike Boultbee

The Leafs host the red-hot Chicago Blackhawks, including a familiar face.

Does this blurb make you think about something other than hockey? Well, this too is a distraction.

The Leafs continue their tour of California against the Pacific-leading Kings

Tonight on The OC: the Leafs are in Anaheim to play the Ducks. You will probably be in bed.

The Leafs play their first game of 2016, hosting the St. Louis Blues on Hockey Night in Canada.

Two Leafs to watch on Team Canada at the World Juniors this year.

There are teams out there that are struggling with inferior coaching. To them I say: don't wait; hire a true winner today in Randy Carlyle.

The Sharks and Leafs traded blown two-goal leads, but the Leafs did it in a more timely fashion, so Sharks win this one.

Spoiler alert! Yes.

The Leafs were the far superior team and got a deserved win, but a strong Devils power play and hot goaltending took it to the brink.

Tanking is bad. The Oilers picking first overall is bad. We all agree on these things, so why not fix it?

It's your Leafs-Wild gamethread!

The Leafs look to rebound from a bad loss by heading deep into the American Hinterland.

In his NHL debut, Garret Sparks turned away 24 shots as the Leafs win 3-0.

The Leafs lost a winnable game because their goalie was bad and should feel bad.

How this season has exposed a flaw in the waiver system, why it needs to be fixed, and how to fix it.

The Leafs had a much better effort against the Bruins after a tough first period, but it wasn't enough for two points.

The Leafs face the Bruins in the second leg of their home-and-home.

The Leafs, in a rare occasion, head to Raleigh to play a team that is lower in the standings than they are. An old friend of the team weighs in on his opinion.

The Leafs got off to a slow start at even strength, but their power play scored four, so who cares?

The Leafs were in the game despite sloppy play, but a poor showing by Jonathan Bernier took them out of it.

The Leafs host the Vancouver Canucks in a matchup that is being heavily billed as "on TV this Saturday."

The Leafs are playing the second leg of a two-game road trip in Nashville.

The Leafs visit the American capital to take on the Metropolitan Division-leading Washington Capitals.

Remember when the Leafs won 9-3 and Brett Lebda was a -3? Fun times.