ICYMI: The most important regular season goal:
PHILLIPE MYERS 🚨
— Omar (@TicTacTOmar) April 18, 2025
Filthy! What a goal! pic.twitter.com/YONPqPrVyG
Also, last night Brady Tkachuk missed part of the game, but:
Travis Green says Brady Tkachuk is “fine” #Sens Will speak with media.
— Bruce Garrioch (@SunGarrioch) April 18, 2025
First question: will the Leafs recall anyone from the Marlies? The Marlies play their two final games this weekend, today and Saturday, and they need to get a point to make the playoffs.
But will Ryan Reaves bounce right back to the Leafs? I think so. I expect we'll see everyone on LTIR or just not playing back at practice and ready to go with the possible exception of Jani Hakanpää, although he's been at some practices lately.
You should expect Max Pacioretty to be ready to play along with David Kämpf, Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Jake McCabe. Decisions about lineups will have to made. We might see a practice either today or Saturday that telegraphs the opening day lineup.
I don't expect Marlies to be called up since the NHL games are all at home in the first round.
The schedule:
- Sunday at 7 pm
- Tuesday, April 22 at 7:30 pm
- Thursday, April 24 at 7 pm
- Saturday, April 26 at 7 pm
- Tuesday, April 29 at a time TBD
- Thursday, May 1 at a time TBD
- Saturday, May 3 at a time TBD
Note that election day is not a game night. The NHL is not doing Canada a favour here, they want a two-day break in every series.
#TrafficAlertTO🚧
— City of Toronto 🇨🇦 (@cityoftoronto) April 17, 2025
To ensure everyone can come together to cheer on our Leafs safely, Bremner Blvd will be closed between Maple Leaf Square & York St from around 7 hours before puck-drop until up to 2 hours after the game for every Leafs game during the playoffs - home & away!… pic.twitter.com/Xj9UfOfmD8
Everyone won their quarterfinals at women's worlds who was expected to. The semis are tomorrow.
Four teams left at #WomensWorlds!💥 #IIHF@usahockey @narodnitymzen @hockeycanada @leijonat pic.twitter.com/2IvJoldyZO
— IIHF (@IIHFHockey) April 17, 2025
That is 9 am at 1 pm in Toronto.
Prospect news!
Easton Cowan scored first for the London Knights, who ended up 3-3 in overtime with the Erie Otters. The series was on the line for Erie as the Knights were up 3 games to none.
London scored in OT, but the goal was called back.
They scored again, this time assisted by Easton Cowan:
Ben Danford and the Oshawa Generals were tied with Brantford late in the third when they got the go-ahead goal. They won 4-2. I'm told Danford was excellent defending the lead. This series is now tied at two-all.
That's it, have a good Friday everyone, and remember, it's firing season for 16 teams.
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