Good morning Toronto Maple Leafs fans!
I thought we would have escaped a game five on Saturday night but the Edmonton Oilers remembered they can score goals and unleashed so much pent up scoring on the Florida Panthers they get another try on Tuesday.
So, now we wait some more as we are on day two of a two day layover between games. Tick. Tock.
The NHL is debuting a documentary series about its trophies tonight in Canada on Sportsnet+.
NHL Players, Alumni, hockey historians, and longtime hockey journalists provide viewers with detailed insights. The first episode airs tonight and features the Hart Memorial Trophy (most valuable player), the Vezina Trophy (most outstanding goaltender), and the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (sportsmanship combined with elite on-ice ability).
The series premiered last night in the US on the NHL Network and ESPN+.
Ottawa is looking to rebuild TD Place arena, and the scuttlebutt is dropping the capacity down to around 6,500.
This would drastically reduce ticket sales and seasons seats for the new team who routinely outdrew that smaller figure last season.
However this is years away, and PWHL Ottawa May be playing in a new downtown Senators arena by then.
Father's Day yesterday brought out stories of how NHL players handle being away from their families for long periods of time.
Guy Boucher is no longer with the Maple Leafs. He wanted to stay, but in the big seat.
Finally, a little throwback to one of the biggest differences in teammates we've seen.
Enjoy your day everyone!