Depth is good. This year has proved that, as the Leafs have suffered more than their fair share of injuries this season. I’m not knocking depth. The thing is cap space is pretty darn good too, and the Leafs spend an awful lot of it on forwards, and perhaps too much of it on wingers….
It was 21 years ago today that Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Pat Quinn secured his 400th NHL coaching victory.
When the Leafs signed Filip Kral and Kristians Rubins earlier this week, they made a withdrawal from the Rainy Day Fund. The two left handed defencemen both showed much improvement this season, earning Entry Level Contracts when most 5th round picks and undrafted players do not. Kral is no longer eligible for the Canadian Hockey…
Hey, look! Actual hockey news! According to the team’s official Twitter account, the Maple Leafs have signed KHL free agent Alexander Barabanov to a one-year, entry-level contract.
Kirk Muller’s time in Toronto was shot. He played only two seasons between 1995 and 1997, but he made his impact felt in his short time.
It was on this day in 2002 that Toronto Maple Leafs captain, Mats Sundin, set a new record for Swedish-born players with his 395th career goal. On this day in 2002, Mats Sundin scored his 395th career NHL goal, becoming the leading goal-scorer among Sweden-born NHL players #Hockey365 #LeafsForever pic.twitter.com/DXHXidD6ae — Mike Commito (@mikecommito) April…
The prospect of watching professional sports any time soon seems like a massive stretch as the world has virtually come to a halt due to the global COVID-19 pandemic.
For me personally there are few things I want to do less in life than watch AHL hockey. Over the past few weeks, I’m shocked that my stance on that hasn’t particularly changed, as any hockey might be nice, but today’s signings test my stance a little more as I am a big fan of…
Yesterday, in 1976, the Toronto Maple Leafs got their first 100-point scorer in NHL history.
On this day in 2003, Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Ed Belfour set a club record securing his 37th win of the season.
April 3rd, 1966 was a weird night for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
In order to help us all kill time, Brian Burke did a Q&A on Twitter on Thursday night, fielding questions from fans about his time as an executive in the league. One of the more interesting tidbits that came out of this was Burke admitting truth behind all of the Luongo to the Leafs rumours…
