After being removed from the Leafs Phase 3 training camp roster, Mac Hollowell is back: Defenceman Mac Hollowell has replaced defenceman Timothy Liljegren on the Phase 3 Return to Play roster.#LeafsForever — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) July 14, 2020 Timothy Liljegren has been removed from the Return to Play roster due to being “unfit to…
As the first day of the Toronto Maple Leafs training camp got underway, one player was missing from the first group of skaters. Sheldon Keefe on Timothy Liljegren: "He was unfit to play today." — Kristen Shilton (@kristen_shilton) July 13, 2020 With the NHL’s new protocols, teams aren’t required to give out anymore information then…
The National Hockey League has announced eight more players have tested positive for COVID-19.
After the team announced their initial training camp roster earlier in the day, Leafs GM Kyle Dubas spoke to the media on Sunday afternoon and there was plenty to talk about leading into the opening of training camps tomorrow. First of all, let’s get this one out of the way: Leafs GM Kyle Dubas says…
General manager Kyle Dubas has announced that forward Nic Petan will replace defenceman Mac Hollowell on the Leafs phase 3 training camp roster. General Manager Kyle Dubas announces that forward Nic Petan will replace defenceman Mac Hollowell on the Phase 3 Return to Play roster. https://t.co/udF4o2yCkT — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) July 12, 2020 The…
It’s nice to get a Leafs PR tweet in my timeline. So I’ll share it all with you know. NHL and NHLPA ratify four-year CBA extension and Return to Play Plan. #StanleyCup Qualifiers to begin August 1. https://t.co/IErZJ2hifT pic.twitter.com/f5HgirRFLB — NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) July 10, 2020 Hockey is back, baby! For better or worse…
So it’s been going on for a while. It’s been close for a while. It’s pretty much the 11th hour if the NHL doesn’t want to delay Phase 3 training camps, so in the spirit of all of that, the NHL and the NHLPA have asked their members to vote on ratifying the Return to…
The National Hockey League has identified nine new cases of COVID-19 in its players, it said in a statement Monday.
The NHL says 15 of 250+ players reporting for phase two have tested positive for COVID-19. A total of 26 players have tested positive as of June 29th.
Though there hasn’t yet been an announcement, it appears as though Toronto is going to be named as one of the NHL’s hub cities for the 2020 playoffs.
Okay, so it’s not exactly big news, but it’s something that happened to a Leafs prospect, so here it is if you are interested… Confirmed: Semyon Kizimov (F) | Lada Togliatti -> Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod | https://t.co/okirlmzAhx #KHL — EP Transfers (@ep_transfers) June 29, 2020 Official Announcement translated via google: Hockey club “Lada” made an…
I know this is a controversial take, but I am not particularly a fan of the Leafs uniforms. I find them plain and boring, and beyond tradition they don’t have a whole lot going for them. That’s why I’m probably excited about the unveiling of the Toronto Six jerseys which have a definite personality to…
