I truly feel bad for the IIHF social media person. Scheduled tweets are also the bane of my existence and I’m only dealing with converting mountain time into eastern time. Nevertheless, I will share their blunder because it provides us with information we were curious about… Mistimed IIHF Tweet leads to Canada's men's Olympic roster…
Read More →The Toronto Maple Leafs shuffled up their lines at practice Monday. The most notable change saw William Nylander move outside of the club’s top-six group to the third line to skate with Alex Kerfoot and David Kampf. #Leafs D-Pairs at practice Jan. 24/22 Rielly-BrodieSandin-HollDermott-LiljegrenMuzzin (non-contact)Biega. — David Alter (@dalter) January 24, 2022 Adjustments were expected…
Read More →After his game on Jan. 22 vs. the Jacksonville Icemen, Jordan Subban took to Twitter to express frustrations from a racist incident he faced in-game. More like @JPanetta12 was too much of a coward to fight me and as soon as I began to turn my back he started making monkey gestures at me so…
Read More →There has been quite a lot of talk in the past few weeks about the Leafs needing to make an upgrade with their defensive unit. The cries for an upgrade grew louder when the Leafs went through a six-game stretch where they blew 3-1 leads on four separate occasions. Regardless of what was the root…
Read More →It was once again a busy week in the Toronto Maple Leafs system as the Marlies continue their long road trip, the Growlers finally got their 2022 schedule underway, and one more prospect is heading to the Olympics. In addition to all the news, there were a few marquee performances to get to, so let’s…
Read More →Pierre Engvall is having a season like he’s never had before in the NHL. Splitting time between the Maple Leafs third and fourth line, the 25-year-old is finding his way to being a regular NHLer under Sheldon Keefe. In 35 games this season, Engvall has 14 points — one shy of his career high —…
Read More →Nearing the end of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ current six-game road trip, the team was looking to finish the trip on a high note after blowing multiple multi-goal leads in three of their previous four games and losing two games on this trip too. After falling short in overtime to Colorado, Toronto then followed up…
Read More →For the fifth time on this six game road trip, the Leafs took a 3-1 lead. For the first time on this six game road trip, the Leafs did not blow that 3-1 lead. Sure, they had the games in Vegas and St. Louis where they scrapped out a win in spite of blowing a…
Read More →It’s been a weird season for the New York Islanders, who found themselves as bottom feeders in the East for most of the season, but have had a bit of a recent resurgence winning six of their last seven games, and put themselves above .500 for the first time since their 11 game losing streak….
Read More →The Nation Network’s own Frank Seravalli reported this week that Chicago could be interested in moving some of their pieces this week, except for Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, and Seth Jones: Frank Seravalli says on SN650 that Kane, Toews, and Seth Jones are the only untouchables for CHI. If you want to take a run…
Read More →The Maple Leafs will play the final game of their New York trip tonight against the New York Islanders at UBS Arena. Speaking of UBS Arena, Toronto was the second team to play the Islanders in their new building. Joseph Woll was in net that night and didn’t allow a single goal for his first-career…
Read More →It’s an absolute stretch to say that how a team performs over a seven game stretch is going to equate to playoff success. At no point are teams facing the same team for extended period, teams aren’t putting in the video research that they do for a playoff series, and it’s rare that teams are…
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