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Is this Maple Leafs season beyond saving?
After 19 games the Toronto Maple Leafs are 15th in the Eastern Conference, and this was supposed to be an "easy" part of their schedule. As trades and other rumours begin to fly, Justin Bourne explores the question: is this season even worth trying to save?
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Bruins Fans Take Note: Tuesday’s Game vs. Maple Leafs Isn’t on NESN — Here’s How to Watch
The Bruins return home Tuesday night for a rivalry matchup against the Toronto Maple Leafs at TD Garden. It’s always a highlight when these two Original Six teams meet and this one should be no different.
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube has provided a discouraging update on injured superstar Auston Matthews.
DETROIT — One day before the Toronto Maple Leafs are set to visit the Detroit Red Wings, the club announced it was moving its third game of the season on Monday from 4 p.m. ET to 2 p.m. ET to avoid an overlap with Game 2 of the American League ...
Welcome to the NHL On Tap. Three NHL.com writers will share what they are most looking forward to on the schedule each day. Today, their choices from two games Wednesday.
The Leafs also recalled Easton Cowan while placing Auston Matthews on injured reserve retroactive to Nov. 11. With Matthews on IR, the star center will be ineligible to play in the club's next two games on the schedule. Matthews sustained a lower-body injury on Nov. 11 in the club's 5-3 loss to the Boston Bruins.
A rival executive shared a brutal outlook on the future of the Toronto Maple Leafs amid their losing streak and slow start. The post Rival Executive Shares Brutal Outlook on Maple Leafs Future appeared first on Heavy Sports.
Through the first two periods against the Penguins, the Leafs put up their ugliest performance yet. Their lack of urgency in the second period was appalling: the Penguins had 34 shot attempts in the middle frame in all situations. The Leafs had just seven.
A $10 wager on the Mammoth and the over at +115 odds would cashed for a $11.50 profit, pushing the total payout to $21.50 in return. With a loaded NHL slate ahead on Thursday, it’s the perfect time to ride the momentum and keep stacking that bankroll.