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Kadri brushes off trade rumors: 'Focused on winning'

The Calgary Flames' poor start to the season has pushed Nazem Kadri's name into trade rumors, but the veteran center is focused on righting the ship with his current squad rather than forcing his way out of town. "I've had to approach a lot more diff

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Craig Berube on the makeup of the McMann-Matthews-Robertson line: “Speed… A lot of speed on the wings”

After Monday’s practice, Craig Berube discussed Joseph Woll re-joining the team, Sammy Blais practicing but not playing, the McMann-Matthews-Robertson unit, and the status of his injured players (William Nylander, Chris Tanev, Scott Laughton, and C

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Why Lindros is a fan of Maple Leafs’ Knies: ‘I Iove his aggressiveness’

Hockey Hall of Famer Eric Lindros gives his thoughts on Toronto Maple Leafs forward Matthew Knies on Real Kyper & Bourne, saying Knies is built for the playoffs with his physical brand of hockey.

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Maple Leafs notebook: Woll’s return, McCabe’s moment, ‘Scratch ‘N Score’

Joseph Woll returned to Maple Leafs practice on Monday — and no one was happier to see him than tandem mate Anthony Stolarz. Sportsnet’s Luke Fox dives into Toronto’s plan for the goalie’s return and more in his latest notebook.

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Matthew Barnaby gives some love to Jake McCabe & John Tavares: Leafs Morning Take

It was another weekend of highs and lows for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Ultimately, they were able to salvage a split in their home and home with the Buffalo Sabres. Having said all that, there’s still lots of room for improvement as Craig Berube and

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Joseph Woll Back with Maple Leafs, GM Outlines Plan for On-Ice Return

The post Joseph Woll Back with Maple Leafs, GM Outlines Plan for On-Ice Return appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Joseph Woll is back with the Maple Leafs. Discover how the team plans to get him game-ready after his return. The post Joseph Woll Back w

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Published: 3 weeks ago

NHL Rumors: Nylander, Kadri, and East Contender Blockbuster

In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the news on William Nylander is starting to look less than ideal. Meanwhile, the Calgary Flames will likely speak with Nazem Kadri about his desire…

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Published: 3 weeks ago

How Tavares’s consistency has helped keep Maple Leafs above water

Elliotte Friedman joins the FAN Hockey Show discuss the play of Toronto Maple Leafs veteran John Tavares, and how much his consistency and professionalism brings to a team that’s had a shaky start to their season.

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Maple Leafs practice notes: Woll skates, Nylander returns, Jarnkrok absent from practice

The Toronto Maple Leafs took to the ice for practice on Monday morning prior to hosting the Calgary Flames on Tuesday night, and they might have a different look both on offence and on the back end. Arguably the biggest headline was the return of Jos

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Published: 3 weeks ago

When will Joseph Woll play next for Toronto Maple Leafs?

The Toronto Maple Leafs are getting closer to a fuller set of players. On Monday, goalie Joseph Woll rejoined the group for his first practice of the season after missing several weeks due to a personal leave from the team for a family matter. “I

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Maple Leafs’ Nylander questionable, Jarnkrok doubtful against Flames

The Toronto Maple Leafs are hoping to have William Nylander back in the lineup when they take on the Calgary Flames.

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Published: 3 weeks ago

Woll and Stolarz Might Be the Maple Leafs’ Perfect Mismatch in Goal

Goaltending has always fascinated me — maybe because it’s the loneliest job in hockey. You can play well for fifty-nine minutes and still lose the game on one bad bounce…

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Published: 3 weeks ago