Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors
NHL Playoffs: Expected Goals vs Actual Goals
Well, I had a bit of time today and in order to avoid getting tunnel vision on the Winnipeg Jets & Colorado Avalanche series, I figured that I would take a look at how our series compares to the other NHL playoff matches. To try and get a grasp o
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Published: 1 year ago
Maple Leafs’ Cowan & Holinka Poised for Key Roles at WJC
The Toronto Maple Leafs always seem to have players with good performances at the World Junior Hockey Championship as they have been well represented in the past. Last year, it…
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Published: 10 months ago
The Maple Leafs are giving into sunk cost fallacy with latest lineup
Few things suck the air out of a room like underwhelming line rush combinations from a practice. That’s very much the case for the Maple Leafs today as Pontus Holmberg and Connor Dewar find themselves on the outside looking in and Fraser Minten has
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Published: 10 months ago
Deep-Diving the Maple Leafs’ Middling Power Play
Despite a star-studded cast, including four $10-million AAV forwards — Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, William Nylander, and John Tavares — the Toronto Maple Leafs’ power play sits at a below-average…
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Published: 10 months ago
Fraser Minten was impressive, but sending him down to the AHL is the right move
Fraser Minten looked good in a Toronto Maple Leafs uniform. His play matched his scouting reports; he’s undeniably smart, making the right play and staying underneath the puck, but also has the shot to put a few pucks in the net. After scoring in
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Published: 10 months ago
How should the Maple Leafs manage Joseph Woll and Dennis Hildeby’s starts until Anthony Stolarz returns?
The Toronto Maple Leafs suffered a significant blow from the news wire on Tuesday with the announcement that goaltender Anthony Stolarz will be undergoing a knee procedure, with the estimated return timetable somewhere in the ballpark of 4-6 weeks. T
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Published: 10 months ago
The Maple Leafs should call up Matt Murray: Alberga’s Take
With Anthony Stolarz on the shelf for the next 4-to-6 weeks, the Leafs will need to be creative with how they navigate their crease over the next little while. Considering his checkered past with injuries, there’s no question that they will have to
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Published: 10 months ago
Toronto Maple Leafs' Mitch Marner on pace for first 100-point season
There’s a common talking point about Mitch Marner that often permeates Toronto Maple Leafs fandom: that he’s “a 100-point guy.” The leading scorer in four of his NHL seasons with Toronto, Marner’s offensive talent has shone through pretty
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Published: 10 months ago
FTB: Chat away the game day wait
The Leafs take on the Stars tonight. And the game isn't on until 8PM.
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Published: 10 months ago
How Maple Leafs will deal with concerning Anthony Stolarz injury
Anthony Stolarz’s injury, described by GM Brad Treliving as a “pebble” in his knee, poses a nuisance, at the very least, for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Now, it’ll be on Joseph Woll and a cast of AHLers to carry the load in Stolarz’s absence,
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Published: 10 months ago
What does latest injury mean for Stolarz’s future with Maple Leafs?
The Hockey Central panel discusses Anthony Stolarz’s previous knee injuries and the potential impact his four-to-six-week absence could have on his future with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Published: 10 months ago
3 keys to the Maple Leafs withstanding Anthony Stolarz’s absence
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz will be out 4-6 weeks and will undergo a procedure Wednesday to remove a loose body which resembles a small pebble from his knee, general manager Brad Treliving revealed. This development is a terrible s
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Published: 10 months ago
Brad May predicts that the Leafs will win the Stanley Cup this season
Former Toronto Maple Leafs enforcer Brad May is bullish on his boyhood team’s chances of finally ending the longest Stanley Cup drought in NHL history. During an appearance on Leafs Morning Take with Nick Alberga and Jay Rosehill on Tuesday, May as
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Published: 10 months ago