Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors
3 Takeaways From Capitals’ Record-Setting Road Win Over the Maple Leafs
The Washington Capitals scored an impressive 3-1 road victory against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Friday night (Dec. 6) for a franchise record ninth consecutive road win. In a battle…
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Mitch Marner’s Season: What No One Is Talking About (But Should)
The post Mitch Marner’s Season: What No One Is Talking About (But Should) appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Mitch Marner is having a great season with the Maple Leafs. How has that changed Marner's status with fans? The post Mitch Marner’s Season
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4 Takeaways From the Maple Leafs’ Loss to the Capitals
The Toronto Maple Leafs entered Friday’s matchup against the Washington Capitals with an opportunity to climb to the top of the Eastern Conference standings. Instead, they fell short in a…
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Easton Cowan isn’t expected to miss Canada camp after leaving game vs. Oshawa
Toronto Maple Leafs top prospect Easton Cowan isn’t expected to miss Canada’s World Juniors selection camp next week after leaving Friday’s game against the Oshawa Generals. Cowan set the OHL’s unofficial record for most consecutive games wit
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The Good, Bad, & Ugly in Maple Leafs 3-1 Loss to Capitals
The post The Good, Bad, & Ugly in Maple Leafs 3-1 Loss to Capitals appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Last night, the Toronto Maple Leafs, lost of the Washington Capitals 3–1. What were the good, the bad, and ugly aspects of the game? The post T
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Chris Tanev on his stretch pass to set up John Tavares’ goal: ‘Who cares, We lost’
The Toronto Maple Leafs didn’t bring their best effort of the season on Friday night. It wasn’t a total sell job like their 3-0 loss to Ottawa, but they’ve definitely had better games and didn’t deserve the two points. One of the lone bright
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The Toronto Maple Leafs 2024 Christmas wishlist
The holidays are just around the corner, and as the weather turns chilly, millions of kids worldwide are filling out their wish lists. For the Toronto Maple Leafs faithful, wishful thinking is nothing new. For a fanbase that hasn’t won the Cup sinc
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Here's a Team Canada roster filled entirely with 4 Nations snubs
To the surprise of nobody, there were plenty of players snubbed following the reveal of Canada’s 4 Nations Face-Off roster. The international tournament, which begins February 8, features four countries in Canada, USA, Sweden, and Finland. All fou
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Leafs-Capitals takeaways: Unforced errors doom Leafs, Tanev, Tavares are bright spots in loss
All good things must come to an end and that applies to the Toronto Maple Leafs’ winning streak. It was a low-event game and the Washington Capitals emerged with a 3-1 victory at Scotiabank Arena. Nic Dowd opened the scoring by tipping home Matt Ro
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Four Nations fatigue, trade bait, and value of no trade clauses: Leaflets
I’ll let you all in on a little secret. I have a lot easier time writing about the Maple Leafs when things are going bad. Trade everyone, fix the powerplay, who should Toronto draft? That’s the low hanging fruit. Right now, things are going a lit
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Game in 10: Maple Leafs second best in 3-1 loss to the Capitals
The Maple Leafs did not break out efficiently enough, possess the puck enough, or sustain enough offensive-zone time in this 3-1 loss to a strong Capitals team. When the Leafs win with their more deliberate defensive style this season, it’s all goo
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Maple Leafs’ Berube waves away bad bounce as culprit in lacklustre loss
It would be all too simple to chalk it up to a bad break or an unlucky bounce. One play didn’t sink the Maple Leafs on Friday night. It was the habits that allowed for that sequence to happen at all, Sonny Sachdeva writes.
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