Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors
Keefe, Montgomery trade passive barbs ahead of Game 4
As the game heat up on the ice between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins, so are things off the ice. And on Thursday’s day-off between games, head coaches and players from both clubs have taken a few jabs at each other. It started with Brui
Read the full story on Leafs Nation
Published: 4 months ago
Thoughts after Toronto’s Game 3 loss: Go to the net, Mitch
After Toronto’s Game 3 loss at home to Boston, Justin Bourne shares his takeaways from the game, including how to get Mitch Marner going, why TJ Brodie should draw into the lineup, and more.
Read the full story on SportsNet
Published: 4 months ago
"I found it quite loud": Keefe shuts down criticism of Leafs' home crowd
Down 2-1 in a best-of-seven against the Boston Bruins, the Toronto Maple Leafs are facing tough questions on all fronts. While their play has been scrutinized following a loss in Game 3 on Wednesday, so has the enthusiasm levels of Toronto’s homet
Read the full story on The Daily Hive
Published: 4 months ago
Bruins coach thinks Swayman in Leafs' head
Bruins coach Jim Montgomery thinks goaltender Jeremy Swayman's dominance against the Maple Leafs -- before and during their current first-round Stanley Cup playoff series -- has started to rattle some players.
Read the full story on ESPN
Published: 4 months ago
Montgomery: Swayman might be in Maple Leafs' heads
Boston Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery took a shot at Max Domi and the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday.Montgomery didn't hold back when asked if he believes Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman's success against the Maple Leafs is an indication he's in
Read the full story on The Score
Published: 4 months ago
Three Takeaways from Maple Leafs’ 4-2 Loss to the Bruins
The post Three Takeaways from Maple Leafs’ 4-2 Loss to the Bruins appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Last night, the Toronto Maple Leafs lost to the Boston Bruins 4-2. How did the Bruins win the game, or the Maple leafs lose the game? The post Three
Read the full story on NHL Trade Talk
Published: 4 months ago
Remembering Bob Cole, the greatest hockey announcer of all-time
Bob Cole, the legendary Hockey Night in Canada announcer, died at 90 Wednesday night, surrounded by his family. Cole, to many is the defining voice of hockey. It’s hard to imagine growing up as a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, or as a hockey fan generall
Read the full story on Leafs Nation
Published: 4 months ago
Maple Leafs News & Rumors: Marchand, Domi, Samsonov & Nylander
The Boston Bruins won a key 4-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 3 on Wednesday night. Taking advantage of the Maple Leafs’ home-ice disadvantage, they now have…
Read the full story on The Hockey Writers
Published: 4 months ago
Game 3 Analysis: Familiar special teams failures doom the Leafs
It’s pretty hard to win in the playoffs when you have the worse goalie and are massively outplayed on special teams. For the second time in three games, that was the case for the Toronto Maple Leafs against the Boston Bruins, and it’s put the L
Read the full story on Mapleleafs Hotstove
Published: 4 months ago
Keefe shares memories growing up listening to Bob Cole
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Sheldon Keefe begins the availability by acknowledging Bob Cole, and reflects the moments listening to his calls.
Read the full story on SportsNet
Published: 4 months ago
Maple Leafs in 2-1 Hole to Bruins After Game 3 Loss
Another day, another playoff game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins. This one was a bit different through the first 30 minutes of the contest, with tight-checking, lockdown…
Read the full story on The Hockey Writers
Published: 4 months ago
Iconic play-by-play NHL announcer Bob Cole dies at 90
Legendary play-by-play NHL announcer Bob Cole died Wednesday at the age of 90, his daughter told CBC News' John Gushue.Cole had been a mainstay on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada for five decades. The Newfoundland native was the network's lead NHL comme
Read the full story on The Score
Published: 4 months ago