100 years ago, the Toronto Blueshirts played their first season. Like most new teams, it involved a fair amount of losing. The Blueshirts would go on to become extremely important, because an entire league was founded just to get away from them.

Weird happenings in short seasons - 1994-95 killed Mike Gartner's string of 30-goal seasons and may have doomed Mats Sundin's shot at universal admiration. Or not. See what you think.

The 1967-68 Leafs missed the playoffs because they hung on to the old guys for too long and never planned for the future - or maybe not.

Yes, the drought is long. It's just not unusual, though, no matter what Royson James thinks.

Teeder's Teeth - for those who want more than just Paul Henderson's sweater.

Why look at Leaf history if it's so universally bad? (Hint - because it isn't.) And why would the Leafs reject Bobby Orr?

Today is the preamble for another history series dealing with the Leafs of the 40s. Hint: think New Jersey Devils.

Historically, the difference in the fortunes of the Leafs and Habs can be summed up with one image....

The final installment of 1967ers look at the pre-NHL history of hockey in Toronto.

Eddie Livingstone finally loses his battle with the NHA but the drama doesn't end there.