Some organizational depth is never a bad thing.

Reverse psychology? Or does he just not listen to the things he says?

This might all come down to the semantic difference between ‘shopping’ and ‘listening’

He comes home for what could be his last season.

There were a lot of moving parts in that deal, and the cap situation is still up in the air.

It’s the trade of the summer, one that both sides hate in equal measure.

Frankly, it’s good to be broke all the time in the NHL.

Rumours and Reports Run Rampant.

Last summer he was on everyone’s list of depth additions the Leafs should consider, and he ended up... well, that’s a story.

Now all we’re waiting for is his signing bonus to be paid tomorrow.

As my dad says, cheap and cheerful!

What are their options, and will Ceci play ball?

Elliotte Friedman says this deal could happen soon.

This is what happens when everyone tells Kyle to do something.

Leafs confirm one signing, add another.

Leafs won’t sign Nik Lidstrom.

Is there good depth to be found, once you get over the shock that Ron Hainsey might be top five in UFA D cost?

There’s jobs on the Leafs, good ones, too. But there’s a catch.

With the final AAV confirmed on these two deals we can look at the cap space again.

Let’s hear from the prospects.

Nothing is stirring on the Maple Leafs, well except Mike Hutch.

Cap Friendly has the news for us.

Even if you’ve been avoiding this story, this is a good summation of the state of things right now.

Let’s give Grabbo the send off he deserves from both Maple Leafs fans and the PPP community.

The squeeze is on, and yet the NHL roster isn’t full yet. Meanwhile, the AHL roster is thinner than ever.