The Leafs have a last look tonight at a team they could face in the playoffs.

Practice is full of familiar faces today.

The playoff opponents the Leafs will face, faced off against each other on Saturday night.

Our split personality Leafs fan looks at the Leafs’ run to the playoffs.

Let’s hope that the Leafs get the 31st overall pick.

Biggest, must-win, measuring stick game of the year? I sure think so!

Alex Carpenter scored the lone goal in the longest game in Clarkson Cup Playoff history.

After a Leafs win, we celebrate by discussing our desired playoff opponent

The right winger joins a deep pool of depth at that position.

Tomorrow, Carl Grundström starts his playoff run; for others, it’s already over.

The Thunder pull off an unlikely upset against the defending champs

Jenna McParland’s hat trick punched the Thunder’s ticket to the Clarkson Cup Final.

Utter dominance from the Leafs sees them record their 12th straight home win

Andreas Johnsson gets his first NHL goal.

Turtleneck returns home where he will be celebrated with a 3 hour ceremony honouring his old goatee.

The 23 year old winger has build himself a hockey career on the Leafs beginning as an undrafted AHL free agent who has a lot of ECHL time under his belt.

Two teams having vastly different seasons meet up again

And what does it tell us about his future at the position?

How many goals will Plekanec score?

Dakota Woodworth and Jamie Lee Rattray with the game winners.

Garret Sparks earned a shutout the day before he was called up to the Maple Leafs.

Toronto’s power forward scored his 30th and 31st goals of the season last night, but do they really count if they are against Buffalo?

The weak-looking Buffalo team seem like they’d really like this season to be over.

No Matthews, Andersen, Eichel, Okposo. Exciting.

The last five games were not quite as win-filled as the five before it, but the Leafs are still on a good points pace.