[Remember to write a joke later about the Blues having the blues.]

The Leafs wrap up the Central Division road trip in St. Louis.

It's been a while!

With Reimer injured and Bernier in the minors, the Maple Leafs have handed over the net to two rookies.

The unsung hero of last night's 4-0 Marlies shutout was the 38-year-old Zamboni driver.

What an awesome haircut he had back then.

All of them with the Maple Leafs.

The Leafs are about to take an early Christmas break.

It was NOT a Wild night.

It's your Leafs-Wild gamethread!

The Leafs look to rebound from a bad loss by heading deep into the American Hinterland.

Okay, so remember when I asked about what kind of shenanigans we could get up to?

Things haven't been going well for Bernier lately, but at least he seems to have the right attitude.

Brampton's win streak comes to an end in Calgary.

The joy and sorrow of a rebuilding team.

In the battle of new goaltenders, Connor Hellebuyck stood firm.

Mr. Sparkle gets his second start in a row.

The men. The myths. The legends. The iconic goalie gear.

I'll be nicer this time, I guess.

The Leafs goalie has been sent down to the AHL for a 10-day conditioning stint. He will not have to clear waivers.

The following is roughly translated from a <a href="http://www.aftonbladet.se/sportbladet/hockey/landslag/juniorhockey/article21871814.ab">Swedish news story at Sport Bladet</a>, published by Hans Abrahamsson.

Who will start today?

Mr. Sparkle has taken the honour again.

Lupul has been placed on injured reserve and the Maple Leafs have recalled Rich Clune from the Toronto Marlies.

The Leafs will be well represented on Team Canada this year.