Cathy Squires

Summer’s over. It’s time to buckle down and watch some hockey.

One out, one in.

Three players haven’t got a team yet, but everyone else is set for this season.

In the KHL at least. The rest of Europe will catch up soon enough.

Last year’s word was process, and this year’s is patience.

One voter really didn’t run with the herd. Who is that person?

Now that Labour Day is past, the list of unsigned RFAs should be short. It’s not.

It’s time to get the true measure of the most polarizing player on the Leafs.

This year, the Maple Leafs prospects are travelling to Michigan for their prospect tournament.

Details of the training camp in Newfoundland, home of the Kelly Cup champions, have been released.

With only two 2019 draft picks on the list, Robertson doesn’t quite make the top 10.

Acquired last year in a trade, he’s back for another season in the AHL.

This year’s international man of mystery sits right in the middle of the pack.

See how a visualization of his post-draft season in the SHL can tell us what kind of player Holmberg is.

Which of the over 25 set is number one?

From unranked to the middle of the pack, what’s going on with Joseph Woll?

Igor Ozhiganov stars as this summer’s player quoted out of context in a Russian interview.

“Will he or won’t he” season has come early this year in just another sign of climate change.

Welcome to the team, Matt.

What do we think of the darling of the 2018 draft, one year on?

Get ready to fight!

It’s time to hit the ice for the top junior-aged players.

The Leafs make a left for right swap.

I voted for one of the least well-understood Leafs prospects. Here’s why.

It’s a July news bonanza as the Leafs add all sorts of players.