Cathy Squires

Team Canada will likely cut one of their three goalies, but Ian Scott has made the case for that not to be him.

The Leafs won it, all is right with the world.

No moving players over Christmas, except for all the exceptions.

Rosen gets two more years in blue and white.

The Leafs lost to the Boston Bruins, so obviously everything has gone wrong.

Expected to play a big role on Sweden’s blueline, Liljegren might not make it at all.

The hearing has returned its verdict.

Watch both goals here.

Andersen picked a fine time to lay an egg.

There’s been some trades and other changes, so this was overdue.

The annual valuation paints a picture of a very healthy league for the most part.

Tre Kronor knows you can’t have too many Leafs.

<strike>Monday</strike> Tuesday morning quarterbacking the Nylander contract.

This Maple Leafs prospect is having a hot year in net, and the selection seemed inevitable.

The Leafs have cleared the decks for the arrival of Nylander, and Josh Leivo isn’t going to sit in the press box.

With the addition of William Nylander, the Leafs have to cut someone from their roster.

Do you have your World Junior Championship tree up yet? The season has begun, and we have preliminary Czech and Finnish rosters here.

Between the games lost to injury and the games spent sitting on the bench, no one is playing much hockey other than Pontus Holmberg.

How soon will he get in a game? What about the roster?

Our long national nightmare is over.

We’ll never have another day like this. Not until next year.

The Toronto Marlies have some flashy jewellery to remember that win by.

After being placed on waivers yesterday by the Philadelphia Flyers, the former Marlies’ Calder Cup champ is going to the desert.

We go all the way to Sweden for a report on the crucial side of the William Nylander contract discussion that the mainstream media just won’t cover.

Before Kasimir Kaskisuo came back from injury, the answer seemed obvious, but is it?