Cathy Squires

Can Denmark make the quarterfinals? If Frederik Andersen and the hometown crowd have anything to say about it, they will.

With the break between round two of the playoffs and the conference finals running over a week, the Marlies made some news today by adding players.

What does it mean for the future of the team as well as the present?

Frederik Andersen ruined Kapanen’s day, but there’s more games to come.

Dan Milstein, agent to many Russians, did an interview where he dished on former, current and maybe a future member of the Maple Leafs.

A stroll through history reveals a big range of potential outcomes.

Are they rolling along at a usual bureaucratic pace, or is this a special brand of inertia we should be concerned about?

The weekend games featured few real contests, but later this week times get tougher.

Your weekend chat threads are right here.

Canada lost, Freddie Andersen won, and the Russians rolled to an easy win.

The potential for an Andersen - McElhinney showdown in Andersen’s home town is just one thing to look forward to.

It’s not a case of Player Safety dropping the ball; the system is working as intended.

One of the legacies of Kyle Dubas, Marlies GM, was a very slow march away from an AHL tradition of fighters, goons, and guys who are good in the room.

All eyes will be on the William Nylander contract, but there are a lot of others needing attention too.

It might seem like the off-season is months away, but the clock is ticking on some decisions.

The Skellefteå forward had an outstanding year, as the 1C on a top SHL team and made the Olympic team as well.

This is a guessing game, but we can at least figure out how much room the Leafs have to add players for next season.

The sideshow is a Vegas - San Jose game, but the main event is who gets Rasmus Dahlin.

Watch and listen, not just to what was said, but how it was said.

The Leafs are out of the playoffs, so the speculation and rumours about who will be the GM after July 1 boiled over immediately.

Watch and listen to the players who are coming off a difficult loss.

With the IIHF World Championships in Herning, Denmark this year, Frederik Andersen wants to go home to play for his country. Some other Leafs might join him.

The Leafs ended up with two second line centres in the playoffs. How did they do head to head?

The ECHL second round has begun and the Marlies can close out a first-round win.

The first round draft order is not quite set, but we know approximately where the Leafs will pick.