Cathy Squires

They call off hockey for this, so I guess it’s either that or find another sport.

Even though he’s still on the AHL All-Star roster, Kapanen seems to be staying with the Leafs.

We don’t care about him though, there’s no lottery balls in the Leafs’ future.

The Leafs won a couple of games and they are nearly back on track.

Who can even guess how a review will go?

Will the new lines survive? Or was that a one-game wonder.

No Yegor Korshkov, but there is an ex-Leaf in the mix.

The overtime was short, it was all Nylander and it was wonderful!

Travis Dermott is too NHL for the AHL All-Star game now.

It’s time for some back to back 8 p.m. starts, so sleep in.

That’s interesting, but the practice lines are amazing.

Will he make the final cut?

Who is in and who is out will be the latest cause of friction between the IOC and the Russian sports authorities as a men’s hockey team should be announced soon.

Just don’t.

The move comes as Travis Dermott doesn’t seem to be wearing out his welcome on the Leafs and Timothy Liljegren might be a bit banged up.

Even with several key players on IR, the Avs just keep on winning. The Leafs aim to stop them.

We revisit a cautionary tale on assuming KHL success will cross the Atlantic with ease.

A light week in mid-January provides one unexpected scoring leader.

The Telegram is reporting that one of the bids to bring an ECHL team to St. John’s, Newfoundland involves the Maple Leafs.

The unusual state of affairs in the Atlantic is making for can’t-lose or can’t-win scenarios, and it seems to be affecting everyone but the Bruins.

Why are the defensive players on the Leafs playing so many minutes?

How will they do against a team hungry for a playoff spot?

One special jersey for the final outdoor game of the season has been revealed.

How do you keep Travis Dermott on the roster, now that he’s here?

The gap between Rasmus Dahlin and Staffan Kronwell is vast in many ways, but they’re both on the Olympic roster.