Cathy Squires

The Leafs are going to try this western road trip deal again. Second time’s the charm, right?

At the approximate one-quarter mark into the season, the Leafs team statistics tell an interesting story of a brand new team in blue and white, unlike any that has gone before.

Yegor Korshkov is taking some of the spotlight. But Grundström just keeps scoring goals.

Confirmed after today’s game, Sparks’ suspension is a direct result of his social media conduct recently.

Word has it Ovi only got two of his 50 goals against the Leafs last year. Tonight will be fine.

It’s gone from “pump and dump” to “dump and forget” around here.

A look at that other batch of Leafs prospects we sometimes forget are still prospects.

One of the most intriguing AHL signings this summer, Hohmann, a Texan, has been recalled.

Maripier Morin may have let it slip on French radio.

This recap is full of goal video. Lots of goal video.

Water is also wet.

Jordan Staal and his merry band of evil-doers is coming to Toronto.

The Leafs solve their roster problem by doing nothing about their roster problem.

First snowfall, and you know what that means: bears flying north for the winter. Wait, is that right?

For Carl Grundström, they just bounce right in the net off his body.

Goals win games, but to get those, you have to shoot the puck. Not everyone does that at the same rate.

Some men are born to be shutdown centres, and some have the role thrust upon them.

Nashville had a bad start to the season, so naturally Toronto sees them just as they are on an upswing.

Finishing up their grand tour during the Royal Winter Fair, two very different Marlies teams played the Penguins and the Phantoms.

Grundström scores some more goals, and an unexpected prospect shows up on a highlight video.

Leafs continue to make moves to deal with their oversized roster.

Claimed from Boston earlier this season, Seth Griffith was waived again today.

Mike Babcock rarely uses the line blender, but is it the grinder settings that are wrong?

Now that the Leafs have played Mats Sundin number of games, what wisdom can we dig out of their results?

Chosen by the team in a vote, he takes over from last year’s co-captains, Mitch Marner and Christian Dvorak