Cathy Squires

His time in Toronto is done

But there’s more to come.

Measuring the meaning of the Leafs big win.

Another new face appears.

Everything is coming up roses. For now, at least.

Everyone is taking the temperature of Sheldon Keefe’s chair.

The Ducks won it legit.

The Leafs can’t duck out of the last game on this doomed road trip.

The defencemen are all hurt, and everyone with a newspaper column has a plan to fix it.

Whoever has the best oneliner about the Leafs wins the Cup.

Have a nap, set your alarm and stay up late for this one.

This is unfair.

The Leafs are improving at five-on-five, but Matthews et al are still cursed.

Not a lot seemed to go right for Toronto’s top line, but Auston Matthews was on hand to play support to the star of the game when it mattered most.

For various meanings of in.

Doesn’t it strike you as strange that it’s either $1 million or $4.5 million with no middle ground?

It’s that time of the year again, when the Leafs don’t win every game and the rage against the blue and white blots out the sun.

Ty Voit leads all skaters in points.

It should be a howler. Get it... howler, coyotes... no?

Let the recalls begin.

Minute or so, it was right there at the end, anyhow.

HNIC is back, and the Leafs suddenly don’t have enough goalies. Everything is back to normal.

Get ready for the AHL season.

Win this one! Please!

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