Cathy Squires

The injury to Ilya Mikheyev staved off a few hard decisions.

There is a clear contingency plan in place.

I look forward to angry rants about asset management.

It’s complicated.

We might seem them both back on the team eventually.

After this it’s all over but the waivers.

The fun gives way to near tragedy and more real emotion than this show is positioned to handle.

After the early cuts, waivings and releases from PTOs, this is who is left.

A few early cuts.

Again we are right in our analysis.

Wow, it’s the Habs, and the real ones this time.

We’ll see if early rather than late does the trick of getting him to clear.

Not that we’re tired of them, no, not at all.

This list will grow as the Leafs make cuts.

That answer seems obvious. There is less clarity on what kind, and what reasonable expectations of his future are.

This isn’t at all repetitive.

All the minor characters get their 5 minutes of fame.

It’s time to play that age-old game of will he or won’t he with this year’s prospect.

The Prime series opens with a look at a Leafs team that wins a lot but frustrates their coach.

He impressed in Traverse City and was rewarded.

Don’t expect Leafs cuts yet, but the movement of players off the training camp rosters will pick up steam.

It’s back to junior.

For the first time since the 1970s, the Leafs will play someone other than Montréal.

It won’t be all. It might be nothing.

The team has almost instantly solved their goalie problems brought on by Ian Scott’s injury.