Cathy Squires

The show goes on, after a day of horrible revelations.

The home opener scheduled for November 5 now has no home.

Is it time to fire everyone?

Well, that went well.

You’ll never believe the answer.

Leafs lose to their first American opponent in months, face the Sharks next.

They’ve come from a far away land, crossed the border and will play the Leafs tonight.

This goalie tandem thing lasted 40 minutes.

Anton Forsberg really tried to stop them, but he couldn’t quite do it.

Tracking the effect of the early season crackdown on cross-checking.

This is going to be a very good year in the AHL.

Who was bad, right? That’s all that matters.

If you remember the saga of Seth Griffith, you can skip this one.

It’s not that the regular season doesn’t matter, it’s that none of the other teams do.

Playtime’s over, now it’s an 82-game march to the playoffs.

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.