Clark Aitken

Finishing up our conversation about the first two months of the Maple Leafs' season.

Taking stock of the Leafs a quarter of the way into the season.

Three wins in a row for the Maple Leafs.

Can you imagine having paid money to watch this?

We take a look at the factors behind Phaneuf's rising penalty totals.

For six years, management failed Phil Kessel. Saturday night it was the fans' turn.

Or, how Hockey Canada ignored the most logical path for reasons that aren't really clear.

The Maple Leafs won their first game under Mike Babcock, and nobody will remember it.

How do you make a lazy argument worse? You use it over and over and over.

Looking at the three key questions and unknowns heading into the 2015-16 season.

Leafs cut seven players. Training camp down to 46 players.

EVERYBODY SHUT UP THERE'S HOCKEY TO TALK ABOUT!

Rielly tops our list for the second straight year.

Nylander impressed greatly during his first post-draft season, and rockets up to the runner-up position on our countdown.

A holdover from the last attempt at a rebuild could be a key of the new iteration.

Peter Holland joins this year's T25U25 as he enters his sixth season of professional hockey, fresh off career highs in goals, assists and points.

Mark Hunter plucks a promising prospect out of the States.

Once considered one of the Leafs better prospects, Leivo takes a step backward towards the middle of the pack.

A last-second addition to the list is next to make his debut.

A new face from across the pond tries to crack a deep lineup and makes his debut on our countdown.

The sublimely talented forward who fell to the fifth round make a big splash in our rankings.

A new draft pick makes his debut on our list.

Kicking off our countdown with a goaltender who turned heads last season.

There is a problem embedded within the culture of hockey, and it's time for a change.

One final look back at our previous versions of the countdown before we begin this year's list.