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The Leafs, who beat Montreal last night in the season opener, have been/are a very good team. By virtue of that, they've shopped through the waivers bin a lot less than teams at the bottom. The simple math there is it's harder to make the

A dash of mint.

Dom projects the Leafs to win the Atlantic Division.

Some have been asking, here are the answers.

Math says there is only one job up for grabs.

Will Tree break up Matty and Minty?

The first of three in a row.

The Leafs kick-off back to back games against the Habs tonight.

Klingberg Klinjured

Game two of preseason happens tonight

It's that time of the year again... Almost.

The Leafs have announced their training camp roster.

Potential Leafs backup goalie (I think odds-on favourite), Martin Jones, unveiled his historical Maple Leafs mask yesterday. He included the "easily identifiable iconic looks of Ed Belfour, Curtis Joseph, Felix Potvin, Doug Favell, Mike Palmateer, Wayne Thomas and Michel “Bunny” Laroque, as well as the old school white fiberglass

Who might Toronto pick 2nd overall?

Baby Leafs go to Traverse City.

Six wingers, five centres, four defenders, and three goalies have signed.

Catching up on the T25, the PWHL, and some Leafs prospects.

Toronto GM Gina Kingsbury is expected to hire the head coach of the Canadian Women's National Team, Troy Ryan, to be her franchise's first head coach. Kingsbury and Ryan have worked together since 2018 when Kingsbury was the president of hockey ops for Team Canada and

Toronto needs a goalie.

We start with the PWHL, where it's being reported that the Toronto team have signed Sarah Nurse, Blayre Turnbull, and Renata Fast to be their first three players. The next question is, who will be the goalie?

Canadian Olympic forwards Sarah Nurse, Blayre Turnbull, and defender Renata Fast are reported to be the first three players signed by Toronto's brand new PWHL team.

Summer is over! Sorry. But that means hockey is back! And we get to kick off this season with hopefully the silliest of Septembers in the PWHL. The six GMs of the league have been announced, and they're allowed to get to work sorting their rosters, starting with

Determining the first three PWHL players in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, New York, Boston, and Minnesota.

Everyone's getting extensions before William Nylander, it seems. 🖊 We’ve signed Head Coach Sheldon Keefe to a multi-year contract extension. — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) August 30, 2023 Sheldon Keefe, already signed through 2023-24, has been given a "multi-year" extension that was confirmed by Elliotte Friedman to

Fraser Minten completed his third season with the Kamloops Blazers, finishing fourth in team scoring with 67 points in 57 games.