Jeff Veillette

The Toronto Marlies head towards the east coast, and grab three out of four points by scoring a billion goals.

Road trip? No big deal! The Toronto Marlies won three straight while away from home this week.

As a multi-week road trip begins, the Toronto Marlies pick up whatever points they can before things begin to get tougher.

A blowout win, an embarrassing loss, and a smooth sailing finish round out the storylines in Toronto's three-game road trip through the Empire State.

The Marlies face a very rare opponent in the Albany Devils on back-to-back days, and come out with two 3-2 outcomes in two opposite directions.

The NHL wasn't the only league to kick things off last week; the American Hockey League opened their season on Friday, and with that, the Toronto Marlies began their push to the league's elite.

Fifteen years after draft day, a local cult hero is finally going to get the opportunity to live out his dream.

The American Hockey League has seen some massive changes to it's team structure, and it's going to make a significant difference in how they approach their regular season moving forward.

The Cinderella story is now complete, and unfortunately for the Toronto Marlies, the ending is an unhappy one.

The Marlies finish the last week of the regular season by clinching a playoff spot and capping off an impressive seven-game winning streak.

The Toronto Marlies played their last home game of the regular season, but put themselves in a position to give their fans an encore.

While the past few weeks have been no doubt intriguing to watch, this one served as a reminder that getting into the playoffs wasn't going to be easy.

This week saw the end of an era, a breakout performance, and a couple of other solid performances.

It was a relatively quiet week, but the Toronto Marlies made the required noise when they needed to, now trailing a playoff spot by just one point.

Toronto saw a couple of road blocks amid their drive towards a playoff spot, but ended the weekend on a positive note.

In front of one of the biggest crowds in hockey history, the Toronto Maple Leafs sent tens of thousands of fans back across the border with smiles on their faces.