Adam Selvig

Canada West and Ryan O’Connell win the World Junior A Challenge

Who gets #2? A league MVP, a four time cup winner, or a top defender?

One never won any cups, but he lasted longer than anyone else.

Three big names in Maple Leafs history.

The number is retired for him, but he barely wore it...

Yes, it’s retired for someone else....

Lots going on in the hockey world, let’s dive right in.

In the game he passed Brendan Shanahan on the games played list to boot.

Oh wait there’s Lanny McDonald and Joe Primeau too....

Kapanen called up but may not play

Three players get ready for international tournaments this month.

I am as mad as Mark Spector is when someone criticizes Kris Russell

One of the biggest gentlemen on the Leafs brought in four cups in 12 seasons.

Two cup winners, and one has a trophy case full of awards that didn’t exist when he played, and one guy from the 70’s.

To long serving Maple Leafs captains vie for the #10

Frederik Andersen survived an onslaught of shots and bodies to get the win.

Leeman was fun to watch, and Sloan lost his Leafs career for union organizing.

A three time cup winner gets the #12 spot.

The undrafted Erie Otters forward was a guest at development camp, and took a few minutes to talk with PPP on Thursday night

Plus other stuff I guess

There was literally no competition.

There were a couple other players with 400+ games, but really there’s no other choice. Dave Keon (1960-1975) Stats: 1062GP - 365G - 493A - 858Pts - 75PM Calder Trophy - 1961 Lady Byng - 1962 & 63 Conn Smythe - 1967 Stanley Cup - 1962, 63, 64, 67 Dave Keon was a key member of

The Czech defender is one of the greatest to patrol the blue line

The Leafs agitator takes sole possession of #16

I could have put someone else in this spot but I like my blood in my body