The Leafs are on a roll. They have yet to lose a game since playing in Anaheim on Monday. Admittedly, they've yet to play a game since Monday, but that changes nothing, in the big picture.
The Barilkosphere is a-buzz with even more game re-caps. I can understand the delay. I myself was fairly convinced Monday was a dream.
- Hell hath no fury like a handsome man scorned.
- Dr. Steve has a prescription for Jason Blake: MOAR HAGMAN.
- The general welcomes back a win, a good goalie, and a team that stuck up for each other.
- Down Goes Brown takes a Warren Commission approach to the "All Heart" video.
- Loser Domi presents the Lee Stempniak and Buttons show!
- MLHS feels good about the win, especially one so soon after a loss.
- The Other Vatican is putting on his good Stetson and catching the Dallas game in person. Here are some hints on how to fit in.
- More fantastic shots at Vintage Leafs, including this groovy gem straight out of the way back machine.
- Leafs247 previews the upcoming Stars matchup.
- Kavel Pubina is not amused with bandwagon jumpers. Me, I like the leg room...
- Speaking of which, whoever knows Lee in Keswick Ontario, tell him Kavel is not amused.
- Positive vibes abound, as Frozen Leafs takes a look back on the game.
- The Hockey Writers tip their cap to Tomas Kaberle for his 5 point night.
- Ducks Blog "And He Shoots...He Scores!" recaps a game he saw from up close. His take on Jonas Gustavsson: He's REALLY big.
- Hendricks Hockey has a new Leafs blogger, and his first post is a lesson for fans of a rebuilding franchise. Not sure how that applies to the Leafs, because Burke says we're not rebuilding. Right?
- This Bleacher Report article gives you 5 folks whom we could be fitting for goat horns.
- The Sporting News previews the Leafs at Stars game and notes one disturbing stat: a Stars win streak of 3 against the Leafs.
- The Hockey News reminds us: we're not out of the woods yet.
- Carey Price has been on the bench, and the Habs are winning. So what does Jim Carey Price do? Why, he txts, lol...
