I am stuck with two emotions right now. The first is oh my god we won, we actually beat the

This post is just tweets of videos. It will break your phone if you didn't already throw it in the air when Mr. John Tavares esq. scored that goal.

It is fitting that the only goals in regulation were scored by Steven Stamkos and Auston Matthews, the two best

Toronto Maple Leafs @ Tampa Bay Lightning 07:00 PM at Amalie Arena Watch on: TBS, CBC, TVAS, SN, BSSUN

The Leafs lead the series three games to two and have two more tries at closing out this first-round series. As was clear last night, most series in this year's first round are tough contests going to six or seven games to solve.

Talking about the Bruins getting screwed by a goal review, the Maple Leafs prospects still in the playoffs, and other hockey news.

Maybe we weren't as close as we thought we would be. One more night. Until then, check out Friday night's schedule of hockey goodness. There are some NHL playoff games, and Leafs prospects in the WHL and OHL playing tonight.

A come from behind 6-5 OT victory on Thursday night put the Marlies up 1-0 in their best-of-five series against the Utica Comets.

Four Maple Leafs prospects are still playing in the CHL playoffs as it reaches the semi-finals. Here's a preview of each of their series, and how they've been doing so far.

On a night where the Toronto Maple Leafs lost Game 5 against the Tampa Bay Lighting, the little siblings in

Andrei Vasilevskiy plays his best game of the playoffs to take the series back to Tampa Bay. The Maple Leafs can't convert on their chances, and struggled, albeit a lot less, at what we used to call driving play. Auston Matthews tried his best, but he couldn't do it twice in a row.

The Leafs want to bottle up that Lightning and put it on the shelf for another year. And no one thinks that's going to be easy. The fourth win is a hard thing to get.

Game five of the Leafs / Lightning series is tonight. Keep yourself occupied by hanging out with us.

'Twas the night before game five...

Scarborough's Michael Bunting is back from a three-game suspension following his Game 1 hit on Erik Cernak.

The Maple Leafs are back home in Toronto today, getting ready to do the hardest thing in playoff hockey – get the fourth win.

A club with multiple owners in the 1% gets a new toy paid for by us commoners.

Toronto will play two games in Stockholm as part of the Global Series. One vs the Red Wings and one vs the Wild. The full press release is below.

The Leafs are in a great spot and have two days off, but the other teams are playing and I'm comfortable enough to spend tonight relaxing and enjoying the games. So let's chat about them here.

So Tampa got the first goal, and the second goal and the third goal. So they made it 4-1. Nope, I was absolutely certain. I believed from about the moment the Leafs coughed up goal two, and I kept on pretty much to the end. And you can't prove otherwise.

The Toronto Maple Leafs let the Tampa Bay Lightning get a 4-1 lead, but we all know how dangerous that score is with Toronto....

PPP talks our way though game 4 of the Leafs-Lightning series.

With the series at two games to one in the Leafs favour, Tampa can't take back home ice advantage with a win. If the Leafs win, they take a one-game-wins-it series home to Toronto.

We hope it's the last time the Leafs play in Tampa. The game is at 7:30 pm tonight, so don't worry if you have a late start on you Monday.

As of Sunday morning every team in the playoffs has played three games and all series are two games to one. How do the Leafs measure up to the other 15, and one other in particular?