The Leafs bye week continues, but there’s still hockey in Toronto.

Alex Carpenter and Rachel Llanes scored their first CWHL goals and Jenna McParland put up her first three goals of the season.

Just imagining all those Maple Leafs players somewhere warm totally does not help with this cold.

Not that old line! But what if you <em>do</em> look at NHL teams through the lens of goals for and against?

The Leafs have hit the skids lately. They’re merely five in five in their recent set of games.

Let’s laugh at teams we don’t like!

It’s as if he knew he was needed.

Don’t count out this scrappy bunch of players, they all want to win.

New forwards pay dividends early.

But don’t worry, they still get to go somewhere warm for bye week.

How do the Leafs match up against their rivals?

After succeeding in a second pairing role, the 18 year old defender is well positioned to standout in next year’s tournament.

The Leafs hit their bye week after a loss

That was a hell of a trick, Leafs, dropping a game against a tired team playing really bad hockey a lot of the time.

Get it? It&#39;s a bye week.Bye, like good-bye.Oh forget it.

The 2014 Olympic silver medalist returns to the CWHL.

At least one Leaf got snubbed so the bottom feeding Sabres, Canadiens, and Senators could be represented

Plus Nations Cup results, and college hockey is back!

The Senators were obliterated 8-2 last night by the Blackhawks.

There’s one more game before the Leafs get a winter break.

The Flint Firebrids acquired the defender early in the season from the London Knights

The CWHL’s Toronto franchise could use some help and the USWNT defender might be the answer.

The season is approximately half over, so it’s time to examine the Leafs record to date.

At least they got a point last night.

Travis Dermott had a pretty good second game, eh.