Leo Komarov spoke to the Russian media while attending Dynamo's championship celebrations.

I think I'm ready to start watching hockey again.

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Nearly the weekend links Thoughts From Dave Nonis' Presser This raises a lot of questions about Nonis being at

Today, Dave Nonis & Co. address the media for the final time this season.

Boy, wouldn't It be nice if being a fan was just a little bit easier?

That sucked.

The Toronto Maple Leafs gave up a 4-1 lead to lose in overtime against the Bruins.

Derp.

In Borschevsky We Trust.

46 years ago, the Leafs won it all. These are the people who did it, as seen through their cards. Allan Stanley only had two points in the 1967 playoffs, but both came in series-deciding games.

Sure the Boston Bruins have a lot of playoff experience but a lot of it involves losing game sevens on home ice.

The Maple Leafs became quite familiar with game sevens during the 90s and early 00s. Here are the best ones; the wins.

The Maple Leafs have, against all odds, forced a seventh and deciding game in their first round series. Be still my heart.

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We're posting early this time, FOR THE CHANCE MAAAY NEEEVER COOOOME AGAIIIIIIIIIIN.

Every playoff, fans and players alike begin the daily routines that they hope will help their team win.

James Reimer and Dion Phaneuf have taken a beating in the press as the Leafs' have come close to elimination.

James Reimer and the Toronto Maple Leafs fended off 44 shots and an early summer with their second win of the series.

GIF IT UP.

Save us Wendel.

46 years ago, the Leafs won it all. These are the people who did it, as seen through their cards. Pete Stemkowski didn't score the Cup-winner, but he's the one that made it happen.

A (hopefully) unbiased look at the Norris Trophy race, through the novel concept of figuring out what's important