A smattering of links from all over the league. Please enjoy responsibly.

1994-95 killed Mike Gartner's string of 30-goal seasons and may have doomed Mats Sundin's shot at universal admiration. Or not. See what you think:

Randy Carlyle isn't pleased with the offence that Nikolai Kulemin and Mikhail Grabovski have provided this year. But is there a reason why they've struggled? And have they even struggled compared to their teammates?

The Toronto Maple Leafs lost 5-2 to the Winnipeg Jets, while getting outshot, out goaltended, and generally outplayed.

In the Randy Carlyle Coaching Myths Part 2 post, I looked at how nothing has really changed with Carlyle at

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Were Pat Quinn's Leafs really carried by goaltending in the regular season? What would their PDO have looked like? And is there something behind the team's consistently strong shooting percentage?

Your daily dose of morning links including of videos of both dirty hits that Chris Neil was involved in, a throwback shootout attempt, and a defence of Mikhail Grabovski.

We have a lot more questions than we have answers, right now.

Linkage Wanna Start the Day Off Wrong? Listen to Carlyle's post-game presser. Could Major Changes Loom for the

This is your GDT.

Hooks Orpik from Pensburgh stops bye for a visit.

2 CJHL leagues are well underway. Today we check in with 3 more that have kicked off their playoffs this week.

The NCAA's regular season is winding down and conference playoffs are kicking off this weekend. See how each conference's playoffs are shaping up.

The Leafs' 3 game win streak came to an end against the Bruins last night, on the second half of a back to back.

Here are your links. Game 25 in 10 11 - Isn't there a more boring matchup to watch

3 Questions with Stanley Cup of Chowder's Cornelius Herdleberg 1. Claude Julien today called the Leafs' a

* "Better" is a subjective term and is so context-dependent as to be largely meaningless. Many things described as "better" might not actually be better at all, just familiar and thus comforting. YMMV.

What effect is the Toronto Maple Leafs' hitting and fighting having on the team's success? Well, a closer look reveals that it's negligible at best, detrimental at worst.

In some corners, Randy Carlyle's systems and supposed coaching prowess are being given credit for much of the

Your daily does of hockey links to help you get through the day.

The Toronto Maple Leafs took a 3-0 lead and managed to hold on to the victory, with a final score of 5-4.

Is that the kid you want?

Is the problem with fighting that we no longer have the right kind of fighters?