Analysis

Toronto has made its first set of cuts, getting the roster down to 26.

A deeper look at the numbers from last night’s game reveals a lot. Let’s dig in.

How many players from the CHL are there? How many are draftees vs free agents? How many are over 35?

The roster might be bursting, but the Leafs seem comfortable with that state of affairs. For now.

Training camp will be a rousing game of musical chairs. How will it turn out?

How do you make a lineup with too many players to choose from?

Connor Carrick's lack of offensive production is worth noting, but it's no reason for concern—yet.

Signing a 37 year old to a three year deal is risky, but on the bright side, Marleau should be a big addition in year one.

Toronto’s top scoring prospects are expected to join the Toronto Marlies this season.

How good is Bozak? How did we get here?

You can’t make fantasy lineups all summer without knowing who can be claimed on waivers.

And maybe will be for the run of this CBA. I guess we better learn how all this works.

The Leafs added a hefty deal. Does it matter?

Stop wringing your hands over it.

The Leafs came out of the two drafts without any trades made, but is walking away from a bad deal a win in its own right?

This is mandatory reading for all PPP members.

Last year, the only plan was more is better; this year, it seems like there is a more careful selection process.

The second part of our statistical look at the 2016-17 Leafs.

The Leafs need an upgrade on D, but they also need a club pack of centres.

Now translated to English, Zaitsev’s thoughts on the Leafs, his season, and NHL hockey reveal the man behind the serious face.

Guess who led the way?

Really, it’s hard to envision things having gone any better in Toronto.

Or did he merely exceed them by a lot?

The question isn’t how, so much as how fast.

Lou Lamoriello insists the Leafs won’t stand pat this offseason, but who could they add?