Analysis

Where should the Leafs go shopping?

It’s that time of the year again, when the Leafs don’t win every game and the rage against the blue and white blots out the sun.

Interesting players in and out of the lineup.

Who played well, who didn’t, and who does it matter for?

Who can Toronto hope to provide a surprise offensive “pop” this season?

Dylan Strome should be a priority for Toronto to sign

Time for a math lesson...no wait come back it’ll be okay!

I interview a Lightning fan ahead of Game #1

Toronto and Boston have identical records heading into tonight. How did they get there?

His nickname seems to be Boosh.

Give the Toronto Maple Leafs some credit, playoff results notwithstanding, every year since 2016 the team has found ways to improve themselves and come back a better, more complete team. This season, Kyle Dubas has surrounded his Big Four with a forward cast that would make Connor McDavid and Leon

You may find yourself watching the Maple Leafs, and you may ask yourself how did I get here.

It’ll be fine. Honestly. It’s just randomness.

Who was bad, right? That’s all that matters.

There is a clear contingency plan in place.

That answer seems obvious. There is less clarity on what kind, and what reasonable expectations of his future are.

Mixed in is the injury report and some waivers and LTIR refreshers.

Goes double for the Marlies.

After a year with the Marlies, can he break onto the crowded Leafs roster?

Have the Leafs finished their offseason business, and this is it until training camp?

The former Soo Greyhound keeps proving himself everywhere he lands.

Another depth forward

There’s a few ???. There’s not much cap space.

The Tampa Bay Lightning are the Leafs Blueprint.