Analysis

Last season in the NHL there were 21 players that broke the 200 hit plateau. The only Leaf to do so was Luke Schenn with 206. Of those 21 players, only 7 were defensemen. More impressive was the fact that Schenn hit that height in only 70 games played, the

Tomas Kaberle's days are numbered with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Perhaps that was true before this season even began but it's become far more evident as yet another non-playoff edition of the Toronto Maple Leafs winds down to a summer of second guessing and rebuilding. Early

Tyler Bozak is the straw that stirs the drink for these Toronto Maple Leafs apparently. Of the current Maple Leafs, Bozak has centred Phil Kessel, Nikolai Kulemin, Viktor Stålberg, Christian Hanson, and Luca Caputi at various points, mainly in the past 16 games. For a 14 game stretch from the

The Leafs have signed their most recent NCAA free agent, Brayden Irwin, to a two year contract. He will remain with the big club for the rest of this NHL season (all 6 games of it) and possibly continue with the AHL's Toronto Marlies if they should make

Ok, so everyone around these parts is in a bit of a mellow state recently. The Leafs are winning games; they're competitive; they aren't letting in as many goals; Phil Kessel is scoring on what looks like a top line; Jonas Gustavsson has won 6 games

Editor's Note: Good news! We've got a new contributor: Steve! For those of you who are unaware, my blog at leafs.hockeyanalysis.com is being taken down in the semi-near-future.  Thus for the foreseeable future, I plan on taking up residency here at Pension Plan Puppets,