Analysis

My head and my heart are at war over how to beat the trapping Blue Jackets.

Who’s moving up and who’s moving out?

Today’s Retro May post is a fresh look back at the Kadri trade.

We’ve long been resigned to him leaving as a UFA, but what if he’d stayed?

Will the Leafs have a future star from Euro leagues fall to them this year?

Is that enough to make him an NHLer?

Come for Carter Savoie, stay for Tristen Robins.

Can the Leafs find another Nick Robertson who will fall in their laps?

The NHLers under contract for next year plus the expiring RFAs are the core of the Leafs and the Marlies. Where is the roster thin?

We have nothing but time ahead of the next draft, why not fall hopelessly in love with long-shot prospects?

Dubas had some pointed remarks if you read through his optimistic PR

You don’t have to blow it all up to start preparing for next year

Robertson is playing like a first round pick and that might not be enough to crack the NHL

Cody Ceci is not the anchor you all like to believe he is.

Marchment has six goals in three games. Where does he go from here?

Ceci is out, so is Rielly, so how are the Leafs going to manage their short-, medium- and long-term defence roster?

The Leafs lost a lot before the break, so let’s have a look again at how much they have to win to fix this.

<strong>Mikhail Abramov is a Leafs prospect to watch</strong>

Reconciling two views of the Leafs defenceman

Face it: He’s just bad and always will be.

Watch how Matthews gets himself in the right place at the right time for good things to happen.

Am I demanding to be catered to? Maybe, but I’ve got some real reasons too.

Sheldon Keefe and Kyle Dubas have made hockey fun.

And if he doesn’t, who are we blaming?

Get to know the clever Swedish winger who will be skating with Matthews and Nylander tonight.