From The Branches

Talking about a pair of hot Swedes, some prospect updates, and trade rumours involving the Calgary Flames.

How the f#%& do you ban cancer ribbons...

What is going on with the lines and call ups? Trade bait? Line blender? Nothing?

This is the first time we've seen the stars of the PWHL on the ice since the league was launched.

After Jack Campbell was waived by the Oilers and struggled in his second season since signing with them, have you wondered how Toronto's former players from last season are doing?

The Leafs won last night, but it's the anniversary of one of the biggest losses they've made.

The Leafs have four games on tap this week starting tonight, all of them here in Toronto. It's going to be a busy week.

The Marlies indicated who's getting called up to the Leafs.

Want to get angry in the morning? Great! Here's some terrible news.

New Sens owner Michael Andlauer had a lot to say.

Remember, remember the games in November.

Boo! In the spooky ghost way, not the usual way.

It's still October, but not yet the fun day.

In case you missed it, Jake McCabe left the game on Thursday with a lower body injury – thought to be a groin strain – and he is day-to-day. Timothy Liljegren left last night's game with an upper body injury, and we likely won't have details on his status until Monday.

The Leafs are in cowboy country and our favourite cowboy prospect was the game-winning hero last night.

Chat about the Leafs, hockey, shorts, cats, potatoes, and that weird smell Play-Doh has.

Seldo's article made me go back and think about my first ever published articles at the site, so you're welcome for what I've found after snooping through the last page on my author page. These next couple articles are from the 17/18 season

I have something to say about NHL game start times.

Every single NHL team is on the schedule today. But why Tuesday?

The Leafs visit Washington, Dallas, and Nashville this week.

And a Very Knies goalie goal!

Come complain with us!

The third season of Maple Leafs (ish) hockey begins tonight out on the Atlantic Ocean.

Where all six PWHL are expected to play this season and why Toronto and Montreal stand out.

The Winnipeg Jets hockey club saw their worst attendance since moving from Atlanta back in 2011.