Game Coverage

It's the Stanley Cup Final, Game #1. Talk about this, or talk about something else! It's a quiet weekend with a hockey game so let's enjoy one of these teams losing together.

Florida wins it in overtime. This is how it happened:

We know the Leafs can win an elimination game, they've done it before. That's just science.

Florida Panthers @ Toronto Maple Leafs 07:00 PM at Scotiabank Arena Watch on: TNT, CBC, TVAS, SN Another must-win. That fact cannot be lost on the team. Lose and you go home, same as the last game. You're back home, the crowd's with you, Union Station on the left, Maple

The Maple Leafs and Florida Panthers played a hard, safe, cautious game that was filled with shots, chances, and incompetent reffing.

Are the Leafs really on the brink of a long fall, or are they actually at the bottom of a long climb? I don't think that's a question of pessimism vs optimism or realism vs hopium. I think it's a question of point of view.

Toronto Maple Leafs @ Florida Panthers 07:00 PM at FLA Live Arena Watch on: ESPN, CBC, TVAS, SN Can you win a game, Leafs? Ideally I'd like four in the next four games, but at the moment let's just focus on one, eh? You know the stakes, you've been waiting

The Toronto Maple Leafs lost Game 3 of their second round series against the Florida Panthers 3-2 in overtime to fall behind 0-3 on Sunday night. Sam Reinhart scored the overtime winner for the Panthers, with Anthony Duclair and Carter Verhaeghe scoring the regulation goals for the team. Sam Lafferty

Toronto Maple Leafs @ Florida Panthers 06:30 PM at FLA Live Arena Watch on: TBS, CBC, TVAS, SN Here is our preview for this evening's game: Game 3 Preview: in Florida without Magic MatthewIt’s been a few (too many) days since Game 2. The bitter taste in my mouth

It's been a few (too many) days since Game 2. The bitter taste in my mouth and anxiety in my brain has been lingering for too long. Now it's time for a win, baby. Note the start time. It's a 6:30pm start for the Leafs in Florida.

Cheer on the Marlies, laugh at the Canes and Devils, and commiserate here about why we can't have Knies things.

The Leafs defence looked exposed and fragile in Game 1. And it also looked like it was on the forwards to fix that. Well. They fixed it all right.

Join us to chat about the Maple Leafs second game of round two here.

Now that the new round smell is worn off, let's get back to work beating the Florida Panthers. The Leafs played well in Game 1, and looked very dangerous on the power play, but late period struggles led to the game slipping away from them.

The Toronto Maple Leafs lost game one of their second round seven game series to the Florida Panthers. Former Maple Leaf Carter Verheaghe scored the game winner.

Come chat with us as we watch Round 2, Game 1.

It's a well-trodden path, but new to this New Maple Leafs team. The second round is where you find out if the naysayers were right, and your first round win was one of those random events hockey is famous for. The Maple Leafs believe they are where they should be. But so do the Panthers.

Bruins-Panthers Game 7 is on at 6:30 tonight, and we can watch the Leafs' next round opponent be revealed.

This post is just tweets of videos. It will break your phone if you didn't already throw it in the air when Mr. John Tavares esq. scored that goal.

It is fitting that the only goals in regulation were scored by Steven Stamkos and Auston Matthews, the two best shooters in the game (NHL?). Overtime decided a contest of intense, grinding effort from every player on both teams. This is how it happened: First Period Tampa takes the first

Toronto Maple Leafs @ Tampa Bay Lightning 07:00 PM at Amalie Arena Watch on: TBS, CBC, TVAS, SN, BSSUN

The Leafs lead the series three games to two and have two more tries at closing out this first-round series. As was clear last night, most series in this year's first round are tough contests going to six or seven games to solve.

Maybe we weren't as close as we thought we would be. One more night. Until then, check out Friday night's schedule of hockey goodness. There are some NHL playoff games, and Leafs prospects in the WHL and OHL playing tonight.

Andrei Vasilevskiy plays his best game of the playoffs to take the series back to Tampa Bay. The Maple Leafs can't convert on their chances, and struggled, albeit a lot less, at what we used to call driving play. Auston Matthews tried his best, but he couldn't do it twice in a row.

The Leafs want to bottle up that Lightning and put it on the shelf for another year. And no one thinks that's going to be easy. The fourth win is a hard thing to get.