Game Coverage

This could get ugly.

The Senators took the lead three times tonight, on goals from Mike Hoffman, Kyle Turris, and Mark Stone, but the Leafs would win out with goals from Peter Holland, James Van Riemsdyk, Josh Leivo, a short handed goal from Mike Santorelli, and an insurance goal from David Clarkson (a tip

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It was a wild game in Toronto tonight, as the Leafs took a 3-1 lead in the first, and would see it tied up 4-4 with 10 minutes left to play in the third. Check out the game in six, and keep a special eye out for Komarov and Holland

Toronto Maple Leafs Left Wing Center Right Wing Richard Panik Nazem Kadri Phil Kessel James van Riemsdyk Tyler Bozak David Clarkson Leo Komarov Peter Holland Mike Santorelli Josh Leivo Sam Carrick Matt Frattin Left Defense Right Defense Dion Phaneuf Cody Franson Jake Gardiner Stephane Robidas Morgan Rielly Roman Polak Goaltenders

No Ashton, no problem.

Joffrey Lupul broke his hand while tying his skates or something and will be out at least three weeks. The Leafs have sent Stuart Percy back to the Marlies and have recalled Sam Carrick, who will be expected to center the 4th line tonight, if that lines plays at all.

The Leafs lost 4-1 to the Bruins and it really wasn't a very good game.

Leafs going with 7 D tonight, which completely ruins my sweet lines table.

Do you like fishsticks? This guy loves them. He also wants to haunt your nightmares.

Toronto lost 4-3 to the Montreal Canadiens on the season's opening night.

In a way, it was a perfect last game for both Reimer and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Reimer stopped 36 of 37, including several breakaways after defensive breakdowns, but got no goal support and was saddled with the loss. The Leafs had a goal called off by an obvious high

I can't help that the NHL incentivizes losing, but I can sure as hell buy in to it for the good of the team.

The defense was bad, the offense wasn't great, and the playoff hopes are pretty much shot.

A blown lead. An injured goalie. An overtime hero. This one was a nailbiter.

The Toronto Maple Leafs found a team they can beat: the 4th-worst in the NHL.

A loss to the St Louis Blues makes the Leafs' last few games into some must-wins against some stuff opponents.

The Leafs showed up to Washington one period late, and it put them in a deficit that even a strong second period couldn't overcome.

The Leafs played the Sharks in the second half of a back to back. Sit down for this: they lost.

After a quiet deadline, the Leafs came out and put a cap on their three game losing streak with a high-flying win over Martin St. Louis and the Rangers.

Top wingers score, goalie makes a dumb decision. This is: the Toronto Maple Leafs.

The Leafs played the New York Islanders tonight, and dropped the lead three times. They walked out with one point for and a whopping five goals against.

It was all Florida from the moment the puck dropped.