Game Coverage

The Leafs play the Panthers tonight, and they've brought along the Orr-Smithson-McLaren line. In today's day and age, it's hard to ice three sub-NHL players at the same time, but Randy's creativity knows no bottom. If tonight's game inspires you

Yet another game that got tough to watch quickly, but this time the Leafs came back to lose in overtime, rather than the first twenty minutes. Scheifele opened the scoring when the puck squeezed through Reimer (pictured above), then Blake Wheeler converted on the power play and the Leafs were

Leafs get embarrassed in Dallas, 7-1.

The Leafs' skilled forwards and defensemen threw four goals up early to carry the Leafs past Nathan MacKinnon's second-half pair.

The skill players delivered and the Habs were sent home without any points at all.

Tyler Bozak banged in a rebound, Henrique put up a PPG. JVR did his work in close off a Franson rebound, and Ryan Clowe tied the game up on a breakaway. The Leafs had a goal called off, the game would head to a shootout, and the coin would land

Ovechkin scored, in part because there's no one on that side to challenge him as he walks in off a line change (can't tell if Franson, coming on-ice after a line change, stopped skating before or after the shot got away). JVR tipped a puck in

The Toronto Maple Leafs were blown out of their own building by the Rangers in a 7-1 loss. Despite obvious red flags, from ownership to the coaching staff, it seems like no one is willing to question their own performance.

Leafs get massively outshot. Goaltending gets the team a point. You've heard this song before.

What can be said about the Maple Leafs' loss to Florida that hasn't been said? Instead, let's focus on how a little discovery made for a fun night...

The Leafs front office enjoys getting on the radio and talk about how injuries to their second and third best centers are really holding the team back. Pittsburgh, on the other hand, is missing Evgeni Malkin, James Neal, Paul Martin, Kris Letang, Brooks Orpik, Rob Scuderi, Tanner Glass, Beau Bennett,

D'Amigo scores his career first, Lupul puts up a four point night, and Holland netted two. It was a fun night to be a Leafs fan.

The Leafs gave up 22 shot attempts and three goals in 20 minutes, and despite a pair of goals and a deflection, the game stayed ugly for the last 40.

In stark contrast to the usual - winning poorly - the Leafs managed to play very well in a 3-1 loss to the LA Kings. And it's thanks to the team's skill players.

Peter Holland and Morgan Rielly are expected to sit tonight in favor of knuckle-draggers. The Leafs are 1-1 against the worst team in the league this year, and represent 50% of Buffalo's regular or overtime wins on the season. The Leafs need to walk away with two points

The Leafs scored no goals and allowed six. Both James Reimer and Jonathon Bernier saw time behind what would kindly be described as "Amateur Hour On Ice."

The Leafs played a back-to-back against the Buffalo Sabers this weekend, and came away 1-1. In the middle, a trade with Anaheim for Peter Holland.

Kadri had some controversial hits, Bernier made some huge saves, and the Leafs got massively outpossessed in a game where they still took a point away.

The Leafs played the second half of a back-to-back against the Boston Bruins, and kept it close all night.

Leafs head to Boston for the second half of their back-to-back. Reimer is expected to get the start, and I haven't seen anything about changes in the lineup. Go Leafs Go!

Phil Kessel scored a highlight reel goal to put the Leafs up 1-0. After an odd bounce tied the game, the Leafs would win it in the shootout.

SCORING SUMMARY: * Kessel from Kadri and Raymond * JVR from Kessel * Kessel from Dion and Kadri * Kadri from Rielly and Kessel/ Yes, that's a four point night for Phil the Thrill. Kadri and Kessel combined for seven points on the night. Oh, and they did it all without breaking

JVR-Kadri-Kessel, Raymond-Bolland-Clarkson, and James Reimer all made some huge contributions to tonight's win against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

The Toronto Maple Leafs fell to the Columbus Blue Jackets, 5-2, and it wasn't pretty.

The Leafs have a goalie controversy! And not the usual one!