Game Coverage

The Toronto Maple Leafs played the Vancouver Canucks last night, and managed to rack up five goals on two goalies. Jake Gardiner scored the opener, Skilled Fourth Liner Richard Panik scored the next, Peter Holland scored in the second, Joffrey Lupul followed shortly afterwards, and David Clarkson hit the empty

Can't wait to listen to Jim Hughson and Glen Healy call this one. Anyways, lines are below. Toronto JVR - Bozak - Kessel Lupul - Kadri - Santorelli Winnik - Holland - Clarkson Booth - Smith - Panik Phaneuf - Franson Gardiner - Holzer Rielly - Robidas Bernier Vancouver Sedin - Sedin - Vrbata Higgins - Bonino - Burrows Matthias - Richardson - Vey Dorsett

An inconsistent effort from the Leafs sees the Devils skate away with two points, the Leafs unearthing scoring depth, and a new individual enters the fray for the title of "King of the Idiots"

Lines: Toronto: JVR - Young Bozak - Kessel Lupul - Kadri - Santa Winnik - Holland - Clarkson Booth - Smith - Panik Phaneuf - Franson Gardiner - Holzer Rielly - Robidas Bernier New Jersey: Zubrus - Gomez - Ryder Cammalleri - Henrique - Brunner Ruutu - Josefson - Bernier Tootoo - Gionta - Sislo Greene - Severson Harrold - Zidlicky Merrill - Gelinas Schneider

Lines: Toronto JVR - Bozak - Kessel Lupul - Kadri - Santorelli Winnik - Holland- Clarkson Booth - Smith - Panik Phaneuf - Franson Gardiner - Holzer Rielly - Robidas Bernier Dallas Benn- Seguin - Hemsky Cole - Spezza - Eaves Roussel - Eakin - Garbutt Horcoff - Fiddler - Moen Daley - Demers Goligoski - Klingberg Jokipakka - Benn Lehtonen

The Leafs continued their run of strong games with a 6-2 win over the Washington Capitals.

The great* Howard Berger once said: the games only matter in November. Tonight's game is the final one for the 11th month of the year. On Tuesday, the Leafs being DEATHCEMBER, which runs pretty much until the start of DEATHMARCH, I think. Anyways, this is one of two

The Leafs didn't have much of an answer for superstar Evgeni Malkin and linemate Blake Comeau, but after an ugly opening goal, the Leafs made a game of it.

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The Maple Leafs play 55 minutes like a team looking to turn the page and 5 minutes like the same old team they've always been.

Whatever.

"Help out with a game recap", I said. "What could go wrong?", I said.

Let's hug it out.

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

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

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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.