Game Coverage

I don't feel like writing much today, so have some GIFs.

It was not a day at the beach for Jonathan Bernier. He faced loopy bounces, wild deflections, but he stayed in it and gave his team a chance. He was facing an even stronger Roberto Luongo.

Also known as Jaromir Jagr's 1,618th career game.

The Tampa Bay Lightning couldn't overcome three Leaf firsts, three multi-point nights and a great performance from Jonathan Bernier.

All I need is to be struck by your electric love!

Baby, you're my lightning in a bottle.

Leafs.....win? You'll have to excuse me; I haven't needed to put those two words in a sentence much lately.

It's almost like they feel like they have something to prove.

The Leafs head down the 401 and across the border to play their winged wheeled foes.

Well, it had to happen eventually. The first ugly loss for the MarLeafs, and of course it was against the Sens.

Ottawa? On a Saturday? Real original, guys.

Happy Birthday Morgan Rielly, here's a win!

The new kids are still looking for their first win.

"I'll chase Leafsman 'round the moons of Nibia and 'round the Antares Maelstrom and 'round perdition's flames before I give him up!"

The Sabres last defeated the Leafs at the ACC in 2013. Will tonight be the rookies' first NHL win?

The Leafs lose another one-goal game in regulation, but it's okay, because there is hope and optimism

The return of the C.

A familiar face in an unfamiliar jersey returns to Toronto tonight.

Last night Soshnikov scored his first NHL goal. Will another new Leaf get on the board tonight?

Baby Leafs' first NHL back-to-back! Who scores for the first time tonight?

Soshnikov scores his first as the young Leafs give the Capitals almost more than they could handle

After just becoming a Leaf, Brooks Laich gets to fly right back to Washington and play against the team he played 742 games for. He's bringing a cute Swede with him.

The Maple Leafs host the Lightning, future captain Steven Stamkos, and future-future captain William Nylander makes his debut.

The Leafs visit le Ville de Barf to play the storied toilet seats of hockey history.

The Perds come to town for their only game in Toronto, and that game, is hockey.