Toronto Marlies

The Rocket start a new chapter in the long rivalry between the Leafs and Canadiens, winning the first round last night.

Eric Fehr is sent to the AHL to make room

A quick scouting report of the Toronto Marlies standouts thus far.

It’s good to do favours for your friends. And the NHL seems to be built on friendships, not ruthless, cutthroat business.

The Carolina Hurricanes affiliate made their first visit to Ricoh Coliseum in years on the weekend.

The Marlies play back-to-back games against the Checkers this weekend.

More goalies than spots available in the AHL, so one had to go.

But don’t be in such a rush to see him in the NHL.

The Marlies are visiting the AHL’s Atlantic Division for a tough schedule of three games in three days.

And while we’re at it, what about the rest of his missing Marlies teammates?

Liljegren scored his first AHL goal, but it was Ben Smith who powered the Marlies to victory.

In only his second game in the AHL, Liljegren is on the scoring list.

It wasn’t 15 goals in two games, but they won.

It’s smaller than expected.

Did Nikita Korostelev or Vladimir Bobylyov get a contract?

The players were cut ahead of two pre-season games vs the Rochester Americans

Some obvious names, some interesting ones.

What can we learn from who the Leafs invited to camp?

And how many are there, anyway?

The annual pre-season tradition of a trip to St. John’s to play the IceCaps is a casualty of their move to Laval.

Cal Heeter brings experience and depth to the Marlies in net.

From northern Quebec to the big city.

The 20 year old defenceman led Marlies defenders in both goals and assists last season.

Kapanen, Dermott, and Johnsson are among the players expected to get a chance with the Maple Leafs.

Meet the new players projected to play for the Marlies next season.