Toronto Marlies

He's at morning skate, but will he play tonight in Grand Rapids? The word is yes, Sheldon Keefe spoke to Todd Crocker, have a listen.

4 goals, 3 assists in three games nabs Marky Arc the honour.

Guess who's back? Brown, in action after missing most of the season with a broken foot. He showed the visiting Comets a real good time. Read about that, and meet the newest Marlie, Kolomatis.

Nylander appeared on the ice for non-contact practice for the first time since his WJC injury.

This was a heck of a night to recap the Marlies game.

Marlies are good enough to win without their star William Nylander, or Josh Leivo. But some other familiar faces are back and helped the team stay perfect in the shootout.

Josh Leivo is having a career year in the American Hockey League. Is it sustainable?

<em>The Marlies beat the Moose 4-1, and AHL All-Star T.J. Brennan is now tied with William Nylander in points. Just how good is he?</em>

<em>The Leafs called up Josh Leivo today to fill the vacancy left by the injury to James van Riemsdyk. Get to know the newest Leaf.</em>

A cut-down roster of Marlies played the first of their two-game series in Winnipeg, and Kyle Dubas came along to watch.

Remember in the summer when the Leafs were signing players at a rate of one a minute and we joked they&#39;d need another whole team to hold the prospects? Yeah, what happened with that?

Kasperi Kapanen and Team Finland invited Russia over to Hartwall arena for the gold medal game of the WJC, and wow the Finns know how to throw a party.

Brendan Leipsic continues string of dominant recent performances with three-point night as Marlies four-game win streak comes to an end.

William Nylander left for the World Junior Championships in Helsinki holding top spot in the AHL points race. With the Toronto Marlies on a break until after Christmas, it&#39;s a convenient time to look at who&#39;s gunning to keep his seat warm for him while he&#39;s gone.

How does the Leafs system goaltending look for the next few weeks? A hot mess.

D&#39;awwwww look at their little faces.

The Marlies complete their third game in three days with a tough loss to Vancouver Canucks&#39; farm club the Utica Comets.

In the absence of a Leafs&#39; game recap, why not read about the baby Leafs?

Marlies have three goaltenders; the Solar Bears sign a second from the SPHL.

The Toronto Marlies forward will stay with the Marlies and join the team after its mini-camp.

Two of the Leafs&#39; top prospects will head to Finland for this year&#39;s World Junior Championship.

The Leafs goalie has been sent down to the AHL for a 10-day conditioning stint. He will not have to clear waivers.

The following is roughly translated from a <a href="http://www.aftonbladet.se/sportbladet/hockey/landslag/juniorhockey/article21871814.ab">Swedish news story at Sport Bladet</a>, published by Hans Abrahamsson.

Yes, it&#39;ll be 3-on-3, but instead of a 20 minute scrimmage, it&#39;ll only be 9.

There&#39;s an argument to be made the Marlies dynamic European duo are better served playing professionally than at this year&#39;s World Junior Championships, but this year&#39;s even offers each a unique opportunity.