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The Leafs' Phil Kessel chats with schoolchildren at an outdoor practice held by the team in downtown Toronto on today.

Leafs' Luke Schenn watches as Matt Stajan squirts water at a passing teammate during yesterday's skills competition at the Air Canada Centre.

There are plenty of fresh faces in the mix - including four highly-touted prospects for the 2010 NHL Draft - as Hockey Canada announced its 36-player roster for its final selection camp for the World Junior Hockey Championship.

The Toronto Maple Leafs traded AHL forward Jiri Tlusty to the Carolina Hurricanes for prospect Philippe Paradis on Thursday.

The Toronto Maple Leafs' goaltending tandem of Jonas Gustavsson and backup Joey MacDonald combined to shut out the Canadiens 3-0 on Tuesday in Montreal.

This is the stuff of combat a ' what the Toronto Maple Leafs had been missing in a backstop, a netminder who literally had their back.

David Shoalts Jury still out on Burke After one year in charge of the troubled Maple Leafs, even the strongest critics of the buds can agree there has been some improvement David Shoalts Published on Sunday, Nov.

Brayden Schenn #55 watches Vancouver score, as he achieves his first -1 at the NHL level.

In the 1980's the Toronto Maple Leafs apparently hired a new coach whose name was Win Sumsoon.

The Los Angeles Kings signed forward Brayden Schenn to a one-day amateur tryout agreement Thursday.

Following are Cherry's thoughts on the Leafs coach, manager, truculence and fans: The coach 'Wilson, although he doesn't like me very much, has done okay, he hasn't lost the team,' Cherry said Thursday.

He's right. The Leafs have averaged a league leading 34.7 shots per game this year, the law of averages dictates that eventually, some of them will start to go in.

David Shoalts Leafs' buy some time Despite Saturday's win over Washington nobody's position on the ice is safe as GM Brian Burke is readying to make changes to the Toronto lineup David Shoalts Published on Sunday, Nov.

Senators got off to a promising start, but have slipped in the past few weeks, compiling a 3-4-3 record in the last 10 games.

David Shoalts Published on Saturday, Nov. 21, 2009 6:36PM EST I f most fans had their way, Brian Burke would be busy this weekend firing Ron Wilson, trading Nazem Kadri, Tyler Bozak, Luke Schenn and just about any other prospect the Toronto Maple Leafs have, and presto, they would no longer be the worst team in the NHL.

Leafs head coach Ron Wilson in the closing seconds of their game against the Canucks in Vancouver, B.C., Oct.

With any hope of making the playoffs this year fading faster than a three goal lead, let's take a look ahead at what could be on the horizon for our beloved Toronto Maple Leafs.

Blessed with a 3-0 lead after one period of play, the Toronto Maple Leafs looked poised to avoid having the Carolina Hurricanes leap frog them in the standings for the a oecoveteda 29th overall spot in the NHL, the position the Leafs occupied before tonighta s a oeepica battle against the a Canes.

Leafs defenceman Luke Schenn will not be benched for tonight's game against the Hurricanes.

The Toronto Maple Leafs square off against their provincial rival, the Ottawa Senators , in the nation's capital on Tuesday night.