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Forbes: Maple Leafs most valuable team
Maple Leafs most valuable team Toronto Maple Leafs forward Phil Kessel celebrates his first goal as a Maple Leaf while playing against the Detroit Red Wings during first period NHL action on Saturday, Nov.
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Mitchell gets shot to prove he's No. 1
The kids who grew up playing hockey in the 1970s used to skate circles on frozen ponds pretending to be Bobby Orr.
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Jonas Gustavsson's fearless goaltending seems to have rubbed off on the rest of the Maple Leafs.
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Removing the Trapezoid Rule: How would it affect the Leafs?
One of the ideas that was tossed around at this year's NHL GM's meeting was the possibility of removing the trapezoid rule.
Havlat wants to go Wild against Leafs
The Maple Leafs hope Martin Havlat stays dormant for at least one more game. The Minnesota Wild sniper, who was tough on the Leafs as a member of the Ottawa Senators and Chicago Blackhawks and has eight points in 11 career games at the Air Canada Centre, has just one goal in 14 games as the Wild prepare to meet the Leafs tonight.
New Hall of Famers Leetch, Yzerman reflect on lockout
TORONTO - Brian Leetch has one regret when looking back on his Hall of Fame career: the lingering belief that the NHL lockout five years ago cost him a chance at another Stanley Cup title.
Leafs' Mitchell: I'm not 'Killer'
John Mitchell wants every one to remember he's no Doug Gilmour. Yet he realizes that centring the first line of the Maple Leafs with a No.
Worst Offseason Signings of 2009: Which Toronto Maple Leafs Made the List?
For many NHL general managers, free agency is akin to Christmas. This summer was no exception, question is, did NHL GM's get what they asked for or did Santa pull a fast one and leave a knock-off in their stockings? To be fair, we are just 15 games into the 2009-10 NHL season, that said, some key free agent signings are under performing, which has ...
Second NHL team in GTA isn't out of the question: Daly
Southern Ontario might see a second NHL franchise, but it likely wona t happen any time soon.
Defensive-minded Red Wings visit Maple Leafs
Once a high-powered offensive juggernaut, the Red Wings have used defense to put together their first three-game winning streak of the season.
Gustavsson gives Leafs reason to believe
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Monster stands tall for Maple Leafs
Jason Blake got the winner but Jonas Gustavsson earned the save. A whole bunch of them, in fact.
Official fired for Flames' 'flu shots
A health employee who let the Calgary Flames jump the swine 'flu shot queue was sacked yesterday as the controversy over preferential treatment to celebrity athletes spread to the Flames' farm team and beyond, including members of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Sens Waiting in Line for H1N1 Shot
The Ottawa Senators are waiting in line for the H1N1 flu shot. Members of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Calgary Flames have received the H1N1 flu shot.
Phil Kessel scores, Jonas Gustavsson shines and Maple Leafs beat Detroit 5-1
Phil Kessel scored his first goal with Toronto and Jonas Gustavsson made 35 saves to lead the Maple Leafs to a 5-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night.
Fired up Wings will be rough on Leafs
You have to go way back to late February to find the last time the Maple Leafs swept back-to-back games.
Morrow and Turco help Stars slip past Ca
Jason Blake's goal late in the third period lifted the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 3-2 win and extended Carolina's losing streak to 11 games.
More Vaccine Queue-Jumping Alleged In NHL
An investigation was under way Friday into allegations Toronto Maple Leafs hockey players got preferential treatment in receiving H1N1 flu vaccines.
Toronto Maple Leafs (1-7-5) at Carolina Hurricanes (2-9-3), 7 p.m.
The bottom two teams in the Eastern Conference will meet tonight in Raleigh, as the free-falling Carolina Hurricanes welcome the Toronto Maple Leafs for tonight's battle at RBC Center.
Leafs' Gustavsson working on his bite
Jonas Gustavsson says he'll take the wisecracks about his thin frame since adding too much muscle would only slow him down.
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