With no hockey for weeks, I have started to think about my most memorable hockey memories which then led to watching some old clips of the Maple Leafs 1993 playoff run. At the time I would have been 14, and many of the victories and defeats during that playoff run have remained with me all... Continue Reading →
As one of the founding organizations when the NHL was founded in 1917, beginning as the Toronto Arenas and Toronto St. Patricks before becoming the Toronto Maple Leafs, we often take the rich history of ice hockey in the capital of Ontario for granted. The sport has been established for so long in the city,... Continue Reading →
If it were up to me, the NHL's Trade Deadline Day should be a national holiday! Or at least a "work from home" day where hockey fans from coast to coast can turn on their choice of trade deadline coverage presented by either of Canada's major networks and simply enjoy the chaos. According to CapFriendly,... Continue Reading →
Last night was embarrassing. Nay, last night was about as bad as I’ve felt as a Maple Leafs fan since my father and I attended a game during the Randy Carlyle era. This was where we witnessed two men walk down our aisle in the lower bowl and throw their blue “Phaneuf” jerseys onto the... Continue Reading →
Last night's debacle in Pittsburgh brought out vitriol not seen in Toronto since the days of Brian Burke and wafflegate. As I had tweeted earlier today, so few were complaining when the Maple Leafs overachieved in their first three years and made the playoffs. This immediate success blinded many from the real work and possible... Continue Reading →
