In our latest podcast, we look at two fundamental questions that will directly impact the Toronto Maple Leafs prospects for a successful season and deep playoff run. We also look at the new additions to the line-up and how they will help in taking the Maple Leafs closer to their Stanley Cup aspirations.
We also discuss the announcement yesterday of the roster cuts and some of the surprises we learned from the announcement of who wasn’t included in the opening day line-up.
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Toronto Maple Leafs: The Journey Begins
In this podcast, We take a look at the good, the bad and the downright ugly from the first three games as we explore deeper the latest blog by Anthony Cino entitled “Who Are The Toronto Maple Leafs”. We discuss Frederik Andersen, TJ Brodie, and the early play of Joe Thornton, Wayne Simmonds and so… Continue Reading →
Who are these Toronto Maple Leafs?
I am sure you are wondering, how one is able to confidently realize the identity of a hockey team after just three games? Well the answer is quite simple… YOU DON’T! So let me just put the most obvious disclaimer out there before continuing. In any other year, this version of the Toronto Maple Leafs… Continue Reading →
Maple Leafs Trim Their Roster; Moving Day!
Following the Blue and White scrimmage that left all of Leafs Nation with that much needed shot of dopamine, their sights are now set for the opening day roster. The Maple Leafs announced today that they had made roster cuts in anticipation of the Season Opener on Wednesday against the Montreal Canadiens. Fans can try… Continue Reading →
Toronto Maple Leafs: 2021 Season Preview
This is the most exciting and hopeful part of the season. Players are returning to camp, new players such as Joe Thornton, Wayne Simmonds, Zach Bogosian, T.J. Brodie, and others will be meeting their new teammates for the first time. But this excitement and hope is met only with the pressure, angst and anger from… Continue Reading →
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