Luke Schenn News

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.

"I'm mad when we lose the game, I want to play good and help the team," said Gustavsson.

Gunnarsson in for Leafs Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press Rookie defenceman Carl Gunnarsson will be in the lineup for the Maple Leafs for his NHL debut on Saturday against the Calgary Flames, possibly at the expense of Luke Schenn James Mirtle Globe and Mail Update Published on Saturday, Nov.

Luke Schenn must be banging his head against a wall right about now. If he isn't, he should be.

Maple Leafs defenceman Tomas Kaberle, left, controls the puck under pressure from Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are in a bit of a quandary with second-year defenceman Luke Schenn.

Wilson wants team to earn danger pay Toronto Maple Leafs coach Ron Wilson, shown during Tuesday's loss to the Colorado Avalanche, put his team through a fun-filled practice session Thursday.

Vancouver Canucks centre Mats Sundin, top, of Sweden, brings the puck forward as he faced by Toronto Maple Leaf defensive Luke Schenn, right, and Jonas Frogren, bottom, of Sweden, during first period NHL hockey action in Toronto on Saturday February 21, 2009.

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Good news can sometimes be hidden in the small details. The Maple Leafs are no longer in last place, as far as the NHL's official statistics are concerned.

TUESDAY vs. Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY at Carolina, 7 p.m. SATURDAY vs. Detroit, 7 p.m. NOTES Leafs D FranA ois Beauchemin , a native of Sorel, Que., had a dozen family and friends at the game Saturday night.

When he gets a little angry, there is little that can stop big Guelph Storm defenceman Ben Chiarot.

Myths about certain types of players always seem to pop up at National Hockey League draft time.