Honeymoon over for Leafs coach Ron Wilson hit a milestone Saturday night: The first 100 games for an NHL coach with a team.

Under normal circumstances, youa TMd have to think Ron Wilson is living on borrowed time.

Toskala gets start in Windy City Vesa Toskala, seen congratulating Jonas Gustavsson, left, after the Maple Leafs defeated Detroit last weekend, will start for Toronto in Chicago on Friday night.

Gunnarsson Leafs diamond in the rough Carl Gunnarsson #36 of the Toronto Maple Leafs celebrates his goal in a pre-season game against the Detroit Red Wings on September 26, 2009 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario.

Many folks thought Toronto general manager Brian Burke gave up too much to acquire Phil Kessel from Boston in the offseason, but the winger's start to the season has likely changed more than a few of those detractors minds.

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Vesa Toskala will be getting another shot as starte on Friday in Chicago.

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.

Mike Komisarek knows a little bit about pressure. In seven NHL seasons, he has had just two homes, and each is in the running for the most demanding place to play in the NHL.

Mike Komisarek is expected to return from a lower-body injury and play for the Maple Leafs tonight against the Minnesota Wild.

Jonas Gustavsson's fearless goaltending seems to have rubbed off on the rest of the Maple Leafs.

David Shoalts Gustavsson gives Leafs reason to believe With back-to-back wins, GM Brian Burke's plan of building the team from the net outwards appears to finally be paying off David Shoalts Published on Monday, Nov.

RALEIGH, N.C.a 'Rare as it was, the Maple Leafs hope they achieved more than just a victory here Friday.

Jonas Gustavsson says he'll take the wisecracks about his thin frame since adding too much muscle would only slow him down.

Written By: Mark "The Hard Hitter" Ritter The offseason saw Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke make plenty of changes.

Ron Wilson isn't fibbing when he says the best candidate the Maple Leafs have to play centre with new winger Phil Kessel is not likely yet in the NHL.

October was a month that the Toronto Maple Leafs would like to forget. They got off to their worst start in franchise history.

Feel free to take Mike Komisarek at his word on this one. We won't. And safe to say hockey fans in both Original Six cities know better than to wink along with the Maple Leafs defenceman when he claims, as he did yesterday, that he hasn't given tonight much thought.

Komisarek returns to Montreal Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Mike Komisarek checks Montreal Canadiens forward Guillaume Latendresse during the first period.

The Tooronto Maple Leafs have the Monster on Halloween and a bit of a pulse. But there are certainly few tricks with the Leafs offence, a fact which again was laid bare last night at the HSBC Arena, where Sabres goalie Ryan Miller treated Buffalo fans to another scintillating performance in a 3-2 Sabres overtime victory.

Heading into this season Toronto Maple Leafs fans understood their club was rebuilding but had reason for optimism.