Toronto Maple Leafs News

Despite losing their last game, the Washington Capitals own the NHL's best home record.

Wilson won't change Leafs lineup Ron Wilson, with assistant coaches Rob Zettler, left, and Tim Hunter, right, talks to his team in the third period of the Leafs' 6-5 shootout loss to Carolina on Thursday night.

Again the Maple Leafs gave up the first goal of the game, this time against Ottawa last night, marking the 17th time in 19 games.

The Maple Leafs reach the quarter pole of the NHL schedule tonight against the Carolina Hurricanes.

The president of the Ottawa Senators is blaming inconsistent ticket pricing policies for keeping fans away from games early this season.

Will that defeated, forlorn look on Vesa Toskalaa TMs face, be the one we see again tonight, as the Leafs take on the Chicago Blackhawks? With back to back games against two tough Western Conference opponents beginning tonight, the Leafs have their work cut out for them.

Leafs starting to slip at box office? For the first time since it moved in the Air Canada Centre in 1999, MLSE's hockey team has failed to sell out its luxury suites Robert MacLeod TORONTO - Published on Thursday, Nov.

To paraphrase Ron Wilson, when is someone gonna get mad around here? It's not a shock the Maple Leafs are a stretch to make the playoffs this year, but who would have thought of them facing virtual elimination before American Thanksgiving? Or being a loss away from last place overall Thursday? It seems the millions doled out on player salary, ...

The Carolina Hurricanes are feeling far better about their chances of escaping the Eastern Conference cellar after earning a point in three straight games.

In the few yards it takes to get from their dressing room to the ice at game time, the mindset of the Maple Leafs takes a turn for the worst.

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.

So far on their swing through the Northeast, the Calgary Flames stopped one skid while failing to end a longer one.

Mike Fisher scored twice, including the game- winner late in the second period, and Pascal Leclaire made it stand up with a solid outing in net, as Ottawa took a 3-2 decision from Toronto at Scotiabank Place.

Looking for an early Christmas present for your favourite Maple Leaf? How about a game night alarm clock with the snooze button ripped out.

Henrik Zetterberg #40 of the Detroit Red Wings skates during game action against the Toronto Maple Leafs November 7, 2009 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

JAMES MIRTLE TORONTO - From Monday's Globe and Mail I f there was a bright spot in the Toronto Maple Leafs' third loss in a row on Saturday night, it was the play of unheralded rookie defenceman Carl Gunnarsson.

Leafs' defenseman and assistant captain Francios Beauchemin broke his left middle finger in the game against the Calgary Flames tonight at the ACC in Toronto.

He has scored points in five of his six games as a Maple Leaf and has the potential to thrill every time he touches the puck.

Leafs goaltender Jonas Gustavsson leaves the game in the first period after allowing three goals on five shots.

Phil Kessel #81 of the Toronto Maple Leafs looks to pass the puck during game action against the Tampa Bay Lightning November 3, 2009 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.