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Leafs: Game 43 Questions
The Leafs quickly return to action tonight, visiting Washington a day after shutting out the Devils in impressive fashion. You can catch the game at 7:00 pm EST on TSN. Here are four factors
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Leafs: Game 42 Questions and Answers
Today’s slate of NHL games has been overshadowed by a mindless act of violence in Boston. While sports can unite people, they can also be used to harm people. Let’s keep the good folks
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DROWNING IN A SEA OF BLUE AND WHITE
Let me paint the scene. Saturday night, Perth, Ontario. A downtown pub & grill. Hockey banquet for the old-timer’s league. One lone bleu-blanc-rouge sweater floating in a sea of blue and white. This is
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Leafs: Game 41 Questions and Answers
Tonight’s matchup between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montreal Canadiens has a hint of early May to it: this might be one of the possible first-round playoff series that await hockey fans. The
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OTT’S FRENCH KISS NOT ENOUGH-HABS LICK THE SABRES 5-1
The Sabres “agitator extraordinaire” Steve Ott tried to show the Habs some love Thursday night at the First Niagara Center, as he gave Jeff Halpern’s visor a lick in the faceoff circle. Was he
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HABS EDGE THE WHINING BRUINS 2 – 1. TAKE THE SERIES 3 – 1.
It’s quite a simple game really. Skate hard for a full 60 minutes, throw pucks at the net, forecheck hard, backcheck, don’t take stupid penalties, and chances are, you’ll win. Don’t do that, and
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Leafs: Game 37 Questions and Answers
Toronto finally returns to action tonight after a four-day break. A lot has changed in the hockey world since the Leafs last laced up their skates, but their lineup remains largely intact. The Leafs
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THE HABS STAND PAT…ALMOST
No Jaromir Jagr, no Ryane Clowe, no Regehr, O’Byrne, Streit, Visnovsky or Smid. But the Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin did make one trade. The Habs get 28-year-old, 6’2”, 225 lbs. defenceman Davis Drewiske from
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CAREY PRICE FINDS A GOOSE EGG IN HIS EASTER BASKET
The Habs Shut Out The Rangers, One More Time The New York Rangers surprised Carey Price and gave him a big old goose egg for Easter, Saturday night at the Bell Centre, as they
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Public Enemy #1
Matt Cooke is generally regarded as the dirtiest player in hockey today, but there’s actually a much more dangerous cannon ball on the loose: Montreal Canadiens forward and captain Brian Gionta. Gionta has all
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