SENATORS (7-9-1) at MAPLE LEAFS (10-5-1)
TV: CBC
Last 10: Ottawa 5-4-1; Toronto 6-4-0
Season Series: Third of six meetings between these Northeast Division rivals. Each team has won a one-goal game on its home ice this season. Phil Kessel...
Via Beantown Banter
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November 13, 2011
Phil Kessel wanted out of Boston. He made it very clear. He wasn’t the type of player that the Bruins organization was fond of either, a lot of skill, but a lack of toughness. As a result, Boston wanted Kessel gone as well. Toronto was in search of some firepower on offense, and they were willing to spare some high draft picks to get it. The Bruins decided to ship Kessel north...
Via The Slap Shot
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November 11, 2011
The Toronto Maple Leafs and St.Louis Blues battled it out on Thursday night in what can only be called a steal of a win for the Maple Leafs. Despite being outshot 13-5 in the second period and 17-3 in the third (40-22 overall), the Maple Leafs held on for a 3-2 shootout victory over the Blues.
If not for the heroics of rookie goaltender Ben Scrivens, who stopped 38 of 40 shots and...
Via Kukla's Korner
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November 11, 2011
from Rob Pizzo of TheScore, Yesterday, I posted a link to a story written by the Toronto Star’s Dave Feschuck.
The Leafs have refused to say much about the injury to James Reimer. First it was “whiplash”, then is was “concussion like symptoms”, but the fact remains that he has missed 9 games. Fans wanted answers, and Feschuck went to the person who might have some of them...
Via HockeyBuzz
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November 13, 2011
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Calling last night's win against the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Air Canada Centre 'big' is probably an understatement. Not only did Ottawa pick up two points through the division, but it snapped a five-game losing streak in the middle of a lengthy road trip. The coaching staff is hopeful that last night's win - filled with...
Via MSNBC
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November 10, 2011
Phil Kessel scored the lone shootout goal for Toronto, and Ben Scrivens stopped all three St. Louis shooters in the Maple Leafs' 3-2 victory over the Blues on Thursday night.
Via HockeyBuzz
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November 12, 2011
Doug Gilmour, Joe Nieuwendyk and Ed Belfour; three former members of the Maple Leafs, along with defenseman Mark Howe will be honored tonight in the annual Hockey Hall Of Fame Game at the Air Canada Center.
Joe Nieuwendykâs storied career includes three Stanley Cup victories with Calgary, Dallas and New Jersey, a Calder Trophy, a Conn Smythe Trophy, a Olympic gold medal,...
Via Star Tribune
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November 10, 2011
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Via SI.com
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November 12, 2011
Via Kukla's Korner
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November 12, 2011
from Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun, • There must be some bittersweet feelings to Mark Howe’s Hall of Fame induction. He finally gets in, with his father there, but with his longtime defence partner, Brad McCrimmon gone. In 1986, Howe was a ridiculous plus-86 with the Philadelphia Flyers while McCrimmon was plus-83. Next best on that team was Rich Sutter at plus-28. To put...
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