Minten Scores First NHL Goal in Controversial Win vs Vegas
Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Boston Bruins: Round 1 Preview
The 2023-24 regular season for the Maple Leafs has come to a close, and they enter yet another year of postseason hockey. Their opponents, a team they know all too well: the Boston Bruins. With yet another matchup between these two clubs, Toronto has the opportunity to finally rid themselves of the demons that have… read more
What Does Auston Matthews Have To Do To Win the Hart Trophy?
Auston Matthews might score 70 goals this season. Seventy goals. That hasn’t been done since Selanne/Mogilny in 1992-93. In reality, he may not score 70, but he can get real close. The two candidates for the Hart Trophy right now, are Nikita Kucherov and Nathan MacKinnon from Tampa, and Colorado respectively. I’ll break down all… read more
A Week in Review: What happened with the Maple Leafs?
Toronto Maple Leafs v Boston Bruins: 4-1 L Coming into this game, I thought they would play with a little more urgency. As soon as the puck dropped, it was Boston’s game. They controlled play, and did not give the Leafs much room to work with. With a Swayman/Woll matchup, we have two goalies that… read more
Maple Leafs Trade Deadline: Did They Do Enough?
With the trade deadline wrapped up, we can now cover all the trades the Maple Leafs made, grade them, and really figure out if they could have done more. Defense was the one main thing that the Leafs really needed to add into their lineup. They could have done A LOT better. Maple Leafs Acquire… read more
A Week in Review: Reavo’s Heating Up
Toronto Maple Leafs v Vegas Golden Knights: 6-2 L I went to the game with high hopes, since the Leafs had come off a big 7-3 win last week against the same club. I think all Leafs fans knew that Vegas would be coming back with a vengeance and that’s exactly what happened. Both teams… read more
Are the Toronto Maple Leafs Legit?
Year in and year out, the Maple Leafs are poised as a threat in the National Hockey League. With offensive weapons like Auston Matthews and William Nylander, they are always a team to watch out for. This year, the Maple Leafs have been on and off all season long, with winning streaks, losing streaks, and… read more
Unwritten rules in sports give athletes an excuse to commit assault during games
It was July 25, 1989. The Pirates were leading the Dodgers, 6-2, in the bottom of the seventh inning at old Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. Pirates outfielder R.J. Reynolds reached first, before immediately stealing second and third base. Los Angeles pitcher Tim Crews then threw up and in to batter Gary Redus, striking him… read more
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