TORONTO (May 11) — Alright, let’s begin by cutting out the dopiness. San Jose is not trading the second pick in this summer’s National Hockey League draft to the Maple Leafs, straight up, for Auston ...

TORONTO (May 9) — Okay, I confess: There are no longer any reasonable answers. Not when the two sports columnists I most lean on to speak the truth are still awash in the Auston Matthews Mystique ...

TORONTO (May 6) — May I suggest we change the name of the Leafs’ new senior advisor to Mats O’Sundin. Nothing could more–perfectly offer tribute to the spirit responsible for that bonkers ...

TORONTO (May 4) — Perhaps I’m wading into recency bias here, but I doubt it. I was granted my first media credential by the Toronto Maple Leafs 42 years ago, in 1983–84. One season after Joe Bowen ...

TORONTO (May 2) — No matter which faces are marched before cameras and microphones, always remember this is Ed the Conqueror’s Toronto Maple Leafs. The only voice that matters in local professional ...

TORONTO (May 1) — Three days passed between missives from the de facto information director of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Elliotte Friedman. On Tuesday, Friedge reported that Mats Sundin and John Chayka ...

*Former Arizona Coyotes general manager John Chayka and Dallas Stars assistant GM Scott White have emerged as the frontrunners to replace GM Brad Treliving, who was fired March 30, according to a ...

TORONTO (Apr. 12) — Amid the usual corporate roguery at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment — with the hockey club disgracing itself, most nights — a fundamental issue has reared its ugly face. Yet ...

TORONTO (June 14) — This blog intends no disrespect toward one of most–dignified players in the modern history of the Toronto Maple Leafs. And, we are delighted that he quickly recovered from the ...

TORONTO (Apr. 8) — I’ve told this story before and it speaks volumes about the time and money wasted by the companies that have run the Toronto Maple Leafs since the club last appeared, 24 years ago, ...

TORONTO (Apr. 2) — Our city, not surprisingly, is becoming the most–assinine hockey locale on the planet. Which kind of follows, with a near–60–year drought from appearing in the Stanley Cup final. In ...