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Leafs’ Kessel delivers OT shock to Tampa
Posted by Mark Zwolinski in AirCanada, Business, Companies, LukeSchenn, MapleLeafs, PhilKessel, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 11, 2010
Steven Stamkos started it. Phil Kessel ended it. In a wonderful game featuring Stamkos and several of the Leafs young guns, it was the Leafs who prevailed 4-3 in overtime at the Air Canada Centre Thursday night.
Cox: Richards hit pushed many NHL GMs to act
Posted by Damien Cox in Columnist, MapleLeafs, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 11, 2010
They don't have a name for it yet, but the Mike Richards Rule sounds about right.
Tampa’s Steven Stamkos takes aim at 50 goals
Posted by Paul Hunter in MapleLeafs, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 11, 2010
Steven Stamkos makes his homecoming Thursday night as not only the hottest points producer in the NHL. He also arrives with the chance to become the first 50-goal scorer from the GTA in almost two decades.
Cox: Feel-good Coyotes can’t escape financial cloud
Posted by Damien Cox in Columnist, MapleLeafs, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, columnists, hockey, nhl on March 11, 2010
Maybe it's time Gary Bettman looked at owning an NHL team of his own. After all, Bettman's record, or at least that of the league, is pretty good when it comes to operating bankrupt organizations and nursing them back to health.
Cox: Feel-good Coyotes can’t escape financial cloud
Posted by Damien Cox in Columnist, MapleLeafs, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, columnists, hockey, nhl on March 11, 2010
Maybe it's time Gary Bettman looked at owning an NHL team of his own. After all, Bettman's record, or at least that of the league, is pretty good when it comes to operating bankrupt organizations and nursing them back to health.
As Cooke gets pardoned, Tampa’s Lecavalier speaks out
Posted by Paul Hunter in MapleLeafs, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 10, 2010
Vincent Lecavalier, long a voice of reason in the NHL, was stunned to learn that Pittsburgh Matt Cooke has escaped without suspension for his vicious, blindside shoulder to the head of Boston’s Marc Savard.
Leafs’ Kulemin more at ease, and it’s showing
Posted by Paul Hunter in AlexeiPonikarovsky, MapleLeafs, MikhailGrabovski, PhilKessel, RonWilson, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 10, 2010
There is an argument to be made that soon-to-be-one-year-old Alexei, who props himself up against his dad in front of their television, has helped Nikolai Kulemin’s career more than any coach.
Hard-hitting Leafs welcome new rule on head shots
Posted by Paul Hunter in MapleLeafs, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 10, 2010
Toronto Maple Leafs defencemen Dion Phaneuf and Garnet Exelby, both known for their physical play, say something had to be done about hits that target other players’ heads.
Caputi the pride of both Maple and the Leafs
Posted by Paul Hunter in MapleLeafs, MikhailGrabovski, PhilKessel, RonWilson, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 10, 2010
On this night, they really were the “Maple” Leafs. With a sizeable portion of Maple, Ont., on hand to watch favourite son Luca Caputi make his home debut in a Toronto uniform, the kid shook off that added pressure and delivered.
Cox: NHL head hit rule coming next year
Posted by Damien Cox in Columnist, MapleLeafs, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, columnists, hockey, nhl on March 9, 2010
A new rule doesn't necessarily always solve the problem. Sometimes it creates new ones, as the NHL has found in recent years.
Hamilton Bulldogs win 3-2 in overtime over Toronto Marlies
Posted by in MapleLeafs, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 9, 2010
Yannick Weber scored 1:47 into overtime for Hamilton as the Bulldogs beat the Toronto Marlies 3-2 in American Hockey League play Tuesday night to tie a franchise record with their ninth straight win.
Perkins: Bruins in tenuous situation, and they know it
Posted by Dave Perkins in Columnist, Columns, MapleLeafs, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, columnists, hockey, nhl on March 9, 2010
The Boston Bruins might be a playoff team Wednesday morning, technically, but it looks kind of temporary if Tuesday’s Taylor Hall Sweepstakes is any indication.
Leafs’ Phaneuf urges NHL not to cut out ‘clean hits’
Posted by Kevin McGran in MapleLeafs, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 8, 2010
There was a great deal of sympathy for concussed Bruins centre Marc Savard emanating from the Maple Leafs, and a general feeling that head shots like the one Savard suffered Sunday in Pittsburgh ought to be eliminated from the game.
Cox: Concussion conundrum faces NHL executives
Posted by Damien Cox in BrianBurke, Columnist, Columns, MapleLeafs, Opinion, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, columnists, hockey, nhl on March 8, 2010
The weekend concussion of Boston's Marc Savard from a head shot illustrates the complex issue on the table at the NHL GM meetings.
Leafs go down swinging
Posted by Mark Zwolinski in MapleLeafs, Sports, Toronto Star Leafs News, hockey, nhl on March 8, 2010
The Leafs have become a younger team, but the question remains how much different they are from that Jan. 31 roster that was ineffective and ultimately dismantled.

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