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Maple Leafs face a challenging schedule with two sets of back-to-back games this week, but the head coach has no plans to alter his goaltending schedule so that Frederik Andersen faces division rivals, Mark Masters writes.
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23h ago
Fighting stomach cancer, Hawerchuk wants ‘to live to tell the story’
The Hockey Hall of Famer is undergoing chemotherapy after doctors found a tumour in his stomach in August, Rick Westhead writes.
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Oct 21
Believe in the red-hot Colorado Avalanche
Travis Yost dives into the larger-sample underlying numbers to find out which of the NHL teams off to surprisingly strong starts are for real.
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Oct 20
Matthews, Marner will 'probably' see shifts together, but Babcock not sold on combo
Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner might see shifts together Monday against the Columbus Blue Jackets but head coach Mike Babcock isn't sold on the combination yet, TSN's Mark Masters writes.
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Oct 20
Five Takeaways: Canucks vs Rangers
Canucks held off the Rangers 3-2 at Madison Square
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Oct 20
After uneven start to season, Andersen at his best against Bruins
After Frederik Andersen successfully backstopped the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4-3 overtime win against the Boston Bruins on Saturday with a terrific 43-save performance, head coach Mike Babcock couldn’t help but declare, “it looks like he’s back.” But Andersen isn’t sure he ever left.
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Oct 20
Matthews and Marner save best for last in Leafs win over Bruins
Mitch Marner didn’t know he’d be playing with Auston Matthews when the Maple Leafs met the Boston Bruins on Saturday until the morning of the game, a rare opportunity for the young stars to combine forces in a major divisional matchup. Kristen Shilton writes.
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Oct 19
Five Takeaways: Canucks vs Devils
Canucks fall 1-0 in New Jersey on Saturday.
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Oct 19
Nylander aims to build on good start with power play promotion
After starting the season with a five-game point streak (two goals, three assists), William Nylander has failed to hit the scoresheet in three straight games. But Nylander is getting a power-play promotion tonight moving from the right flank on the second unit to the middle of the top unit, Mark Masters writes.
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Oct 19
Leafs can't let past with Bruins derail the present
The Maple Leafs have had each of their last two seasons ended by the Boston Bruins through increasingly painful Game 7 eliminations in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. But that’s all history now, and as a fresh season series between the clubs opens on Saturday, Toronto can’t afford to let its past derail the present, writes Kristen Shilton.
