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1 week ago |
editorinleaf.com | James Tanner
Should the Toronto Maple Leafs still be worried about a hidden saboteur? The Toronto Maple Leafs are racking up wins at an unprecedented rate (for them). With only four games to go, the Leafs are more or less cruising to their first ever Atlantic Division title and things are going great. The Toronto Maple Leafs are 9-2-1 in their last 12 games. They are fifth overall, and have a decent chance of finishing as high as third. By any standard, it has been a great season.
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2 weeks ago |
editorinleaf.com | James Tanner
The Toronto Maple Leafs are fine, but I can't keep wait until the playoffs The Toronto Maple Leafs are in the middle of the season's supposedly most exciting part - the stretch run. Unfortunately, the hockey is boring and sub-par compared to what we were treated with earlier in the year. The fact is, that the Toronto Maple Leafs playoff run is just not that interesting this year.
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2 weeks ago |
editorinleaf.com | James Tanner
Auston Matthews will eventually usurp Alex Ovechkin as the NHL's all-time goal scoring leaderWhen Auston Matthews scored on Saturday night, it was his 398th career goal, and it put him two ahead of Dave Keon and comfortably into the 112th spot on the all-time NHL scoring list. Auston Matthews needs just 15 goals to pass Phil Kessel and enter the top 100. From there, it's a long climb to number-one, but he can do it.
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2 weeks ago |
editorinleaf.com | James Tanner
The Toronto Maple Leafs can wrap up the Atlantic this week. The Toronto Maple Leafs are the top team in the Atlantic, and if they beat the Florida Panthers tonight, the odds are they win it. The two Atlantic rivals will face off tonight and if the Toronto Maple Leafs win, then that means they will have put the Panthers chances of a division title to bed.
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2 weeks ago |
editorinleaf.com | James Tanner
The Toronto Maple Leafs are on fire. The Toronto Maple Leafs took the Columbus Blue Jackets playoff hopes and disrespected them thorgoughly on Saturday night. The Blue Jackets came into the game needing a win to stay alive in a playoff race that is increasingly favoring the Montreal Canadiens, and the Toronto Maple Leafs laughed in their faces on the way to a 5-0 beatdown. The Jackets are now six points back of Montreal with seven games to play.
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