Editor In Leaf Nov 17, 2019
Toronto Maple Leafs Bomb: An Absolute Disgusting Display of Hockey
The Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares needs a new pair of pajamas. I am not sure what I just watched, but it wasn’t the Toronto Maple Leafs team I had in mind when I declared they would win this year’s Stanley Cup. It was the worst game of hockey I’ve seen since the Leafs […] Toronto Maple Leafs Bomb: An Absolute Disgusting Display of Hockey - Editor In Leaf - Editor In Leaf - A Toronto Maple Leafs Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Sportsnet.ca Nov 16, 2019
Maple Leafs’ Tavares: No one is going to feel sorry for us
John Tavares talks about the Toronto Maple Leafs poor performance against the Pittsburgh Penguins. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Sportsnet.ca Nov 15, 2019
‘Huge sense of urgency’ but Tavares sees Maple Leafs moving up
John Tavares talked about showing a bit of emotion when he snapped his stick after the Maple Leafs gave up a goal and the sense of urgency around the team. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Sportsnet.ca Nov 15, 2019
John Tavares snaps his stick after Zdeno Chara’s empty net goal
Watch as John Tavares vents his frustrations after Zdeno Chara scores an empty net goal. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Last Word on Hockey Nov 15, 2019
New York Islanders Success Under Barry Trotz No Surprise
It seems that Barry Trotz and the New York Islanders don’t care about pre-season expectations. The Islanders are once again surprising the NHL with a great start to the season. New York was slated to struggle after another off-season of departures. Barry Trotz Powering Islanders Last off-season it was John Tavares heading to the Toronto Maple Leafs to join his hometown club. Many thought the Isles would struggle without their talisman. However, New York defied expectations and made the Stanley Cup playoffs. The Islanders then swept the rival Pittsburgh Penguins before befalling the same...
Sportsnet.ca Nov 14, 2019
Any part of Tavares regret decision to leave New York for Toronto?
HC analyst Justin Bourne joins Good Show to discuss whether he thinks any part of John Tavares regrets his decision to leave his throne in New York, for his hometown in Toronto, where there is a ton more pressure to succeed. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Pension Plan Puppets Nov 13, 2019
Preview: roster changes ahead of a date on the Island
Photo by John Crouch/Icon Sportswire via . Zach is bach. Toronto Maple Leafs at New York Islanders: 7:00pm Watch on: Sportsnet, MSG+ Opponent’s site: Lighthouse Hockey This is the fourth game the Maple Leafs will play against the New York Islanders in the John Tavares era. In the first two games, the Leafs lost by a combined score of 10-1. The Leafs got some revenge when they won the third matchup of the season 2-1. Who’s scared now, eh? Asterisk on the first two games, as Garret Sparks was in net and he, frankly, was not up to the task. Speaking of backup goalies not up to the...
Sportsnet.ca Nov 13, 2019
Settling old scores in past for Maple Leafs’ John Tavares, Islanders
The stingy Islanders have found a formula the Maple Leafs are still searching for. That’s why the significance of Wednesday’s game for Toronto has nothing to do with settling old scores for Tavares. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Sportsnet.ca Nov 13, 2019
Islanders’ 12-3-1 record is no mirage
ESPN New York’s Rick DiPietro touches on the 15-year contract he signed with the Islanders, if the record Barry Trotz’s squad has put up thus far is an illusion, where New York’s offence is coming from, and how John Tavares may be received by Isles’ fans now that he’s a season removed from his decision to join the Maple Leafs. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Pension Plan Puppets Nov 13, 2019
Wednesday’s FTB: Return to New York
Dennis Schneidler-USA TODAY Sports Maybe? Where are the Isles playing these days? The Toronto Maple Leafs are heading to New York tonight to play the New York Islanders, and I wish I could tell you whether or not we can expect more rubber snakes to be thrown at John Tavares, but I haven’t been paying enough attention to Isles fans to know whether or not they’re still mad. They’re probably still mad, right? They seemed pretty mad last time. As Leafs fans return to our yearly tradition of alternatively worrying and arguing about how many games Frederik Andersen is playing, we take a...
Sportsnet.ca Nov 12, 2019
Tavares: We didn’t give Hutchinson much opportunity at success
John Tavares talked about the Maple Leafs not playing their best or giving Michael Hutchinson an opportunity to find success in net. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
Sportsnet.ca Nov 12, 2019
Analyzing how Maple Leafs can cope with the loss of Mitch Marner
When John Tavares missed some time to injury, the Leafs leaned on their centre depth to cope. But Mitch Marner’s loss for at least the next four weeks presents a much different challenge — and comes at a time when he was just starting to perform better. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
The Hockey Writers Nov 7, 2019
Tavares Scores OT Winner as Maple Leafs Beat Golden Knights
TORONTO — John Tavares scored at 2:33 of overtime as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 2-1 on Tuesday night. Auston Matthews also scored for Toronto (9-5-3). Frederik Andersen was outstanding in making 37 stops as the Leafs won a third straight game for the first time this season. Max Pacioretty replied for Vegas (9-5-3), which […] The post Tavares Scores OT Winner as Maple Leafs Beat Golden Knights appeared first on The Hockey Writers.
Toronto Star Nov 7, 2019
Auston Matthews, John Tavares help Leafs grind out overtime win over Golden Knights
Matthews forces overtime on the power play, and Tavares scores the winner.
Sportsnet.ca Nov 7, 2019
Tavares says Maple Leafs are ‘building in the right direction’
John Tavares chats with Shawn McKenzie following the Toronto Maple Leafs overtime victory over the Vegas Golden Knights, the captain states that the team is moving the right direction. The post NHL appeared first on Sportsnet.ca.
