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One game in and the Leafs are already facing leadership questions (opens the original)
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Wednesday night, before the Leafs took on the Montreal Canadiens, McKenna was set to take part in one of hockey's longest-standing traditions. When a player is making his NHL debut, it's customary for the rookie to take a few laps around the ice by himself before warmups. It's a small moment, but one that gives a first-year player a chance to take in the experience and have the spotlight to himself. But that wasn't quite how it played out for McKenna. As he took to the ice for his rookie lap, Se
William Nylander scores just 48 seconds into the Maple Leafs season (opens the original)
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Just 48 seconds into the season, William Nylander opened the scoring, giving Leafs fans exactly what they had been waiting months to hear. It’s been a long offseason in Toronto after the Leafs endured one of their worst seasons in a decade. But if there’s one thing that can immediately bring some excitement back to the fanbase, it’s that familiar goal horn, and Nylander wasted almost no time setting it off. The goal itself was a thing of beauty. Nylander caught reigning Selke Trophy winner Nick
The best and worst players during the Maple Leafs' preseason (opens the original)
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The Maple Leafs' preseason was about as brief as it gets, with the team playing just two nights of split-squad games against the Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens. Toronto dropped both games to the Sens before bouncing back with two wins over the Habs. With only two games under their belts, it's obviously far too early to know exactly what kind of team the Leafs will be this season, let alone whether they will be able to take the next step. Still, there was plenty to like from what we saw a
Maple Leafs have the pieces to build a fourth line opponents will hate (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs may have finally figured out how to make their fourth line a weapon. After completely overhauling their bottom six, Toronto now has an abundance of physical, defensively responsible forwards, and that could give the Leafs a fourth line unlike anything they've had in recent years. The most obvious addition to the fourth line, and one whose role is not up for much debate, is Brandon Duhaime. The 6-foot-2 Coral Springs, Florida native brings nearly everything you want from a
Maple Leafs hire Sidney Crosby's longtime trainer for key role (opens the original)
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The Leafs announced today that Andy O’Brien will lead the organization’s revamped Sport Performance department, where he will oversee all areas of performance optimization, including strength and conditioning, sport science, sports nutrition, injury rehabilitation and mental performance. Joining him will be Dr. Craig Slaunwhite as Director of Health and Performance Integration, Jason Martin as Head Strength and Conditioning Coach and Josh Crouse as Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach. Dr.
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