Mats Sundin was back in Toronto this past week to help with some Maple Leafs events including a kids hockey clinic. It was great to see him back in the Blue and White, and also to see that smile again.

Tonight he'll be back at the ACC for the first time as a fan,and also as the new Maple Leafs Ambassador.

“It’s going to be fun, like coming home,” Sundin said earlier this week. “So many great memories, battles ... I left a lot in there. It will be great to watch the Leafs and get the atmosphere in the building. I’ve...

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Whether you're a die-hard Toronto Maple Leafs fan or a hater, you can't deny that it has been an amazing season for Leafs Nation. The young Leafs players have played well beyond expectation, and given the hockey mad city a reason to be proud again. Even if the Leafs don't make the playoffs this year, the season has been a huge success and Leafs Nation can't wait to see how this team will evolve over the next few years.

The whole team has stepped up, and shown that the future in Toronto is bright. To show the Maple Leafs play...

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Leafs Nation welcomed home Tomas Kaberle on Saturday night at the ACC with a standing ovation. The career long Leafs D-Man really showed how much he wanted to stay in Toronto before and after he was traded, and Leafs fans feel the same way.

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As I sit here watching the Leafs lose to the Edmonton Oilers who finished just below them in the bottom of the standings last season, I ask myself why I put myself through this pain each game night from fall to spring for the past thirty plus years? Why do we come back night after night for horrible to barely good enough play each NHL season? We sit and swear at the TV as the faceless owners of the Toronto Maple Leafs count the truck loads of cash brought in each night from the Blue and White.

I've always been an optimistic Le...

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The Toronto Maple Leafs had a tribute for both Gaye Stewart, and Pat Burns tonight before the game against the Dallas Stars.

Gaye Stewart was a member of the Maple Leafs’ 1942 and 1947 Stanley Cup winning teams, and Pat Burns lead the Maple Leafs to within one game of the Stanley Cup Final in the 1993 NHL playoffs.

After a tribute in Montreal on Saturday, it was great to see the Maple Leafs have their own for Pat Burns on Monday night at the ACC. In my thirty something years as a Leafs fan, he is the coach that sta...

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Leafs Nation is mourning the passing of hockey legend, and former Maple Leafs coach Pat Burns. Burns passed away yesterday after a long battle with cancer. The NHL coaching great will always have a spot in the hearts of Leafs fans, and the 4 years he coached the Maple Leafs will never be forgotten.

Cliff Fletcher, Toronto Maple Leafs senior advisor and the general manager during Burns’ tenure with the hockey club:

“Pat forged a tremendous bond, not only with a very good veteran team in Toronto, but also with Leafs...

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With lack of any scoring potency during a seven game losing skid, the Toronto Maple Leafs have decided to call up prospect Nazem Kadri to see if he can help ignite some offence.

Brian Burke has called up the seventh overall pick from the 2009 NHL draft along with defenseman Keith Aulie from the Toronto Marlies who also has been playing well recently.

In 14 games with the Marlies, Kadri has 5 goals and 9 assists and has a plus-minus rating of plus-2. He has also shown his skill with some highlight reel goals over th...

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J.S. Giguere has come out swinging in the media when talking about his young teammates. The Veteren NHL goalie is understandably frustrated after another weak performance by the Maple Leafs and a sixth straight loss.

“This is a young group; we should have energy every game,” said Giguere, after the 4-0 loss to Tampa Bay on Tuesday night. “We shouldn’t be tired. We have lots of days off.

“If you’re tired, you’ve got to rethink what you’re doing, because this is unacceptable.”

“We had a big opportunity a...

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