And when all was said and done, one of the weirdest plays of the season — which involved referee Kelly Sutherland falling on his rump — resulted in the winning goal by Steven Lorentz for the Toronto ...

The Maple Leafs ... six games, the Leafs were in tune from the opening shift at Scotiabank Arena and skated to a relatively easy 6-2 victory. Clad in their green and white St. Pats uniforms ...

While there’s no question an absurd bounce gifted Toronto a game-winner, it’s the bigger picture that matters most to these ...

On Feb. 15, 1965, Canada replaced the British Red Ensign with its now-iconic red-and-white maple leaf. Parliament was ...

Were you to glance only at the box score, you could come away thinking the Senators had outlasted their provincial rival in a nail-biter, that the Maple Leafs had pressed all night, but simply ...

It was in March of 1925 — 100 years ago last week — that Hamilton’s National Hockey League team, the Hamilton Tigers, was ...

While another point of the season had no depth scoring for the blue and white ... all the way to fifth in the league 29 blocks back of the league-leader Jacob Trouba. Related: Maple Leafs Lack ...

Joseph Woll was outstanding in making 38 saves and Steven Lorentz scored short-handed early in the third period as the ...

Maple Leafs coach Craig Berube praised goalie Joseph Woll after a big win over the Avalanche on Wednesday night.

Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews broke a record held by Mats Sundin with a goal against the Avalanche on Wednesday.

The Panthers own the first tiebreaker (regulation wins), but Toronto gained ground there, picking up its 34th regulation win ...