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It’s more or less official: Leafs vs. Habs on Hockey Night in Canada next Saturday, January 19 to kick off the 2012-13 season. Months-long delay aside, exactly what you expected and exactly how you want it.

Wednesday Morning Leafs Links…

Leafs-Begin-2013-season-against-montreal-canadiens”>Leafs open the season at the Bell Centre
More leaks about the schedule trickling in as tracked on Twitter by PPP. Could be looking at a 1 p.m. start in Boson on Monday, January 21st for the Leafs‘ second game of the season. Also, looks like teams will play two divisional opponents four times and the other two five times.

Concussion likely to delay Gardiner’s start to the season
Carlyle sounded pretty positive a few days back about Gardiner’s participation in camp, but Eakins says he’s still going through the ups and downs of concussion recovery.

Mike Komisarek Interview from yesterday
Pretty good listen. Komi actually brings up the buyout possibility himself and says it’s fuelling him.

Marlies trying to impress Leaf bosses
Odds and ends from Lancy Hornby.

Leafs hoping Hamilton native Steve Staois has long and productive second career
Staois is now a player development adviser for the Leafs, as you may recall.

The new look Leafs dressing room
Randy Carlyle gives a tour of the redesigned digs in the ACC.

CBA details leave rich and poor teams badly divided
Yep, new CBA doesn’t change that it’s just the seven Canadian markets and a few American ones that are driving revenue growth.

Two issues for the Leafs to settle in camp
One of the smaller points here was a good one: the Marlies being the same city helps because Carlyle can get a better look at more players in an abbreviated camp.

Leafs roster assessment and preview Part II
Michael Langlois previews the forwards.

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Alec Brownscombe is the founder and editor of MapleLeafsHotStove.com, where he has written daily about the Leafs since September of 2008. He's published five magazines on the team entitled "The Maple Leafs Annual" with distribution in Chapters and newsstands across the country. He also co-hosted "The Battle of the Atlantic," a weekly show on TSN1200 that covered the Leafs and the NHL in-depth. Alec is a graduate of Trent University and Algonquin College with his diploma in Journalism. In 2014, he was awarded Canada's Best Hockey Blogger honours by Molson Canadian. You can contact him at alec.brownscombe@mapleleafshotstove.com.