MLHS Staff

An example of how the NHL could restructure its currently farcical points allocations.

During this year's Super Bowl, Google ran an ad telling a search story of a man finding love in Paris. They've now created a...

Lots of reading today: Gus chips in an  analogical look at the NHL playoff series; Alex has your links with a look at potential...

When Brian Burke became the new general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs in November of 2008, Leafs Nation embarked on a new journey....

It's that time of year again.  The most wonderful time of the year.  No, not Christmas, and no, you won't see any of those...

So the curtain comes down on the 2009-2010 Maple Leafs season. I know many readers are upset because we as Leaf fans must...

Why we are morally obliged to throw a spanner into the Canadiens playoff party.

The Toronto Maple Leafs play their second-last game of the season tonight versus the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden (7:00 pm et,...

Why collegiate draftee Viktor Stalberg's struggles this season prove that NCAA free agents will not be enough to plug the Leafs shortcomings next season.

Submitted by Michael Stephens (a.k.a. Baumgartner) Playing 16 games in March, the Leafs iced a remarkable squad, going 9 — 5 — 2 in (one...

Written by Wook Unlike many veterans who were forced to pack their bags after many consecutive years of dismal play coupled to lack of passion,...

I know, I know, when last we met, I promised you that the next installment in these studies in positivity would focus on Nikolai...

Submitted by Michael Stephens (a.k.a.  Baumgartner) Apparently Sidney Crosby still lives with Mario Lemieux. Anyone else find that weird? Dude, you—re almost 23. You—ve got...

Submitted by Michael Stephens (a.k.a. Baumgartner) The Toronto Maple Leafs have the League—s worst penalty kill, sporting a 73.0% success rate. They have been...

Twice in the last week - once after the Tampa Bay game, once during the first intermission of the Oilers game - we've had...

First and foremost, let me apologize for my absence.  As some of you may know, I am in school completing my Sports Marketing degree,...

Just some quick thoughts after the Maple Leafs' 4-3 overtime win over the Bruins: Assist for Phil Kessel is his first point in 5 games against...

From USA Today - 3/1/2007: Anaheim Ducks general manager Brian Burke has always been among the NHL's most colorful wheeler dealers. In 2005-06, he overhauled his...

In the wake of Sunday's blockbuster trades, one cannot help but wonder what's next for the Toronto Maple Leafs? Who's next to go? Who...

Let's get one thing straight: this year is a write-off. The rest of the games scheduled for the Maple Leafs are not happening, at least not in any meaningful sense. Instead, the events you will be watching on your large-screen TVs over the course of twenty-six evenings littered throughout the next two and a half months are best considered nought but a demonstration or experiment of sorts. Brian Burke has opened up a chemistry lab; you better believe he'll be looking at team chemistry very carefully for the rest of this year. In this post, I do a kind of preliminary update on the article I wrote for the Maple Leafs Annual last summer about Brian Burke and the Maple Leafs' rebuild.