Opinion

I really had so many options with this title. With all the Anaheim prospects on Toronto, I thought of calling it Duck, Duck, Duck, Moose! With many players returning from injury, I pondered using I—ve got 99 Problems, but a Stitch Ain—t One. But really, being five points out with five games remaining, the Marlies truly are on a wild Moose chase. As it stands now, the Marlies will have to win all of their final five games to have a hope of extending the season past April 12th. The two most important of these will need to come this weekend as Toronto faces Manitoba, the current occupant of the 4th and final spot.

With the final bell about to ring season most fans would be happy to forget - although the impending draft all but dictates they...

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

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

Is it just me, or has the hockey season passed us by far quicker than usual? It seems like I just finished making arrangements for the home opener against Hamilton (which, might I add was a win) and here I am already looking back at the season that was. It was an absolute blur of call-ups and injuries. The bright young stars that comprised the frat-pack line (Tyler Bozak, Christian Hanson and Viktor Stalberg) all found their way up to the Leafs. Carl Gunnarsson, the player I was most keen on going into the season, left the Marlies early on for the big club and never looked back.

Those who know me can tell you I am an avid reader.  I devour books at a staggering pace, specializing in sports books and...

Is Ron Wilson the go-to-guy for a young Leafs team going forward?

Things may be relatively quiet in Leafs Nation these days, but that doesn't mean there has been a lack of excitement elsewhere in the...

(Author—s note: credit goes out to MLHS reader the stache, whose comment, Is it possible to start up a poll/page on the Kaberle deal...

AM 640 radio personality and co-host of the "Bill Watters Show", Greg Brady, will be taking part in this year's Ride To Conquer Cancer...

In 2005, the NHL was returning to work after a year long lockout, a bitter battle between players and owners over cost certainty.  The...

As we head into the draft weekend, Burke's shown the fans and media that a) he's not afraid to swing a huge deal and...

It's been a hot topic, and a touchy one at that for the better part of almost a year, since the day the trade...

Trades are never won or lost when initially made, and tonight's multi-player deal with Chicago is the very embodiment of that fact. Analyzing a...

ESPN's Pierre LeBrun floated out over twitter last night the possibility of Leaf interest in winger Maxim Afinogenov. One's initial reaction might be to...

As much of the league takes a post-draft/free agent frenzy breather for the Canada Day and July 4th long weekend, I figure I'll spark...

It's easy to over simplify the removal of Kaberle's and Fingers contracts, but to do so negates the overall effects such ommisions would create.

A pair of MLHS readers have kindly submitted FanPosts for your reading enjoyment. Logan Macneil makes the case for converting Tomas Kaberle into a...

Let's Leave A Spot for the Kids: by Caleb Dallman I rarely post much in the debate after posts on MLHS, but I try to...

Got a few minutes, so let's get to some mail: "Q - So the question is, or hypothetical topic, why don't the Buds buy a...