Kenneth Lam 
Déjà Vu for Leafs Nation? For the first time since the 1984 to 1985 National Hockey League (NHL) season when the Maple Leafs finished in last place, which gave them …
Read moreMy Leaf Blue Print: The Case For Selecting Alexander Nylander
If we look closely at the Toronto Maple Leafs, the hockey club boasts not one but two generational talents. Most people who follow the National Hockey League (NHL) associate generational …
Read moreSurprise! The Toronto Maple Leafs Have Two Generational Talents
If I were newly-minted Leaf GM Lou Lamoriello, I would seriously consider pursuing Steven Stamkos when and if he becomes an unrestricted free agent (UFA) on July 1, 2016. Speculations …
Read moreWhy Pursuing Steven Stamkos as an UFA Makes Sense for Toronto
I have always been a long-term planner even though this trait does not synchronize with the prototypical short-term view–typically defined as the win now at the expense of the hockey …
Read moreToronto Can Put Connor McDavid in a Leaf Uniform in 3 Years
The Post Boys of Negative Miscasts When the word ‘miscast’ is being tossed around in the ‘Centre of the Hockey Universe,’ Leafs Nation automatically think of the names Tyler Bozak …
Read moreThe Two Sides of Miscast: A One-Facet Dark Saga in Leaf Land
The Nashville Predators’ (arguably surprisingly) defeat at the hands of the surging Chicago Blackhawks on April 25, 2015 in the 1st-round of the 2015 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs is the …
Read moreThe Nashville Predators’ Loss is the Toronto Maple Leafs’ Gain
Time to forget about Connor McDavid Let me begin by stating the obvious, i.e., why Toronto needs a sensible post-2015 NHL Draft Lottery trade strategy. The reason is because the …
Read moreThe Sensible Post-2015 NHL Draft Lottery Trade Strategy For the Maple Leafs
