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Leaf Carols: Bitter Leafland

What better way to get into the Christmas season than by singing a Christmas Carol? Bitter Leafland Final horn sounds, are you listening, on the ice, waffles glistening A miserable sight, we're losing tonight, walking in a bitter Leafland. Gone away is the winning, here to stay is the losing, We sing a sad song, as they do everything wrong, walking in a bitter Leafland. In the market we can find a forward, Then pretend that he is Dustin Brown, He'll say: Are we good? we'll say: No man, But you can do the job when you're in town. Later on, time expires, as we dream, Ron Wilson's fired then we face completely afraid, the debacle Burke's made, walking in a bi...

Have the Toronto Maple Leafs Reached a Breaking Point?

Like the name of a recent Keri Hilson song, it appears as if the Toronto Maple Leafs have reached a breaking point. After a hot 4-0-0 start, which I long for the return to, the Leafs have cooled off big time. I was listening to some phone calls on the Fan 590 earlier today (something I never do at 8:30 am Newfoundland time) and it’s disturbing yet sobering. Depending on who you think is the goat in all this, be it Brian Burke, Ron Wilson, any or all of the players, or a combination of or all of the above, Leafs fans have a right to be very frustrated. Desperation is taking over. How can this be allowed, I don’t know. Let’s see… Since Dion Phaneuf got injured in a game against Otta...

Leafs To Break NHL Record?

The Leafs laid another egg tonight...on the score sheet that is. Yes the Leafs were shutout yet again this evening. It was their fifth time being shutout this season, only 22 games in. It could easily have been 6 had it not been for Phil Kessel's shorthanded goal late in last night's game against the Sabres. Given that the Leafs have already been shutout 5 times this season and came close in a few more, are they a contender to break the NHL record for most times shutout in a single season? To find the record, you have to go all the way back to the 1928-1929 NHL season. In that season, the Chicago Blackhawks were shutout 20 times. While the record is still a long shot for the Leafs ...