Of the two teams heading into the Air Canada Centre on Thursday night, both come in with drastically different goals in the twilight of the regular season. The New Jersey Devils, jockeying for top spot in a hotly contested divisional race, will visit Toronto looking for an elusive road win while the Maple Leafs will try to play spoiler for the fifth straight season. Toronto (24-34-12) has found so...

As the NHL scrambles to quickly impose penalties for blindside hits to the head – though it has backed off including in-game penalties this season – the Maple Leafs see the fast-tracking as a no-brainer. "The sooner we can get that rule in, the better it is," said veteran defenceman François Beauchemin, reflecting the prevalent attitude in the Toronto room. "It's good somethi...

(Sports Network) - Although it's highly unlikely to result in a playoff spot, the Toronto Maple Leafs have put together one of their best stretches of the season over the past week. They'll try to sustain that newfound momentum into a three-game homestand that begins with tonight's battle against the New Jersey Devils from the Air Canada Centre. Catch a double header on TSN and TSN HD starting at ...

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Of the two teams heading into the Air Canada Centre on Thursday night, both come in with drastically different goals in the twilight of the regular season. The New Jersey Devils, jockeying for top spot in a hotly contested divisional race, will visit Toronto looking for an elusive road win while the Maple Leafs will try to play spoiler for the fifth straight season. Toronto (24-34-12) has found so...

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Maybe it is the depressing weather. Maybe it is that the fans are sometimes more interested with entertaining clients than cheering for the home team. Or maybe it is the spotlight of playing for one of the biggest hockey markets in the world.But for whatever reason, the Toronto Maple Leafs have a history where players do better after they have been traded out of the city.Remember Larry Murphy? T...