TORONTO — Luca Caputi’s big homecoming had to share the spotlight with Nikolai Kulemin’s overtime heroics. Kulemin scored 4:10 into overtime, lifting the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4-3 win over the Boston Bruins on Tuesday. While Kulemin wa…

Nikolai Kulemin scored 4:11 into overtime to give the Toronto Maple Leafs a 4-3 victory over the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night.

21 year-old 6’3” 200 pound Luca Caputi, born in Toronto Ontario, will have his life-long dream realized tonight as he takes to the ice at the ACC for the first time wearing the blue and white…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…

The Flyers emerged victorious over the visiting Maple Leafs by a score of 3-1. Bob Fina photographed the game for Inside Hockey.

TORONTO (Mar. – If there is one aspect of day-to-day existence that has vehemently betrayed Brian Burke during his tenure as GM of the Maple Leafs, it is timing

Six million dollars in today’s world, isn’t really alot of money. In the eyes of Toronto Maple Leafs fans however, it may just be too much. When JS Gguere first arrived in town, there were several people in the media who questioned the move…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…

Listen here, Flyers. If we’re going to have you on the good TV, barring the womenfolk from seeing the Oscars in stunning HD, you need to hold up your end of the deal. That means scoring four or five goals.

The Flyers have to right the ship this week. With four home games against Toronto, the Islanders, Boston, and Chicago, the Flyers need to fine a way to get some separation in the playoff race

The Toronto Star has a nice little article today about Flyers goalie Michael Leighton who will face the Maple Leafs this evening at the Wachovia Center. For having been in net for most of the past few months, I still know very little about the guy off the ice.Check out this fact from The Star, “Flyers goalie Michael Leighton is the only starter in the NHL who still lives out of a hotel.”The Star article paints a picture of what it’s like trying to have a family based out of a hotel room for much of your life.

Toronto has 18 games remaining in their schedule and the vast majority of them are against teams that are battling for a playoff spot in the jam packed lower portion of the Eastern Conference playoff picture…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…