Vintage Leafs is a blog that posts pictures from the Toronto Maple Leafs’ past. Today Vintage Leafs posted this cover from the Toronto Star’s Star Week in 1975.

A game that featured no shortage of fights and big hits, the Toronto Maple Leafs stood up for their teammates and gridded out a 2-1 win against the Ottawa Senators Saturday night in the Battle of Ontario.

from Lance Hornby of the Toronto Sun, When Matt Carkner saw Colton Orr flash triple fingers to the Scotiabank crowd, he knew his Maple Leafs pugilist partner wasn’t signifying three wins for Toronto over the Senators in the Battle of Ontario.

PREVIEW (7:30 AM) With losses in their last two games, it’s crucial for the Flyers to get back on the winning track in their fourth game of the post-Olympic stretch drive. Tonight, they return home to play the woeful Toronto Maple Leafs, who have already won a game against the Flyers this season (an ugly 4-0 shutout)

Phil Kessel and Nikolai Kulemin scored on Toronto’s first two shootout attempts to give the Maple Leafs a 2-1 victory over the flu-ridden Ottawa Senators on Saturday night.

Phil Kessel and Nikolai Kulemin scored on Toronto’s first two shootout attempts to give the Maple Leafs a 2-1 victory over the flu-ridden Ottawa Senators on Saturday night.

The aftermath of the March 3 trade deadline has left the Toronto Maple Leafs with a roster of unproven youngsters and journeymen to complete the remainder of the 2009-10 season.

After my hockey game last night, I tuned in The Fan 590 for the drive home. They opened up the phone lines to play a little game of “would you rather”

from Kevin McGran of the Toronto Star, If there is a likely captain out of the group that wear A, it could well be Phaneuf. At 24, he’s closer in age to the players he leads. Kaberle is 32, Beauchemin 29 and Komisarek 28

Many of the Leafs faithful thought Tomas Kaberle would be moved at the trade deadline and bring another top forward that they desperately need. But it would not be the case…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…