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fromEditor In Leaf
1 day ago
Toronto

5 reasons Maple Leafs fans should be optimistic about second half

Toronto Maple Leafs are showing improved power play, steady goaltending, and increased star production, creating momentum that could revive their second-half playoff chances.
fromTheLeafsNation
3 weeks ago
National Hockey League

Leafs practice notes: No changes to lineup, Maccelli, Jarnkrok, Mermis skate as extras

Maple Leafs keep core lines intact while a newly formed third line (Dakota Joshua, Nicolas Roy, Bobby McMann) delivers strong offensive and net-front play.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
2 days ago

Sharks beat Vancouver after fast start, snap three-game losing streak as Igor Chernyshov scores first career goal

Ryan Reaves opened the scoring for San Jose (18-17-3) with a tap-in of a loose puck at the 6:13 mark of the first period. John Klingberg doubled the lead with a shot from the center of the blue line at 7:55 after a screen from Igor Chernyshov limited the visibility of Canucks goalie Thatcher Demko. Vancouver (15-19-3) responded with a power-play goal by Linus Karlsson, who tapped in a cross-ice pass from Conor Garland for an easy score to make it 2-1 at 10:04.
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