Toronto Maple Leafs
This Day in Hockey History – October 15, 1983 – More to Score
The goals came so quickly, the commentators could hardly keep up and the goalies certainly didn’t. On October 15, 1983, the...
This Day in Hockey History – October 11, 1930 – A King’s Ransom
Frank “King” Clancy was born in Ottawa, Ontario and that was also where his professional hockey career was born when he...
Lightning Strikes: On the Road Again
The Tampa Bay Lightning had a home-and-home series with the Florida Panthers to kick the season off last week. The Lightning...
This Day in Hockey History – October 5, 2005 – Shootout After Lockout
After the only full season canceled due to a lockout, the NHL was back in business for 2005-06. Over the summer, one...
This Day in Hockey History – September 10, 1943 – Toronto’s Teeder Totter
During the early 1940s, Toronto and Montreal played catch, tossing two young players between them. The game ended on September 10,...
This Day in Hockey History – August 18, 1994 – A Killer Captain
Doug “Killer” Gilmour, a small but tough two-way center, came to the Toronto Maple Leafs at the very start of 1992...
This Day in Hockey History – August 15, 1989 – Neilson’s Knack
Roger Neilson began his professional coaching career in 1966 when he stepped behind the bench of the Peterborough Petes, a major junior...
This Day in Hockey History – July 25, 1977 – Roger That
Everyone has to start somewhere. Roger Neilson started on July 25, 1977, when he received his first head coaching job...
This Day in Hockey History – July 6, 1930 – Chief of the Leafs
George Armstrong’s summer birthday on July 6, 1930 gave little indication that he would become a professional ice hockey player....
This Day in Hockey History – July 2, 1997 and 2002 – Migrations of the Eagle
Like the eagle of his nickname, goalie Ed Belfour tended to migrate around the same time. On July 2, five...
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