Tuesday, November 5, 2013
David Bolland Injury
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Monday that forward Dave Bolland underwent successful surgery Sunday in Vancouver to repair a severed tendon on the outside of his left ankle. He will be out indefinitely. He suffered the injury in the second period of Saturday’s game versus the Canucks.
Forward Tyler Bozak sustained a hamstring injury at Columbus on October 25 and was placed on Long-Term Injured Reserve (LTI) on November 2.
Watch the injury Dave Bolland sustained here.
Official Toronto Maple Leafs Drinking Game
This is the Official drinking game of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
It is recommended to play this game with just some beer or if your looking to really fire things up, mix in something hard. For our American users, please stick to Soda. Im sure the sugar rush will be strong enough for you guys down south.
Events leading to 1 swig.
It is recommended to play this game with just some beer or if your looking to really fire things up, mix in something hard. For our American users, please stick to Soda. Im sure the sugar rush will be strong enough for you guys down south.
Events leading to 1 swig.
- A big Toronto Hit
- A nice dangle made by a Toronto Player
- The Start of a Toronto Power Play
- The Leafs kill off a Penalty
- Toronto Scores a Goal
- The Leafs get scored on, drink away the pain.
- Clarkson jumps over the boards to defend a team mate.
- Orr drops the mitts
- Nazeem Scores a beauty goal
Interesting Toronto hockey news, The Ontario University Athletic board has suspended the enire Ryerson rams mens hockey team for drinking on a road-trip to New Jersey.
The team, which is 5-2 this season, will forfeit its next two games, a press release from the school said. Officially, the team and its players have been suspended for seven days.
Head coach Graham Wise, meanwhile, has been banned four games. Wise's Part-time assistant coach, Lawrence Smith, has been fired by the university.
Ryerson's athlete-student handbook restricts athletes from consuming alcohol while on road trips, according to the release.
"Each student-athlete is a representative of Ryerson and is highly visible to other people, regardless of whether the team meets on or off campus," Ryerson's student-athlete handbook states. "The student-athlete is responsible for his or her own behaviour at formal and informal, scheduled and unscheduled events."
Carter Ashton suspended 2 games
Video on the Carter Ashton Suspension
http://www.youtube.com/v/7-qqnu0nIdM?version=3&autohide=1&feature=share&showinfo=1&attribution_tag=kXVpcZFRQOPXKFMb_n0XFA&auto play=1&autohide=1
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Carter Ashton has been suspended for two games, without pay, for boarding Calgary Flames forward Derek Smith on Wednesday, the NHL announced.
Ashton will forfeit $8,615.38 with the money going to the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund, under the terms of the collective equipment.
“I was prepared for anything. It’s part of the process and I have to deal with it,” Ashton said of the suspension. “It’s a high speed game and collisions are going to happen. It’s unfortunate it happened the way it did. I’m just glad (Smith) is not hurt.”
Ashton will miss Saturday’s game in Vancouver, and Friday’s game at home to New Jersey. Troy Bodie, a healthy scratch in recent games, could suit up in Ashton’s place.
Ashton, who has one point in 25 games with the Maple Leafs over the past two seasons, drew a two-minute penalty on the play, plus a fighting major after Calgary’s Shane O’Brien stepped in.
Said Carlyle:”They deemed that Carter’s was a check from behind, so we take our medicine and go home and there’s no complaints, no excuses.”
http://www.youtube.com/v/7-qqnu0nIdM?version=3&autohide=1&feature=share&showinfo=1&attribution_tag=kXVpcZFRQOPXKFMb_n0XFA&auto play=1&autohide=1
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Carter Ashton has been suspended for two games, without pay, for boarding Calgary Flames forward Derek Smith on Wednesday, the NHL announced.
Ashton will forfeit $8,615.38 with the money going to the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund, under the terms of the collective equipment.
“I was prepared for anything. It’s part of the process and I have to deal with it,” Ashton said of the suspension. “It’s a high speed game and collisions are going to happen. It’s unfortunate it happened the way it did. I’m just glad (Smith) is not hurt.”
Ashton will miss Saturday’s game in Vancouver, and Friday’s game at home to New Jersey. Troy Bodie, a healthy scratch in recent games, could suit up in Ashton’s place.
Ashton, who has one point in 25 games with the Maple Leafs over the past two seasons, drew a two-minute penalty on the play, plus a fighting major after Calgary’s Shane O’Brien stepped in.
Said Carlyle:”They deemed that Carter’s was a check from behind, so we take our medicine and go home and there’s no complaints, no excuses.”
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Dave Bolland SHG slapshot 1-1 Pittsburgh Penguins vs Toronto Maple Leafs...
http://www.youtube.com/v/ztcVprybLNU?version=3&autohide=1&autohide=1&autoplay=1&feature=share&showinfo=1&attribution_tag=GXuuv_hKMA3xZcdUhz_2Tg
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Innisfil Kid Called Back to the Pros

The Maple Leafs announced on Wednesday that the team has recalled forwards Josh Leivo and David Broll and defenceman T.J. Brennan. With the three call ups, the team has assigned Trevor Smith and Jamie Devane to the Toronto Marlies.
Leivo, Broll and Brennan are all expected to take part in Wednesday’s practice at MasterCard Centre. Both Leivo and Broll have yet to play an NHL game while Brennan saw action in 29 games last season between Buffalo and Florida with 10 points (three goals, seven assists).
One player who was absent from practice was Joffrey Lupul who suffered a calf injury during Tuesday’s game. Lupul is considered day-to-day but will travel with the team to Nashville for Thursday’s game.
Jay McClement returned to practice after being with is wife for the birth of their son Reid on Tuesday.
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