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TORONTO — William Nylander could sense the anticipation building right from warmup. Jack Campbell described the "electric" atmosphere of the Maple Leafs first regular-season home crowd in 19 . . .

TORONTO - William Nylander could sense the anticipation building right from warmup.

William Nylander could sense the anticipation building right from warmup. Jack Campbell described the “electric” atmosphere of the Maple Leafs’ first regular-season home crowd in 19 months. The duo made sure the majority of those in attendance went home happy Wednesday. Nylander scored the winner early in the third period and Campbell made 31 saves, […]

William Nylander scored the winner early in the third period and Jack Campbell made 31 saves as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Montreal Canadiens 2-1 in the season-opener for both teams Wednesday.

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MONTREAL - Ziggy Eichenbaum has one word to describe his city on a warm spring night when the local hockey team is in the playoffs.

MONTREAL — Ziggy Eichenbaum has one word to describe his city on a warm spring night when the local hockey team is in the playoffs."Crazy."And what would the vibe be like in Montreal for a dream . . .

  MONTREAL -- Ziggy Eichenbaum has one word to describe his city on a warm spring night when the local hockey team is in the playoffs. "Crazy." And what would the vibe be like in Montreal for a dream matchup -- not during a pandemic, of course -- between the Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs? "Party time," added Eichenbaum, the owner of Ziggys Pub. "It would have been totally, totally crazy between the Leafs and Habs. "This is different." It certainly is. Montreal and Toronto are battl...

Masks, nasal swabs and empty seats have all become the norm in NHL rinks. Hockey may be back on the ice, but the conditions are far from ordinary — not only inside the arenas, but around them, too. article continues below Trending Stories This is the weekend fans usually pick out their favourite jerseys and watch a rivalry matchup with friends for Hockey Day in Canada. This year, though, catching a game at the local bar is impossible in several places and no fans are allowed inside the ar...