Article content
Apparently her parents didn’t mind. Fischer said she didn’t have a boyfriend and her parents thought the unconventional assignment was “funny” and “cool.” Various members of the Toronto Maple Leafs try to process losing the series against Montreal in seven games after taking a commanding lead. Nathan Dennette/The Canadian Press.
Veteran Sun sports scribe Lance Hornby has seen a lot of Maple Leafs belly flops, having covered the team for several decades now. Few have been as stunning as the Game 7 lay down against the hated rival Montreal Canadiens though.
Hornby wrote the game story about that defeat and, not surprisingly, itdid boffo online business.
It would be a sad thing indeed if the Oilers replicate what we’ve seen in Toronto since 1967 The city of Toronto has many great people, many most excellent…
Jack Todd: It s time for Canadiens to roll dice with Cole Caufield You’re not going to beat the Leafs with “a power kill and a penalty play.” You need goals.
Author of the article: Jack Todd • Special to Montreal Gazette
Publishing date: May 23, 2021 • 8 hours ago • 4 minute read • Canadiens Cole Caufield skates against the Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena on May 6, 2021, in Toronto. The Canadiens do have a couple of advantages going into Game 3 at the Bell Centre on Monday evening against the Leafs, Jack Todd writes. First, there’s nowhere to go but up. Second, there’s no reason not to go with the kids. That means Alexander Romanov. Jake Evans, too, if he’s able to go. Above all, it’s time to roll the dice with Caufield. Photo by Claus Andersen /Getty Images
About Last Night: Byronic hero lifts Habs over Leafs 2-1 in game 1 montrealgazette.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from montrealgazette.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Article content
Nick Foligno wore his passion right on top of his head Thursday morning.
The newest Maple Leaf, readying for his debut game on Toronto’s first line against the Jets, was sporting a gift from his father Mike, a 1993-issue Leaf baseball hat. Mike had saved it from his days as a Leaf, namely Toronto’s improbable, three-round, 21-game trek that spring which re-ignited a dormant hockey city.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Try refreshing your browser, or Foligno caps first Leafs practice on a high Back to video
“Nice to be able to rock’ it, bring a little bit of the old with the new,” Nick said on his Zoom call after his initial practice prior to facing the Winnipeg Jets. “I have lots of great memories of that time (going to games with Mike at the Gardens amid celebrants). What was the saying back then? ‘The Passion Returns’. I remember watching that (team) video and maybe we can bring some of that into the mix here.”