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Squibs celebrate arrival of summer at the Gold Cup © Roger Mant Photography Wow was it really two years since the last Gold Cup? Much has happened since the last event and as boats started to turn up on Friday, it was clear that some had made the most of the time to fettle their boats and get the smoothest finish possible. However for others, cobwebs were dusted off and discussions as to how exactly to sail the boats were heard. 6 visitors travelled to Burnham and the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club and it was great to see boats such as Squiblet (Abersoch) and Buccaneer (Isle of Wig...

Which Maple Leafs unrestricted free agents could re-sign in Toronto Maple Leafs veteran forward Jason Spezza talks about his desire to return for another season with the Maple Leafs, as he feels he still has a lot to give, and really wants to win. Luke Fox | @lukefoxjukebox June 3, 2021, 2:35 PM TORONTO – One and done? If you are sticking to the vision and running back the $40.5-million Core Four, as the Toronto Maple Leafs brass projected during Wednesday’s season wrap-up meeting with the press, you need to fill the roster with inexpensive role pla...

Of the Maple Leafs’ frustrating five first-round eliminations since 2017, this was surely the hardest.

Originally posted on Pro Hockey Rumors  |  By Gavin Lee  |  Last updated 6/2/21 It was a devastating end to the Toronto Maple Leafs’ postseason run, losing three straight to be eliminated by the rival Montreal Canadiens. There is a lot of blame to go around for how things collapsed, but one player who is drawing almost universal praise is Jason Spezza. The veteran forward had an incredible season, scoring 30 points in 56 games and contributing another five points in seven playoff games, tying him with Auston Matthews for third on the team. Spezza is a p...

Until Thursday, it looked like the Toronto Maple Leafs had learned from the past. Then they seized a 3-1 series lead against Carey Price and the Montreal Canadiens, cueing up their most spectacular collapse of all. Which is saying something.