TEAM ACTIVITY
PHOTOS
SOUND OFF
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How Quickly They Forget
Just one short week ago the Maple Leafs were winless and at the bottom of the league. Well, they are still at the bottom of the league, but have put together three solid games, one win and two OT losses. I’m not sure what part of that modest success would make Niklas Hagman think that he needs to do a pass across the middle of the ice from a prime shooting position with bodies going to the net. There are WAY too many drop passes for a team with maybe 3 players that could be classified as “skill players”. Seriously, let’s keep it simple stupids. Hit the net when you shoot from a decent angle that doesn’t make the puck leave the zone if you do miss. Get somebody over 5′10″ in front of the net to pound home some rebounds. I’m not dissing their overall play, but remember what brought the slight return from the basement; hard work and a solid forecheck. That goal with 37 seconds left, short handed, is not going to happen very often this year. As a final note; can the Leafs go ONE game without a power play goal against?(Yes, I know they have had one game without a goal against on the PP, but come on). My last, LAST P.S., does Toronto really have the number 3 powerplay right now? A lot of things change when you play the Anaheim Ducks!
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