The sting of yet another first round playoff exit may still linger, but so does the talent for a team looking for its first postseason series victory since 2004. Zach Hyman may have relocated to Edmonton, but the remainder of the top line returns in Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner, both only 24-years-old. Matthews is sizing up his 4th 40-goal campaign in his six NHL seasons while Marner has blossomed into a reliable point-per-night performer. The Leafs moved on from netminder Frederik Andersen, which pushes Jack Campbell into the starter’s crease. The former No. 11 overall draft pick is coming off a career year with a 17-3-0 record and a 2.15 goals against average. Recently-acquired goalie Petr Mrazek could push Campbell for minutes after enjoying a career resurgence in three seasons in Carolina.... MORE
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Can the Maple Leafs follow in the footsteps of the Raptors and deliver another championship to Toronto? The Leafs have been building towards the moment of ending their 50-plus year Cup drought, and they believe the pieces are in place to get it done this spring.
The power trio of forwards in Auston Matthews, John Tavares, and Mitch Marner will be expected to carry the load in scoring for head coach Mike Babcock.
Six-foot-four goaltender Frederik Anderson is entering his prime, so he’ll be expected to win some big playoff games this year. The defense is also sporting a new look with the acquisitions of Cody Ceci and Ben Harpur, along with the departure of Jake Gardiner.
At Scotiabank Arena, suites are available in both the mid-level and upper reaches of the arena. The 200 level features 64 executive suites, and the crown jewel is the Mastercard World Elite Suite – a 40-person party suite that’s the perfect venue for a one-of-a-kind gathering. The Loge Suites on the 400 level were recently renovated and are nearly double the original’s size. The 20-person capacity suites contain eight theatre-style seats with stools directly behind to provide everyone inside with a great view of the ice, along with early admission and an in-suite hostess for the entire game.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have Stanley Cup aspirations in 2018-19. After reaching the playoffs the past two seasons, the Leafs expect to make a deep playoff run this season. Mike Babcock enters his third season as Head Coach of the Leafs and he has played an integral role in developing youngsters Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner into superstar players. In the offseason, the Maple Leafs signed prized free agent John Tavares from the New York Islanders. Tavares is a Toronto native and chose to sign with his hometown team with a highly publicized mega-contract (7 years, $77M). The John Tavares signing has expectations higher than ever in Toronto. Adding Tavares to an already elite offensive team should only improve their chances of making a deep playoff run. On defense, Morgan Reilly returns along with Jake Gardiner. Reilly is on the verge of a breakout season and many are expecting him to put up great offensive numbers from the blue line. Although the Leafs lost veterans Tyler Bozak, James van Riemsdyk, and enforcer Matt Martin to free agency, the returning roster is stacked with offensive talent. If the Leafs can play adequate defense, their high-powered offensive should prime them for a run at the Stanley Cup.
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