The Toronto Maple Leafs took on the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday night. Toronto is looking to shuffle their roster up a bit early on in the season. For instance, the Maple Leafs are reportedly looking to trade Timothy Liljegren.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Pacioretty was scratched for Wednesday game against the Los Angeles Kings, which appeared to be a game-time decision. Pacioretty wasn’t on the ice for warm-ups and Craig Berube told reporters why he made the call after the Maple Leafs defeated the Kings 5-2.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are back in action on Wednesday evening, bringing in the Los Angeles Kings to Scotiabank Arena. But ahead of the matchup, first-year Leafs bench boss Craig Berube spoke at length about the early performance of forward Max Domi.

In and around the world of the Toronto Maple Leafs, we’re used to talking about how they need better goaltending and defence. Not just in the Auston Matthews era but going back well before that, too.

Maple Leafs forward Max Domi is expected to play at center in his second game of the season when Toronto hosts the Los Angeles Kings at Scotiabank Arena later tonight. While the gritty forward leads the Maple Leafs with three points,

The Toronto Maple Leafs’ defense was crucial in their 4-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. The ice time distribution among defensemen revealed interesting strategies, particularly as Coach Craig Berube navigates early games.

Craig Berube doesn’t look a whole lot like Pat Burns, doesn’t sound a whole lot like Pat Burns, but when you break down what he believes in as a coach, his sensibilities sure feel a lot like the departed Burns.