The Toronto Maple Leafs' recent hiccups have caused them to lose some footing in the Atlantic Division. Now in third place and tied with the Tampa Bay Lightning with 81 points, the Leafs have allowed the Ottawa Senators to creep up with only a four-point lead from dropping into a wild-card

There’s never a dull moment in Toronto. The Maple Leafs have struggled in recent weeks, leading many to show concern for the group heading into the late-season push.

Craig Berube barked instructions, mixing in some curse words, as the Toronto Maple Leafs prepared to play the Ottawa Senators on Saturday morning. The Leafs coach is prodding hard but not getting the results he wants or needs.

At times this season, the Toronto Maple Leafs have been a very good hockey team. You don’t either occupy the top spot in the highly-competitive Atlantic Division or sit close to the top of the Atlantic if you’re not playing well for long stretches.

Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube is shaking things up today ahead of the team's match against the Calgary Flames. The Toronto Maple Leafs dropped their game against the Ottawa Senators 4-2 on Saturday,

Ridly Greig had three chances to ice the game in regulation. The Ottawa Senators were up 3-2 on their rival Toronto Maple Leafs and had an open net to shoot at. One chance went wide. Greig scored on the second,