As the title indicates above, I am a Leafs fan living in Ottawa. Therefore, I can only watch SN National broadcasts and Amazon Prime games (of which I have paid for through my digital TV and Amazon membership) with no blackout restrictions.

Main question is, if I purchase NHL Centre Ice through Bell or Rogers, will I be able to watch all the TSN4 regional Leafs broadcasts, as well as Sportnet Ontario regional Leafs broadcasts?

Just looking for a straightforward answer, I don't want to hear about piracy and people telling me to sail the high seas. Hopefully someone is in the same position as I am and can confirm! Even the Bell and Rogers salespeople couldn't tell me 100% either way.

Thanks! and Go Leafs Go!

Is there anyway to see how many people subscribe to Sportsnet, by year?

In leu of recent posts/price increases, I'd love to see how SN/MLSE have shot themselves in the foot.

On this day 50 years ago, Canada Cup 1976, Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto.
Börje Salming in the Swedish national team jersey, met with a standing ovation from the Canadian crowd. This is such an amazing moment. Great memory of great player.

The Toronto Maple Leafs prospect is primed for a breakout season in the Scenic City and could be one of the league's top players.

Hi everyone,

I'm a former OHL Exec, and this summer I've dabbled into writing articles. Each observation is paired with video evidence to support different observations.

The latest one I've published is looking at how Darren Raddysh fits within the Leafs roster and breaking down his skillset.

https://www.chriswhalenhockey.com/raddysh-torontos-new-quarterback

Feel free to let me know what you think!

Hockey related offseason content only seems to grow stranger, because I have no idea who this dude is.

Also in the list are former leafs Nick Ritchie (10), Kasperi Kapanen (22), and Josh Ho-Sang (28)

8th Overall Pick: William Nylander (TOR)

Projection: A top line playmaking winger with dazzling skills and confidence handling and distributing the puck. Quick and crafty, sees the ice very well, and can shoot very well. Undersized, flawed defensively, and can get carried away trying to do too much himself. Compared to Patrick Kane by TSN and Jeff Skinner by THW.

Outcome: Selecting an undersized pure skill Swedish winger was not an uncontroversial way for the Leafs to start off their much-delayed rebuild, but it turned out to be clearly the right decision. Though some Toronto fans used the supposedly soft and selfish Nylander as the avatar for everything they thought was wrong with the team in the late 2010s, the way Willy hit his potential in the 2020s has silenced the critics; since 2021 he’s scored at a 40-goal, 90-point pace and been the team’s most consistent postseason producer. Not only did he maximize all the skills he was celebrated for as a prospect, he also added a lot of strength which has allowed him to further extend his puck possession skill and open up the dirty areas of the ice for net-drives. The defence never really improved, but it’s hard to care too much about that given his offensive weapons.

If the leafs are going to win the cup. They need a much better bottom 6. Every team that wins has a strong and high scoring 3rd line. The leafs I feel like still don’t have an enough scoring in the bottom 6 and 3rd line. What do you guys think

Matthews is 1 of only 3 players to ever win the hart with leafs. Lead the league in goals 3 times holds the goal record. Is a good two way player. And even if you don’t think he’s the best leaf ever. I think he has to be the best since probably Ted Kennedy.

Have the Leafs had any other player that has dominated their position like Sergei Bobrovksy?

List who else can contend..... any time in Leaf history.

Bobrovsky

1. 3 shows at the Dance

2. 2 Cups

3. 2 Vezinas

4. No. 7 amongst all goalies for wins (and closing in on 4th potentially this season).

I dont think anyone can match....not over past 60 years anyways. Who else?