Adding a new team within the blog. It's the Toronto Maple Leafs obviously. The reason being is that I feel that I need to cover more teams on this blog. More teams will be coming, hopefully it can be the rest of the 31 teams in the NHL.
It's a matinee today against the Coyotes and we've got 5 key game stories to get you ready for puck drop. 1. Duchene hunting for his first with the Sens The Sens may have dropped Matt Duchene's home debut on Thursday against the Penguins but the team's newest centre was encouraged by a strong showing in the first period. "I don't think we were that far off for the rest of the game," said Duchene. "There was just that little, extra 10% that was not quite there." The Penguins were able to rattle off a pair of second period goals late in the frame and Duchene noticed a shift in the game's tempo just prior to falling behind 2-0. "The lack of flow in a game can sometimes hurt you as a team," Duchene continued. "I felt like we had some really good momentum in the first period and it got disrupted a little bit in the second and that worked in their favour." Duchene finished the game leading the Sens in shots on...
The rivalry between Montreal and Toronto is easily one of the best in the hockey world. But to see an ugly one like this, it's tough for Habs fans to take in. Toronto has beaten them on home ice 2 times already this year. Before the first game that Toronto had this season against the Canadiens they hadn't beaten the Habs in 14 straight games. Now the Leafs feel it's there time to shine against the Habs and make their own win streak. For the fans sake, Montreal doesn't want that to happen. Anderson looked stellar for the Leafs. Didn't give up one goal this game and their defense and goal tending looks better and Anderson looks dialed in. As for the Habs, they need to find something soon or it will get even worse for them in the upcoming games.
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