Toronto Maple Leafs Struggling Following Resumption of NHL Play After Winter Games

Five key factors for the Maple Leafs ahead of their three‑games‑in‑four‑nights stretch

Trying to reverse an eight-game losing streak that has torpedoed their playoff hopes, Toronto has both coaching, player concerns.

Toronto Maple Leafs struggling following resumption of NHL play after Winter Games

Life after the Milan Cortina Olympics has been tough for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Maple Leafs struggling after Winter Games break

Life after the Milan Cortina Olympics has been tough for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

‘A win is critical’: How Leafs can break long streak and boost morale

NHL reporter Anna Dua joins The FAN Hockey Show and discusses the struggles of the Toronto Maple Leafs, who have lost eight consecutive games, and lineup changes that head coach Craig Berube may try going forward to inject some life into the group.

Incompetence paired with inaction doomed the Leafs this season; they cannot allow next season to be ruined, too.

Let’s kick this off with a fun stat: the Toronto Maple Leafs are the only team to have not won a hockey game since the NHL resumed after the Olympics. Eight games, eight losses, six of them in regulation, and five of them by three goals or more. If you look a little deeper, you’ll see that Toronto has actually only won three of their last SEVENTEEN GAMES. To jog your memory, two of those wins were against the league’s two worst teams, Vancouver …