A pair of Toronto Maple Leafs fans found out about Philadelphia's reputation in the hardest way possible on Tuesday night.

Craig Berube has slowly been cutting the ice time of veteran Leafs forward Ryan Reaves, which has led many to speculate that his time in Toronto is ending.

The Maple Leafs have a new logo. Specifically, an Indigenous-inspired logo. Designed in partnership with Anishinaabe-kwe artist Jennifer Taback of Design de Plume, the logo was unveiled on Wednesday and was made in recognition of the Leafs’ annual Indigenous Celebration Game,

Goalie: Belfour's stint with the Maple Leafs was impactful even though it lasted just three seasons (2002-03 to 2005-06). He had 17 shutouts, most of any Toronto goalie in the quarter century. He's also second in wins since 2000 with 93, trailing only Frederik Andersen (149), who played 98 more games.

If not Schenn, the Leafs could pursue David Savard, the muscly Montreal Canadiens defender playing on an expiring contract ($3.5 million cap hit). He fits the meat-and-potatoes prototype, but the Leafs still can’t be sure he’ll be comfortable playing next to Rielly.

The Philadelphia Flyers wrapped up their two-game series against the Toronto Maple Leafs with a hard-fought 3-2 loss at Wells Fargo Center.

The Toronto Maple Leafs swept a home-and-home series against the Philadelphia Flyers, taking both ends by an identical 3–2 score. What were the good, bad, and ugly aspects of this game?

The Flyers' perpetually awful power play and declining penalty kill were mostly to blame in Tuesday's loss to the Maple Leafs.

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For the second time in a week, the Toronto Maple Leafs took on the Philadelphia Flyers. After defeating them 3-2 in the first matchup, they tried to pick up another victory and come away with another two points.

For a second straight game, the Flyers outshot the Maple Leafs. And for a second straight game, the Flyers fell to Toronto, this time a 3-2 regulation decision Tuesday night at the Wells Fargo Center.