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Last night's game might have been the worst possible outcome for this lazy and or poorly coached group. Instead of coming out blazing with something to prove against a (supposedly weak) opponent, or just losing and maybe having something change, they took the usual course of going through the...

I mean - they didn't lose, but they came awfully close.

wow, there is life

Robertson made things happen on that shift. I hope the next coach makes better use of his talents.

Oooh, a sign of life! Can they follow up though.

Only one way to find out. I think this should at least be a playoff team, but something is deeply wrong. Maybe I'm wrong and this group is less capable than I think they are. I just get the feeling that Berube doesn't know what to do with this group, and maybe the group has tuned him out. Either...

no guts, no glory

another chance...start pp 2.

fortunately the chicago pp looks kind of leafy so far

Even if they don't lose badly - just losing to this Chicago team on home ice after being embarrassed by Edmonton and being called out by the coach, something will have to change. This just can't continue.

Are the leaders leading yet? Do we have any leaders? Does anyone on the team care? Second period is it for me. If they don't come out guns a blazing they might as well pull the plug.

stupid effing team and coaching staff

please start pp2 here!

no goal but surely the message has gotten through

I was going to say, I thought I read an article where they claimed his defensive numbers were down this year. Not sure where I saw it. The "eye test" says his line spends a lot of shifts hemmed in their own zone. How much of that is due to some change in what Matthews is doing, versus having...

I still like seeing the name "Domi" out there (nostalgia I suppose), but man has his play been disappointing for the most part. Quite obvious why he's never lasted more than 3 years on one team. Leafs have 3 similar players in Domi/Robertson/Maccelli. That's at least one too many. At this...

Sure, but peak Gilmour >> peak Matthews. Gilmour had 63 points in 39 playoff games in his 2 best seasons. Matthews has never come anywhere close to that kind of overall performance. At this point, barring some kind of miraculous cure or recovery, he really needs someone better to play with. He...

It will be interesting to see how he performs both during the olympics and then during the rest of the season.

There's always hope lol. Remember Wendel Clark...great first 2 years, then struggled with injuries for about 6 years before exploding for 46 goals in 93-94. Of course, playing with Doug Gilmour didn't hurt. Problem is, this team doesn't have a Doug Gilmour.

He's got the "sick of sitting out" virus