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Showing posts with label Carter Ashton. Show all posts

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So the Leafs can win with an 18-man roster…and let’s give Ashton (and Reimer) a legitimate shot…

Sunday, November 24, 2013

One of the ongoing debates in the Carlyle ‘era’ of Leaf hockey here in Toronto is whether it makes any sense at all for the Leaf bench boss ...

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Vintage Leaf Memories has evolved since its launch in September of 2009. VLM began as a site almost exclusively about my memories as a Maple Leaf fan growing up in Ontario in the 1950s and into the ‘60s and ‘70s. I was born in 1953, and it was a golden era to grow up a Leaf fan, given their tremendous success under Punch Imlach in the 1960s.

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