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Anaheim Ducks at Toronto Maple Leafs
Oct 30, 2012123OTF
ANA (4-4-0)01102
TOR (2-4-0)10113
Three Stars
James Reimer, Toronto
1.86 GAA, .939 SV%, 33 SA
Phil Kessel, Toronto
1 G, 1 A, 3 Shots
Nazem Kadri, Torotno
2 A, 2 Shots
Team Stats Comparison


Shots on Goal3329
Hits711
Faceoffs Won-Lost169
Penalty Minutes2:006:00
Power Plays Converted01
Power Play Opportunities21
Time on Attack6:307:07
Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD

1:51 C. Gunnarsson (3), (P. Kessel, N. Kadri)
SECOND PERIOD

0:50 T. Selanne (2), (C. Perry, L.Sbisa)
THIRD PERIOD

10:33 C. Perry (4), (C. Fowler)

12:35 J. Liles (1), (J. Gardiner, N. Kadri)
OVERTIME

4:31 P. Kessel (3), (C. Franson) - PPG
Anaheim Ducks - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
V. Fasth292690%2.82
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
J. Reimer333194%1.86


Leafs forward Matt Frattin left the game early in the third period after taking a hit from Anahiem defenseman Francois Beauchemin into the boards. He went head first into the boards and the impact of the hit knocked his helmet loose. Frattin lay on the ice rolling in pain after the hit. The NHL has already stated that they will look into the hit and the possibility of a suspension.

Late Goal By Voracek Helps Flyers Top Leafs


Toronto Maple Leafs at Philadelphia Flyers
Oct 27, 2012123F
TOR (2-3-0)1113
PHI (3-1-2)0224
Three Stars
Jakub Voracek, Philadelphia
1 G, 1 A, 4 Shots
Claude Giroux, Philadelphia
1 G, 1 A, 3 Shots
Chris Pronger, Philadelphia
2 A, 1 Shot
Team Stats Comparison
Shots on Goal2931
Hits156
Faceoffs Won-Lost2112
Penalty Minutes11:009:00
Power Plays Converted11
Power Play Opportunities23
Time on Attack7:245:11
Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
15:20 C. Gunnarsson (2), (D. Phaneuf, P. Kessel)
SECOND PERIOD
0:36 S. Hartnell (2), (C. Giroux, A. Meszaros)
14:45 J. Lupul (2), (J. Gardiner) - PPG
15:49 C. Giroux (1), (N. Grossmann, C. Pronger) - PPG
THIRD PERIOD
2:17 B. Coburn (1), (C. Pronger, J. Voracek)
8:38 N. Kadri (1), (C. Franson, J. Van Riemsdyk)
12:44 J. Voracek (3), (Unassisted)
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
B. Scrivens312787%4.06
Philadelphia Flyers - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
I. Bryzgalov292690%3.01
Phillips Scores With Thirty Seconds Left, Sens Sneak Past Leafs

Ottawa Senators at Toronto Maple Leafs
Oct 20, 2012123F
OTT (3-1-0)0123
TOR (1-2-0)1012
Three Stars
Jake Gardiner, Toronto
2 G, 6 Shots
Chris Phillips, Ottawa
1 G, 1 A, 1 Shot
Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa
1 G, 1A, 2 Shots
Team Stats Comparison
Shots on Goal2324
Hits87
Faceoffs Won-Lost1312
Penalty Minutes2:002:00
Power Plays Converted00
Power Play Opportunities11
Time on Attack4:506:37
Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
14:26 J. Gardiner (1), (Unassisted)
SECOND PERIOD
16:19 D. Alfredsson (1), (Unassisted) - Penalty Shot
THIRD PERIOD
6:49 J. Gardiner (2), (C. MacArthur)
13:01 M. Michalek (4), (D. Alfredsson, C. Phillips)
19:30 C. Phillips (1), (J. Spezza)
Ottawa Senators - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
C. Anderson242292%2.00
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
J. Reimer232087%3.00
Phillips Scores With Thirty Seconds Left, Sens Sneak Past Leafs

Ottawa Senators at Toronto Maple Leafs
Oct 20, 2012123F
OTT (3-1-0)0123
TOR (1-2-0)1012
Three Stars
Jake Gardiner, Toronto
2 G, 6 Shots
Chris Phillips, Ottawa
1 G, 1 A, 1 Shot
Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa
1 G, 1A, 2 Shots
Team Stats Comparison
Shots on Goal2324
Hits87
Faceoffs Won-Lost1312
Penalty Minutes2:002:00
Power Plays Converted00
Power Play Opportunities11
Time on Attack4:506:37
Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
14:26 J. Gardiner (1), (Unassisted)
SECOND PERIOD
16:19 D. Alfredsson (1), (Unassisted) - Penalty Shot
THIRD PERIOD
6:49 J. Gardiner (2), (C. MacArthur)
13:01 M. Michalek (4), (D. Alfredsson, C. Phillips)
19:30 C. Phillips (1), (J. Spezza)
Ottawa Senators - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
C. Anderson242292%2.00
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
J. Reimer232087%3.00
Leafs Lose Second Straight, Fall To Blue Jackets

Columbus Blue Jackets at Toronto Maple Leafs
Oct 18, 2012123F
CBJ (2-0-0)0123
TOR (1-1-0)0112
Three Stars
Brandon Dubinsky, Columbus
1 Goal 1 Assist
Dion Phaneuf, Toronto
2 Assists
Nikolai Kulemin, Toronto
1 Goal
Team Stats Comparison
Shots on Goal2422
Hits77
Faceoffs Won-Lost1513
Penalty Minutes4:004:00
Power Plays Converted11
Power Play Opportunities22
Time on Attack5:006:48
Scoring Summary
SECOND PERIOD
0:34 N. Foligno (1), (Unassisted) - SHG
1:07 J. Van Riemsdyk (2), (D. Phaneuf) - PPG
THIRD PERIOD
10:49 N. Kulemin (1), (D. Phaneuf)
13:56 J. Wisniewski (1), (B. Dubinsky) - PPG
14:51 B. Dubinsky (1), (Unassisted)
Columbus Blue Jackets - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
S. Bobrovsky 222091%2.00
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
B. Scrivens242188%3.04
Toronto Maple Leafs at Washington Capitals
Oct 17, 2012123F
TOR (1-0-0)0000
WAS (1-1-1)0011
Three Stars
James Reimer, Toronto
1.00 GAA .973 SV% 37 SA
Braden Holtby, Washington
0.00 GAA 1.000 SV% 15 SA
Dmitry Orlov, Washington
1 Goal 0 Assists 1 Point 0 Hits 2 Shots
Team Stats Comparison
Shots on Goal1537
Hits714
Faceoffs Won-Lost813
Penalty Minutes6:002:00
Power Plays Converted01
Power Play Opportunities04
Time on Attack8:465:45
Scoring Summary
THIRD PERIOD
19:40 D. Orlov (2), (Unassisted) - PPG
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
J. Reimer373697%1.00
Washington Capitals - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
B. Holtby1515100%0.00
Leafs Win Season Opener At Home Against Canadiens

James Van Riemsdyk scored his first goal as a Maple Leafs and helped propel the Leafs to a 3-0 win against the rival Montreal Canadiens. Carl Gunnarsson also scored for the Leafs and Phil Kessel helped seal the deal with an empty net goal for his first of the season. James Reimer was named the first star of the game after posting his first shutout of the season. Carl Gunnarsson was named the second star of the game after recording one goal and one assist and Phil Kessel was the third star of the game with the empty net goal.

All of the Leafs goals were scored in the third period as Montreal had a defensive meltdown and Toronto capitalized on the opportunity.

Spoiler
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 11:41 AM.
Leafs Release Opening Night Lineup


Toronto Maple Leafs Depth Chart - 2013
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
LWJoffrey LupulClark MacArthurNikolai KuleminJoe Colborne
CNazem Kadri (A)Mikhail GrabovskiTyler BozakJay McClement
RWPhil Kessel (A)James Van RiemsdykMatt FrattinFrazer McLaren
D #1Dion Phaneuf (C)John-Michael LilesRyan O'ByrneMike Kostka
D #2Carl GunnarssonJake GardinerCody Franson
GJames ReimerBen Scrivens
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 11:41 AM.
Changes Made As Teams Prepare For Regular Season

2012 Preseason Transactions
Free Agent Signings
Signed free agent LW Andrew Conboy to a one year contract.
Signed free agent RW Victor Oreskovich to a one year contract.
Signed free agent C Samuel Pahlsson to a two year contract.
Signed free agent D Randy Jones to a two year contract.
Signed free agent D Mike Commodore to a two year contract.
Signed free agent D Paul Mara to a two year contract.
Signed free agent D Brent Sopel to a three year contract.
Trades
Acquired 2013 1st Round Pick (STL), Jeff Woywitka and J. Lauunen from St. Louis
Acquired Filip Kuba and Jose Theodore from Florida
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 11:40 AM.
Boston Bruins at Toronto Maple Leafs
Sep 29, 2012123OTF
BOS (Preseason)01113
TOR (Preseason)02002
Three Stars
Nathan Horton, Boston
1 Goal 2 Assists
Zdeno Chara, Boston
2 Assists
David Krejci, Boston
1 Goal
Team Stats Comparison
Shots on Goal2525
Hits811
Faceoffs Won-Lost1510
Penalty Minutes2:000:00
Power Plays Converted01
Power Play Opportunities01
Time on Attack6:327:35
Scoring Summary
SECOND PERIOD
0:57 N. Kadri (1), (J. Liles) - PPG
6:42 M. Lucic (1), (N. Horton, Z. Chara)
15:31 T. Bozak (1), (M. Frattin, N. Kulemin)
THIRD PERIOD
19:03 N. Horton (1), (Unassisted)
OVERTIME
1:43 D. Krejci (1), (N. Horton, Z. Chara)
Boston Bruins - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
N. Svedberg252392%1.94
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
B. Scrivens252288%2.92
Leafs Fall To Sabres In First Preseason Game

Toronto Maple Leafs at Buffalo Sabres
Sep 27, 2012123F
TOR (Preseason)1001
BUF (Preseason)1102
Three Stars
Steve Ott, Buffalo
1 Goal 0 Assists 1 Point 2 Hits 2 Shots
Connor Knapp, Buffalo
1.00 GAA .950 SV% 20 SA
Ville Leino, Buffalo
1 Goal 0 Assists 1 Point 0 Hits 3 Shots
Team Stats Comparison
TORBUF
Shots on Goal2024
Hits93
Faceoffs Won910
Penalty Minutes9:005:00
Power Plays Converted01
Power Play Opportunities02
Time on Attack7:136:28
Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
TOR8:50 J. Gardiner (1), (Unassisted) - SHG
BUF9:15 V. Leino (1), (C. Hodgson, T. Myers) - PPG
SECOND PERIOD
BUF16:49 S. Ott (1),(P. Varone, M. Pysyk)
Toronto Maple Leafs - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
J. Reimer242292%2.00
Buffalo Sabres - Goalies
GOALIESSHOTSSAVESSV %GAA
C. Knapp201995%1.00
Posted on July 18, 2013 at 11:38 AM.

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7:07 PM ET May 4th, 2012 | Angels Stadium of Anaheim, Los Angeles, CA

3
Final
0
Toronto Blue Jays
(16-11)
Los Angeles Angels
(12-15)



Encarnacion Hit His 5th Homer Of The Season And Led The Blue Jays To Their Second Straight Win


Costly Victory: Blue Jays Lose Morrow En Route To Win

LOS ANGELES -- Things were rolling smoothly for the Toronto Blue Jays all throughout the game as manager John Gibbons watched his starter Brandon Morrow (5-1) strikeout seven batters. Arguably the Blue Jays best starter so far this season, Morrow winced in pain holding his throwing arm after delivering a pitch to Angels center fielder Peter Bourjos. Morrow left the game with the trainers and Darren Oliver (1-0) was brought into the game to finish off the Angels.

After the game, Gibbons told the media that Morrow had told the trainers that he felt a “sharp pain in his right forearm area”. He is expected to undergo a precautionary MRI tomorrow but is expected to make his next start.

Jose Reyes started off the offense for the Blue Jays as he hit a sacrifice fly that was caught by a stellar diving play by Peter Bourjos. Emilio Bonifacio then tagged at third base and scored easily following his triple to lead off the top of the third inning. Edwin Encarnacion helped contribute to the offense with his fifth home run of the season.

The Angels have now been shutout for a total of 23 consecutive innings following back to back shutouts by three combined Blue Jays pitchers. “We have to revert back to the old see ball hit ball method of baseball if we want to win some games. Obviously the injury to Mike [Trout] has hurt the offense, but that’s no excuse to start losing ballgames.” said Angels manager Mike Sioscia.

The Blue Jays have now won their second straight game after losing two straight against the Texas Rangers. They will try to take the four games series tomorrow in game three by sending lefty Mark Buehrle (3-1, 0.91) to the bump against Jason Vargas (2-2, 2.50). Buehrle has pitched very well for the Blue Jays this season going 3-1 with an ERA under one.


Toronto Blue Jays at Los Angeles Angels
May 4, 2012123456789RHE
Toronto (15-11)001002000370
Los Angeles (12-14)000000000071
W: Brandon Morrow (5-1) L: C.J. Wilson (2-2) S: Darren Oliver (1)
Scoring Summary
SCORING DETAILSTORLAA

Top 3rdJose Reyes hit a sacrifice fly to center field. 1 RBI.10

Top 6thMelky Cabrera scored on a throwing error by Hank Conger.20

Top 6thEdwin Encarnacion homers to left field. 1 RBI.30
Toronto Blue Jays
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
2B: E. Encarnacion (6), M. Cabrera (6)
3B: E. Bonifacio (3)
HR: E. Encarnacion (5)
RBI: E. Encarnacion (11), J. Reyes (7)
BASERUNNING
SB: M. Cabrera (2)
Toronto Blue Jays
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
B. Morrow (W, 5-1)8.1700071.64
D. Oliver (S, 1)0.2000010.00
Los Angeles Angels
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
GIDP: P. Bourjous, S. Cousins
FIELDING
E: H. Conger (2)
Los Angeles Angels
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
C. Wilson (L, 2-2)6.0633033.72
K. Jepsen3.0100041.08


7:07 PM ET May 3rd, 2012 | Angels Stadium of Anaheim, Los Angeles, CA

4
F
0
Toronto Blue Jays
(15-11)
Los Angeles Angels
(12-14)



Jose Bautista and Henry Blanco Lead The Offense With Homers


Blue Jays Snap Two Game Skid, Down Angels On The Road


LOS ANGELES -- R.A. Dickey finally looked like the pitcher that the Toronto Blue Jays thought that they were acquiring when they traded their top prospects for him. Dickey (1-2) picked up his first win of the season by allowing just two hits in a complete game shutout over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.

On the offensive side of the board, Jose Bautista hit his eighth home run of the season and backup catcher Henry Blanco hit his fourth home run of the season. For Bautista, it was his second home run in as many games after he homered off of Derek Lowe in the Blue Jays’ loss to the Rangers yesterday afternoon.

Jered Weaver (2-2) picked up the loss for the Angels as they continue to struggle with the absence of star outfielder Mike Trout, who is expected to miss most of the season with a fractured shin. Weaver pitched well, giving up only two runs in five and a third innings pitched, including Jose Bautista’s solo home run in the first. Weaver was pulled from the game after giving up a sacrifice fly to Melky Cabrera that allowed the second run of the game to plate for the Jays.

The 38-year old knuckleballer looked good on the mound after having a no-hitter through the first 7 and a third innings of the ball game before Angels outfielder Kole Calhoun hit a double to the right-center field gap. Dickey would then give up a bunt single to Angels centerfielder Peter Bourjos. With runners on the corners and just one out, Dickey proceeded to get two of his seven strikeouts on the next two batters to end the threat.

“R.A. had the best knuckleball that I’ve seen in a long time today. If he keeps doing this he’ll be back in the Cy Young race in no time.” said Blue Jays catcher Josh Thole. Thole was the catcher for the New York Mets when Dickey won the Cy Young award last season in New York.

Following Henry Blanco’s two RBI game, John Gibbons was asked by the press if he has ever considered giving the starting job to Blanco. Gibbons responded say, “I’ll do what I have to do. Right now it seems that Blanco is playing well and has good numbers but you have to keep in mind that he’s only played in four or five games.”

The Blue Jays continue their four game series against the Angels tomorrow night as Brandon Morrow (4-1, 2.02) will take the mound for the Blue Jays against tough lefty C.J. Wilson (2-1, 3.58).


Toronto Blue Jays at Los Angeles Angels
May 3, 2012123456789RHE
Toronto (14-11)1000120004100
Los Angeles (12-13)000000000021
W: R.A. Dickey (1-2) L: Jered Weaver (2-2)
Scoring Summary
SCORING DETAILSTORLAA

Top 1stJose Bautista homers to left field. 1 RBI.10

Top 5thMelky Cabrera hit a sacrifice fly to left field. 1 RBI.20

Top 6thHenry Blanco homers to left field. 2 RBI.40
Toronto Blue Jays
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
2B: M. Cabrera (5), C. Rasmus (4), J. Reyes (4)
HR: H. Blanco (4), J. Bautista (8)
RBI: H. Blanco 2 (6), M. Cabrera (12), J. Bautista (16)
SF: M. Cabrera
Toronto Blue Jays
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
R. Dickey (W, 1-2)9.0200073.96
Los Angeles Angels
HITTERSABRHBIBBSOAVG
BATTING
2B: K. Calhoun (5)
BASERUNNING
SB: P. Bourjos (4)
FIELDING
E: M. Trumbo
Los Angeles Angels
PITCHERSIPHRERBBSOERA
J. Weaver (L, 2-2)5.1933014.82
S. Burnett0.2111004.50
E. Frieri1.0000104.76
S. Downs2.0000004.22

Posted on July 18, 2013 at 11:24 AM.
Series Preview | June 3-6, 2012
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Toronto Blue Jays
(14-11, 5-5 Away)
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
(12-12, 6-6 Home)
Pitching Probables
R.A. Dickey (0-2, 5.16)Game 1Jered Weaver (2-1, 4.78)
Brandon Morrow (4-1, 2.02)Game 2C.J. Wilson (2-1, 3.58)
Mark Buehrle (3-1, 0.91)Game 3Jason Vargas (2-2, 2.50)
Josh Johnson (3-2, 4.83)Game 4Nick Maronde (1-0, 1.93)
Injury Report
J.P. Arencibia
Torn Finger Ligament (60-Day DL)
Joe Blanton
Broken Nail (Day-to-Day)
Aaron Loup
Suspension
Mike Trout
Fractured Shin (60-Day DL)
Game Notes
- The Blue Jays are coming of a loss against the Texas Rangers. They have lost two straight games.
- The Los Angeles Angels are on a small three game win streak heading into this series.
- If Joe Blanton's nail heals, he is expected to take Nick Maronde's start in game four with Maronde heading to the minors.

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