5 h. ago Scotiabank Arena is hosting a Toronto Maple Leafs watch party and tickets are just $15

The Toronto Maple Leafs are widening the reach of their watch parties.While Maple Leaf Square outside of Scotiabank Arena has been a staple spot to watch the games for many years now, the team has decided to open the doors of the arena as well.On Friday, May 16, the Leafs will be hosting an indoor watch party for Game 6 of their second-round series of the Stanley Cup Playoffs against the Florida Panthers. Tickets are $15, with proceeds going back to benefit the MLSE Foundation.Fans can buy their tickets starting Wednesday at 2 p.m. EDT via the Toronto Maple Leafs App or at MapleLeafs.com. Members who join Fan Access can get early access to a presale code while also getting select discount tickets.If you don't have the funds to pony up for expensive playoff tickets, this might be your best bet at experiencing the same type of crowd atmosphere for a much reduced price."Throughout the playoffs, we’ve experienced the unwavering passion of Maple Leafs fans, ...

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28 h. ago Panthers executive suspended by NHL over posts insulting Leafs fans

Florida Panthers part-owner and alternate governor Doug Cifu might be regretting his social media activity this week involving Toronto Maple Leafs fans.Cifu, who has been involved with the Panthers franchise since 2013 and is a business partner (and CEO) at Virtu Financial with Florida majority owner Vincent Viola, was suspended by the NHL on Monday for a since-deleted rant at a Maple Leafs fan.As reported by the Toronto Sun's Dan Bilicki, Cifu's comments directed at X user @mrgrozz about being a "51st state anti-semite loser" and saying "Israel now and forever" drew attention from the league's head office.BREAKING NEWS: Doug Cifu of Virtu Capital, was suspended by the NHL indefinitely from any and all involvement with his team and the league. pic.twitter.com/7PySIYcxPq— Kevin Malone (@Malone_Wealth) May 13, 2025X user @mrgrozz also shared further context of the interactions between the two that led to the suspension, which appeared to have star...

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47 h. ago Florida Panthers exec appears to post vulgar rant on X, calling Canada 51st state

Douglas Cifu appeared to also make comments about Israel and Hamas in a reply to a Maple Leafs fan

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4 d. ago WARMINGTON: Bonsie makes Maple Leafs fans feel like they’re in attendance at road games

But the play-by-play man and his sidekick Jim Ralph are actually calling the playoff action from a studio in Toronto

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6 d. ago Why Calgary Flames fans should be rooting for the Toronto Maple Leafs in Round 2

If the Toronto Maple Leafs can knock off the Florida Panthers, the Flames will pick at No. 22 in the first round of the 2025 NHL Draft

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6 d. ago ‘This is incredible’: Toronto fans overjoyed after Maple Leafs take 2

Mitch Marner played the hero for the Maple Leafs as he scored the winner in the third period, giving Toronto a 4-3 win over the Florida Panthers, along with a 2-0 series lead.

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7 d. ago Justin Bieber chose watching the Leafs game over attending the Met Gala

Justin Bieber might be one of the world's most famous people, but his Toronto Maple Leafs fandom appears to come first.While his wife, Hailey, was out in the streets of New York City at the Met Gala, Bieber appears to have passed up an opportunity to be her plus-one.With the Leafs in the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs against the Florida Panthers, Bieber opted to stay at the couple's California home to watch the game.And it wasn't exactly the most humble place to be watching it.After dropping his thoughts on Monday that this would be the "yearski" for the Leafs to win the Stanley Cup, Bieber shared pictures and videos of one of the biggest TV screens you could possibly imagine. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber)The Leafs got the victory on the evening, though much of the postgame conversation circled around the health of goaltender Anthony Stolarz, who left the game midway through the second perio...

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7 d. ago Justin Bieber bails on Met Gala for Toronto Maple Leafs game

Justin Bieber might be one of the world's most famous people, but his Toronto Maple Leafs fandom appears to come first.While his wife, Hailey, was out in the streets of New York City at the Met Gala, Bieber appears to have passed up an opportunity to be her plus-one.With the Leafs in the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs against the Florida Panthers, Bieber opted to stay at the couple's California home to watch the game.And it wasn't exactly the most humble place to be watching it.After dropping his thoughts on Monday that this would be the "yearski" for the Leafs to win the Stanley Cup, Bieber shared pictures and videos of one of the biggest TV screens you could possibly imagine.    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber)The Leafs got the victory on the evening, though much of the postgame conversation circled around the...

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9 d. ago Toronto Maple Leafs superfan Justin Bieber makes bold playoff prediction

The Toronto Maple Leafs might not ever seem to have the hockey gods in their corner, but they'll always have one thing most teams don't: Justin Bieber cheering them on.For Bieber, a longtime friend of several Leafs players (most notably Auston Matthews), a die-hard fan of the team, a celebrity team captain at the 2024 NHL All-Star Game in Toronto, and a collaborator on an official alternate jersey with the team, showing his support to Toronto isn't exactly new.But perhaps like any true Leafs fan, he's getting his confidence up after a few playoff wins, believing that this could finally be Toronto's chance to break their Stanley Cup curse since 1967."New series starts tonight. This is the yearski," Bieber posted to his Instagram feed on Monday morning, sharing a series of photos of Leafs logos.(For the uninitiated, "yearski" is pretty much a play on the way hockey players tend to speak to each other, adding extra syllables to the end of many wo...

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1 week ago Chaos erupts in Toronto streets after Leafs win series with Senators

The Toronto Maple Leafs haven't given their fans a ton of playoff performances to celebrate in recent history, so when they got the chance on Thursday, fans took full advantage.The Leafs beat the Ottawa Senators 4-2 to wrap up their first-round Battle of Ontario. While the game took place in Ottawa, there were plenty of fans going wild in Toronto after the big win.After so many heartbreaks over the years, Maple Leafs fans waited until the very end to start their celebration. William Nylander scored an empty-net goal with less than a minute remaining to finish the Senators off, which sent fans in Toronto into bedlam.The fans watching on the big screen at Maple Leaf Square were jubilant as the clock hit zero.    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Scotiabank Arena (@scotiabankarena)The Leafs were ahead 3-0 in this series, but the Senators came back to make it interesting. It was reminisce...

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1 week ago Toronto Maple Leafs break 'cursed' narrative and close out Senators series

The Toronto Maple Leafs will be playing a little bit longer this spring.Facing off against the Ottawa Senators in Game 6 of their first-round series, the Leafs certainly made Thursday night one to remember.Max Pacioretty's first goal of the playoffs late in the third period — followed by a William Nylander empty-netter — gave Toronto a 4-2 win to knock off the Ottawa Senators and give the franchise just their second playoff series win since 2004.With Toronto winning the first three games of the series (two in overtime), they made their fans sweat by allowing Ottawa to come out victorious in the next two.For any longtime Leafs fan, the familiar feelings of existential dread, cursing of one's family lineage, and wondering who exactly to blame for the supposed cursed nature of their franchise began to set in. After Toronto was held scoreless in Game 5 in a 4-0 loss, it was easy to wonder if another all-time collapse was on the way.Auston Matthews broke the deadlock ...

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1 week ago These Toronto superfans made their home into the ultimate Maple Leafs shrine

If you find yourself wandering around the streets of North Toronto, it shouldn't take long to find the biggest Maple Leafs fans around.Come playoff time, Michael and Sara Adamson deck out their front lawn entirely in Leafs gear, complete with jerseys, equipment and even a bubble hockey set that they encourage passersby to play a quick game on.This property is the second that the couple has adorned with Leaf gear.Complete with a sign telling visitors to take a selfie with a plush of the team’s mascot, Carlton, it's become an annual tradition for each playoff run. With the Leafs now making the postseason nine years in a row, thousands of folks have come through to check out the digs each year.The basis behind the house was pretty simple: the Adamsons had a whole lot of Leafs merchandise and weren't sure what to do with it. Starting with "about five items out front," the Adamsons figured it would be a pretty simple way to support their favourite ho...

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2 w. ago ‘Embarrassed’ Maple Leafs fan burns jersey, others roast team on social media after Game 5 loss

'Honestly embarrassed to be a fan of this team but I've had enough. My Matthews jersey is next.'

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2 w. ago WARMINGTON: Maple Leafs loss means another rough night for team wearing blue

Not much for Maple Leafs fans to cheer for in Game 5, just like Tory supporters after federal election

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2 w. ago Will Arnett spotted hyping up Toronto Maple Leafs playoff crowd

The Toronto Maple Leafs turned to a bit of celebrity power to try to help them get going on Tuesday night.Down 1-0 in the second period in Game 5 of their first-round playoff matchup against the Ottawa Senators, Toronto-born actor and massive Leafs fan Will Arnett was brought out during a commercial break to lead the sold-out Scotiabank Arena crowd in a cheer.Toronto entered the night with a 3-1 lead on the series, but gave up the first goal of the night for the third game in a row to begin the night on an uphill battle.His appearance might've hyped up the crowd, but it didn't exactly have an immediate effect on the ice, as the Leafs entered the final frame of the game still being held scoreless.Will Arnett in the arena tonight for the Leafs v Sens pic.twitter.com/EIi1gSDubq— Lindsay Dunn (@LindsayDunnTV) April 30, 2025Toronto is aiming to win just its second playoff series since 2004, coincidentally first-round win over the Senators in an epic seven-game set.For Arnet...

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2 w. ago Deachman: Senators' triumph against the Leafs lights up Sens Mile

'The Leafs are known for choking.' Hope was renewed for the fans who watched from Sens Mile as Ottawa defeated Toronto in Game 4 of the first round of the NHL playoffs.

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2 w. ago Watching a Toronto Maple Leafs game at Maple Leaf Square made me a believer

MLSE's Toronto Maple Leafs tailgate parties have become an integral part of NHL playoff season in the city year after year, and I, a non-sports watcher, went down to find out what all the fuss is about for the first time.Let's set the stage. It's the eve of Game 2 in the battle of Ontario, and I'm packed like a sardine in a southbound TTC train headed, alongside dozens if not hundreds of blue-clad compatriots, to watch the game from outside Scotiabank Arena at Maple Leaf Square.Now, I'm a Leafs fan by virtue of birthright only — I can count on one hand the number of full games I've actually sat through — but, already seeing the sheer volume of fans planning to be physically present at the game (a tiny fraction, surely, of their total fan base), it's beginning to dawn on me that I've been missing out on something major this whole time. I just have to figure out what, exactly, that major something is, and Maple Leaf Squar...

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2 w. ago Leafs players roamed Toronto streets before playoff games and hardly anyone noticed

There's a common belief held that if you ever find yourself as a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs, your life will never be the same.With a rabid media market, eagle-eyed fans, and about as much pressure as any professional athlete could be expected to have, even fringe Leafs players are assumed to have a tough time being anonymous in Toronto.But that might not exactly be the case.Posted up on the corner of Bay and Front streets before Game 1 and 2 against the Ottawa Senators in the opening round of the playoffs this week, fan Brian Encarnacao shared a few videos on his Instagram page of Leafs players opting to walk down the street to Scotiabank Arena rather than take a car or public transit.With thousands of fans packed into Maple Leaf Square, the arena itself, and nearby bars, restaurants, and condos to watch the game, you'd imagine the players would be bugged by people trying to stop them for an autograph or a quick pic.One of the players spotted by Encarnacao before both...

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3 w. ago Senators once again hoping to keep Maple Leafs sweaters out of seats in Ottawa

The joke before this series started was that Games 1 through 4 would all be guaranteed home-ice advantage for Toronto. It was a shot at the Senators being unable to keep Leafs fans from infiltrating the Canadian Tire Centre, which often occurs in regular-season matches. In the early 2000s when facing the Leafs four times […]

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3 w. ago Here's what Max Domi said after epic Toronto Maple Leafs' game

The Toronto Maple Leafs have a 2-0 series lead for the first time since 2003.Last time, it was Tie Domi who helped the Leafs jump out to the multi-game lead. This time, it was his son, Max Domi, who scored in overtime to help the Leafs sweep the first two home games against the Ottawa Senators.Domi got the puck on his stick in the slot and beat Linus Ullmark cleanly to see Leafs fans into a frenzy.Tie was in the crowd at Scotiabank Arena and was celebrating after Max's shot found the back of the net."It's a heck of a play by [Benoit], he made that whole thing happen," said Max humbly postgame. "Got a little lucky when it squeaked through, I'm not sure if it was Cozens or who it was, but a little lucky and then you get inside the hashmarks like that, the middle of the ice, you've just got to shoot it. Ullmark's a heck of a goalie, but we'll take it."MAX DOMI WINS IT FOR THE LEAFS IN OVERTIME. A CHILDHOOD DREAM COME TRUE 🤩MAPLE LEAF SQUARE ...

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