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Monster siting in Toronto
Operation Monster begins in earnest. The Maple Leafs will host free agent goaltender Jonas Gustavsson today, but the organization has refused to release any details of the Swede’s visit to Toronto. GM Brian Burke told Sun Media yesterday that he promised Gustavsson’s agent that ...
Monster mash begins
torontosun.com — Operation Monster begins in earnest. (more) Monster mash begins
Toronto Maple Leafs Draft Preview
Toronto Maple Leafs Draft Preview
viewfrommyseats.com — It’s already been a hell of a 2009 for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Who cares that they... were one of the worst teams in the Eastern Conference this season. Who cares that they finished last in their division, a mere 35 points out of first place. Who cares that they finished behind the lowly Senators ... (more) Toronto Maple Leafs Draft Preview
Is everybody making just a little too much out of Jonas Gustavsson? : All Things Avs Colorado
Is everybody making just a little too much out of Jonas Gustavsson? : All Things Avs Colorado
blogs.denverpost.com — OK, it’s gone a little too far I think. Jonas Gustavsson “The Monster”, the Swedish goalie who... has yet to play a second of NHL hockey and is 24 years old, is being treated like the hybrid genetic offspring of Jacques Plante, Patrick Roy and Glenn Hall ... (more) Is everybody making just a little too much out of Jonas ...
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