Former Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Ed Belfour was happy with how the team played during Sunday’s Game 1 victory over the Ottawa Senators. The Leafs set the tone right off the hop by being lethal ...

For the first time since 2004, the Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators will go head-to-head in a seven-game playoff series. Let’s take a look back at their rivalry, which at its height, was one of ...

The Leafs were not keeping last year’s starter, Ilya Samsonov. They had an opening. They wanted to find a goalie to play alongside the historically injured Joseph Woll. They liked Woll, liked his game ...

It certainly helped that they got quality goaltending back then with Curtis Joseph, and later Ed Belfour. This time around the Leafs have a quality tandem in place with Anthony Stolarz and Joseph ...

The Leafs had Battle of Ontario debutants including Joe Nieuwendyk and Ed Belfour. Bowen: (Joseph and Belfour were) totally opposite. Curtis was always outgoing. Eddie arrived with a sour scorn on ...

Stolarz’s save on Tkachuk was the type of moment the Maple Leafs more often than not have not received from a goalie since the days of Curtis Joseph and Ed Belfour in the early 2000s.

Before joining the Hurricanes, he played with the Toronto Maple Leafs for four years ... Hall of Famers Ed Belfour, Grant Fuhr, and Mike Veron each picked up playoff shutouts with three different ...

did a little spin move to lose Maple Leafs defender Aki Berg, skated out front and fired a cross-ice pass to Mike Fisher, who was wide open on the doorstep and banged it home past Ed Belfour.