Whether they needed it or not, the Maple Leafs got some Patches in their Game 3 lineup. Heading into Thursday’s Game 3 in Ottawa, Max Pacioretty was on the left wing of the third line with ...

With that, Maple Leafs analyst Stephen Nixon of EditorInLeaf urges Toronto to scratch Nick Robertson. “Robertson’s skillset unfortunately does not work as a third or fourth line winger.

Here’s what we’re watching from Maple Leafs morning skate ahead of Game 3 — including a lineup change on the third line with Max Pacioretty replacing Nick Robertson. Knies — Matthews ...

Morgan Rielly, Simon Benoit, Calle Jarnkrok, Scott Laughton, Nick Robertson and Bobby McMann all have one assist.

The veteran winger is set to the take the place of Nick Robertson on the third line beside Max Domi and Bobby McMann on Thursday night at the Canadian Tire Centre. Pacioretty last played Feb. 8 ...

The Australian songwriter and band leader ministered to his people on the Wild God Tour in his first Philly show in eight ...

Max Pacioretty isn’t it. At best he was invisible while in the lineup and Nick Robertson, agent of chaos, has a lot more add, even if he requires sheltering. I’m also curious if we see David ...

Veteran Max Pacioretty will remain on a line with Max Domi and Bobby McMann, while Nick Robertson is once again a scratch. Maple Leafs reporter Mark Masters shared the lines from the morning skate ...

The same can't be said about the "what exactly do you do around here?" line of Bobby McMann, Max Domi, and Nick Robertson. Domi's Game 2 overtime goal (rightfully) overshadows how ineffective he's ...

Nick Robertson was a year old. Captain Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner were about five years old. William Nylander was six. Even John Tavares and Chris Tanev were still in elementary school.