10 Ways to Get Your Toronto Maple Leafs Fix While There’s No Hockey
By Jeff Borsuk
8. Call Your Friends to Yell
There are incredibly ridiculous Maple Leafs Takes on the internet. If you want to feel like you’re still in the middle of an ongoing season, pick any of the odd things that people say every day on social media and adopt that cause.
Do you still feel like William Nylander is overpaid? Now’s a great time to shout it out your window at your unsuspecting neighbour. No reason not to let them know how you really feel about Kyle Dubas.
Be warned though, you must be prepared to listen to an equally outrageous response.
It’s your neighbour’s right to inform you that Jeremy Bracco is actually more skilled than Auston Matthews. A quarantine can make people think and say some very funny things.
7. Watch A Great YouTube Channel
There’s lots of great Toronto Maple Leafs content online. With your newfound time, navigate the web to find what speaks to you. Whether it’s the Shanaclan Podcast or images of cats dressed like the Toronto Maple Leafs, the internet has you covered.
YouTube is chock-full of Leafs talk.
It may sometimes be difficult to find smaller platforms but if you look hard enough you can find some gems. Our very own Nick Barden has a YouTube channel that’s worth checking out. He’s the guy that famously made a bet with Twitter and it cost him over $200 in the form of a new Leafs jersey.
alright, maybe this was a bad idea
— Nick Barden (@nickbarden) March 1, 2020
Barden can be seen yelling through your screen and thumping his garbage can with an enthusiasm usually reserved for disagreeing with James Tanner in the editorinleaf.com comment section.