Toronto Maple Leafs: 5 Things to do While the NHL Is Suspended
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3) Read about the Toronto maple Leafs
Of course, while you’re stuck indoors, there’s nothing better than getting cozy with some good reading material. We here at Editor in Leaf are continuing to write great Leafs content for your hockey fix.
If you’re a bookworm though, there’s plenty of books about the Toronto Maple Leafs and hockey available both online and in ebook format. A few suggestions from me are:
- The Toronto Maple Leaf Hockey Club: Official Centennial Publication: This book was published in 2016 as a celebration of the Leafs’ 100th anniversary and is an officially recognized publication by the Leafs. It tells the complete history of the team through the words of former Leafs legends, coaches and managers themselves.
- Shift Work by Tie Domi and Jim Lang: This is the autobiography of legendary Leafs tough guy Tie Domi, which details his career in the NHL and his time with the Leafs.
- The Toronto Maple Leafs: The Complete Oral History by Eric Zweig: This is a complete and comprehensive history of the Toronto Maple Leafs with accounts from former players, coaches and managers.
- Killer: My Life in Hockey by Doug Gilmour and Dan Robson: This one’s another autobiography from another Leafs legend, Doug Gilmour. You can read about the superstar’s time in the NHL, which included an unforgettable stint with the Leafs that solidified him as one of the all-time Leafs greats.