Joseph Zita Last is a sports journalist who writes for Yardbarker. He covers various sports topics, with a focus on hockey and the Toronto Maple Leafs. His articles provide updates on game results, player performances, and team news.
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Joseph Zita Last is deeply focused on sports, particularly hockey and the NHL. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and evolving stories related to game results and player performances of the Toronto Maple Leafs. To effectively reach out, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming games, in-depth analysis of player performance or behind-the-scenes perspectives on team dynamics.
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By: Joseph Zita Last
We're already 11% through the Toronto Maple Leafs' season after their four-game schedule last week, which brought some ups and downs.
By: Joseph Zita Last
The Toronto Maple Leafs had a relatively busy offseason. They let some notable players walk in free agency, like Tyler Bertuzzi and T.J.
By: Joseph Zita Last
The Toronto Maple Leafs' up-and-down start to the season has brought some frustration at times.
By: Joseph Zita Last
It was yet another week without Auston Matthews in the lineup for the Toronto Maple Leafs as the captain continues to recover from the upper-body injury that has sidelined him for two weeks.
By: Joseph Zita Last
William Nylander is not only scoring a ton of goals and setting up his teammates on the ice this season.
By: Joseph Zita Last
The Toronto Maple Leafs have been busy over the last six weeks. However, since their 4-3 overtime win over the Oilers on November 16th, they've
By: Joseph Zita Last
It was another quiet week for the Toronto Maple Leafs, with only two games on their schedule, both on the road against Atlantic Division rivals.
By: Joseph Zita Last
We have some clarity surrounding the 4 Nations Face-Off, as four Toronto Maple Leafs players were named to Team Canada, USA, Sweden and Finland, respectively.
By: Joseph Zita Last
The Toronto Maple Leafs were one of the busier teams in the league last week, having four games on their schedule following a stretch of just five games in 15 days to close out November.
By: Joseph Zita Last
Since the calendar flipped to December, the Maple Leafs haven't played their best hockey despite a positive record through eight games.
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