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Maple Leafs finally make it back to Staples

Goaltender Vesa Toskala #35 and defenseman Hal Gill #25 of the Toronto Maple Leafs stand on the bench during the singing of the National Anthem before they take on the Los Angeles Kings at the Staples Center on January 10, 2008 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rebecca Butala/Getty Images) It has been since 2003 that the Maple Leafs have made the trip to Staples Center. And if it wasn't for the sheer curiosity of having Toronto finally playing in L.A., this game should be a snorer.

Both clubs are last in their respective conference. The Leafs lost last night against the Ducks, 5-0, so I'm sure they're a little punchy. The Kings have lost three in a row, and after the team's last game... let's just say things are bleak in L.A., as far as hockey is concerned.

For a good article about the Leafs and the Kings, head over to the Globe and Mail website.

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