The Toronto Maple Leafs have missed the post-season for the third consecutive year following a 4-2 loss to the Boston Bruins on Thursday night. This also brings to 41, the years since Toronto last won the Stanley Cup.

Toronto - The Toronto Maple Leafs have missed the post-season for the third consecutive year following a 4-2 loss to the Boston Bruins on Thursday night. This also brings to 41, the years since Toronto last won the Stanley Cup.

The Leafs haven’t missed three consecutive playoffs since the St. Pats became the Maple Leafs under new owner Conn Smythe. The years were 1926-28.

On the streets of Toronto, a number of fans tell CFRB News that something has to be done, perhaps even firing head coach Paul Maurice.

The familiar message from most fans that spoke with CFRB News is “maybe next year.”