Last season, a senior Maple Leafs team executive met with Toronto Police Service officers to address concerns that Leafs players were purportedly using cocaine or were associating with those who were, according to two people familiar with the matter.
The story comes on the heels of a report out of Sweden quoting Marlies defenceman Viktor Loov, who feels cocaine use is a problem in the NHL. It would appear to add more fuel to what was a colossal mess on and off the ice for the Leafs last year.
NHLers Jarret Stoll and Ryan Malone have both been charged with possession of the drug in the past year and a half.