The Canadiens have the best uniforms in the NHL, according to Paul Lukas of Uni Watch.

"Proud standard-bearers for a league, a sport, a nation and now for the uni-verse as well, the Habs have it all: an iconic logo, two distinct but equally classic uni designs (it's odd that the wraparound chest stripe only appears on the home jersey, but the road design works fine without it), and an ideal balance of red, white and blue," writes Lukas. "This isn't just a perfect hockey uniform set -- it's a perfect uniform set, period. Unlike the old-school classics in the other sports (Yankees, Celtics, Raiders), it has some major visual pizzazz. Puts the biscuit in the basket, and then some."

The Bruins, Rangers, Red Wings, Flyers and Maple Leafs round out the top-six.

7. Penguins
8. Wild
9. Blue Jackets
10. Devils
11. Blackhawks
12. Sabres
13. Islanders
14. Sharks
15. Panthers
16. Jets
17. Canucks
18. Coyotes
19. Flames
20. Lightning
21. Hurricanes
22. Predators
23. Ducks
24. Senators
25. Blues
26. Oilers
27. Capitals
28. Kings
29. Stars
30. Avalanche

Tyler Biggs scored both goals in Team USA's 3-2 overtime loss to Finland on the final day of the USA Hockey National Junior Evaluation Camp. "I got pretty lucky with some opportunities," he told NHL.com.

Brian Burke, President and GM of the Maple Leafs, announced Thursday that the club has signed forward and 2011 first-round draft choice Tyler Biggs to a three-year entry level deal. Biggs, 19, played this past season for the Miami U. (Ohio) RedHawks of the CCHL. In 37 games with the RedHawks, he registered nine goals, eight assists and 17 points with 63 penalty minutes. Biggs was originally the Maple Leafs' first choice, 22nd overall, in the 2011 Entry Draft.

The Leafs had five different goaltenders lead the team in games played over the past seven seasons. Ed Belfour was their most recent consistent starter, but he left the club in 2006. Brian Burke has reportedly inquired about the availability of Jonathan Bernier, who is the Kings' backup.

The Maple Leafs have signed 2012 first-round draft choice Morgan Rielly to a three-year entry level contract. Rielly, 18, was selected fifth overall at the NHL Entry Draft by the Maple Leafs on June 22. The 6-1, 200-pound defenceman appeared in 18 games with the Moose Jaw Warriors of the Western Hockey League last season, registering 18 points (three goals, 15 assists) and two penalty minutes. Rielly missed the majority of the 2011-12 season due to a knee injury. In 83 career games over two seasons with Moose Jaw, he has collected nine goals, 37 assists, 46 points and 23 penalty minutes.