the toronto maple leafs. this leaf-loving couple got married there the team's home arena.r dogs wear team colors and it's a written in stone which team any future children will support. >> we just know there's only one choice for them. >> yeah. there's no options for the kids. >> yeah. >> reporter: what scott and jennifer don't know is when even if they will get to see their beloved team do this genuine the stanley cup like they did in 1967. since then they have barely come close. this year and for much of the past decade they haven't even made the playoffs ♪ >> reporter: this young fan recorded this song of heart break and loss. >> a lot of music is about heart break or heart-warming, right? there's maybe a little bit of in between, but that's what most of it is. and the leafs song has pretty much just been a heart break song. >> reporter: the leafs have a lot of money and popularity in canada, but they lose and their players often fail in toronto, only to succeed in other cities. the most recent player retired in the 1980s. this sports writer wrote a book trying to expla

the toronto maple leafs. fans are loyal, that every home game is sold out years in advance. around the city the devotion is on display. this leaf-loving couple were married in the team's home arena at centre ice, and the dogs wear team colours. it's written in stone which team future children will support. >> we know there's one choice. >> there's no options for the kids. they'll be leaf fans, whether they like it or not. >> that's right. >> what they don't know is when, or if, they'll see the beloved team do this. win the stanley cup like they did in 1967. they barely have come close. this year, and for much of the decade they have not made the playoffs. [ singing ] ♪ i'm giving up on you ♪ >>> this young singer recorded a song of heartbreak and loss. >> in the music industry a lot of music is about heartbreak or heart-warming, right. there's maybe a little bit of in between. that's what most of it is. the leaf's song for the past 50 years has been a heart break song. >> reporter: think of manchester united or the new york yankees, the leafs have that much money and populari

maple leafs players as usual are trading hockey sticks for golf clubs. as for the die hard fans, and i'm one we've learned to say they're always next year. al jazeera toronto. >> golf's former world number one tiger woods is confident he will win his 15th title at masters which started thursday. ranged 111th in the world, 11 over par in january at the phoenix open, then missed the rest due to back injury. >> he hasn't played for a while but everyone's excited and interested to see how he purchases this week, what the state of the game i also for him, because he's such a huge part of golf. everyone enjoys watching him obviously. we got, you know, very blessed with the 15 year span of the domination he had out here and as a competitor, i didn't like it very much, but, you know, it's just good to see and he was always my hero growing up, watching him. >> one of china's biggest sports stars has announced his retirement. the former olympic champion claimed his caught countries first athletic man's gold, winning the 110-meter hurdles in athens. his retirement

toronto, and the toronto maple leafs have been on top for two weeks.217 million dollars in revenue last season. 14% more than toronto. teen percent more than montreal. mark: i am looking at 84.4 million. >> yes. that is a drop in the bucket compared to the other home team favorite that played at madison team square garden. with the playoff run all the way to the stanley cup finals last year according to richard truffaut they added $47 million to the top of the line from ticket and concession. they did not make the playoffs for two straight years. they just narrowly avoided ending in last place for the regular season. they would have added 70 million to the conference. the percent more than what the rangers contributed. mark: i feel for his the vendors. >> by the way, let's go rangers. mark: thanks. that is it for your monday. street smart is next. ♪ >> stocks rallying meeting the broader indexes higher. we got down to earnings from ibm. i will be joined by the banker to the world, bill rhodes of william rhodes mobile advisors. "street

victory in regulation, the caps could solidify a spot in the playoffs, but ottawa had to beat the maple leafse caps in detroit tonight three minutes in, the caps on the power play. circles around, takes the shot, the flex off the defender, into the net. the caps lead 1-0. in the second, even strength mike green, the laser beam shot. 2-0. could they hold on? braden holtby had 35 saves, the best one on this, keeps it out of the net. the caps get two points and eight get the victory in regulation and clinch a bierth in the playoffs. the terps women enter tonight a 22 point under dog. they had 28 straight wins before tonight. uconn is uconn. the terps keeping it close early. laurin mincy finds brionna jones. in the huskies go on a run. moriah jefferson steps up the defense, the steel, lays it in, 13-point game. more uconn the huskies with great all movement. breanna stewart has 35. the terps' final four run is cut short. a tough ending to a great season. coach: i thought we did a tremendous job in the first half trying to put things together, especially in the adversity and some of the calls that

once again the toronto maple leafs won't be among them. for the ninth time in the past ten years the best supported team has not made the cup. we have reports on hockey's biggest under achievers. >> they are sports legend, the toronto maple leaves. their millions of fans are so loyal that every home game is sold out years in advance. this league-loving couple got married at center ice. even their dogs wear team colors. and it's written in stone which team their children will support. >> we just know that there is only one choice for them. >> there is no option. >> they're going to be fans. >> that's it, yes. >> what scott and jennifer don't know is when, even if they will get to see their beloved team do this again win the stanley cub like they did in 1967. since then they've barely come close. this year and for the past decade they have not even made the playoffs. ♪ [♪ singing ♪] >> this young singer found inspiration in his disappoint recording this song of heartbreak and loss. >> in the music industry a lot of music is about heartbreak

. >> and a pass to o'ree on the right side, o'ree comes up over the maple leafs line. >> players on the opposition would call me the n-word. but later on there were more black players coming up and playing in the league. after i retired in 1980, i felt that i had something to give back to the sport. we want to make hockey available to every boy and girl possible. >> a hockey puck doesn't care who hits it, and i don't care who hits my hockey puck. as long as they want to play hockey, they come to the right place. >> the fort dupont cannons, it's a family. i couldn't describe it any other way. with coach neal and his team, being like your actual parent. >> i'm their uncle, their dad, their big brother. i'm someone they can call at midnight, if necessary, sure. i love doing it because what happens is that's the kid i have saved. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: lawmakers reached a bipartisan deal that gives president obama "fast-track" power in upcoming trade negotiations with 11 pacific nations. the president faces stiff opposition from his own party, and every major