The Toronto Maple Leafs made a bit of a controversial signing when they inked John Klingberg to a one-year $4 million deal. Now the question is what Klingberg’s impact will be with the Maple Leafs?
NHL free agency in 2023 isn't over yet, but it's never too early to take a look at next year's class.
There’s a rumour going around that the Toronto Maple Leafs are interested in signing goaltender Brian Elliott. Given the team’s existing goaltending situation, I find that interesting.
The acquisition of Max Domi was a predictable but still savvy move by Brad Treliving this offseason. On one hand, it seemed that the Toronto Maple Leafs
If you’re a fan of video tributes, rest assured, you’ll get your money’s worth in 2023-24. Even though next season’s schedule was officially released two weeks ago, with all the recent roster turnover, there’s a plethora of new dates to consider circling on your Maple Leafs calendar.
Imagine being a kid growing up in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, the son of a beloved Toronto Maple Leaf, and getting the chance to play for that team. It sounds surreal, almost like something out of a movie.
Let’s generously say that the significant news part of the summer has passed for the NHL. There will be signings, arbitrations, and the Red Wings proved that there will still be trades as well, but we can no longer plan our lives around the NHL news cycle.
It’s been a conversation piece for some time, at least in some circles when it comes to the Toronto Maple Leafs — their lack of development at the goaltending position within the organization.
When the Toronto Maple Leafs drafted Easton Cowan with the 28th overall pick, it produced a mixed reaction. For the most part, I think people were somewhat confused or uncertain because Cowan was not someone who had been mentioned as a potential first round puck by any public scouts and media outlets.
Over the past couple of years, whenever the Leafs needed to get the most defensively out of one of their players, they simply put that defenceman with TJ Brodie and the problem was solved.
Braeden Kressler is ready for the next step in his hockey career, and everything that comes with it. Signing a three-year entry-level contract in 2021 following a spectacular development camp and prospect tournament, Kressler is about to make the jump to pro.
Despite a bunch of free agents already finding new homes for next season and the Toronto Maple Leafs doing the majority of their free agency business on the first two days, there are still some quality depth pieces and veteran players on the market.
I have to admit that the idea of Max Domi signing with the Toronto Maple Leafs hit me – at first – as sort of ho-hum. However, as I consider what he might bring to the team, my excitement is growing.
The remaining unrestricted free-agent market for goaltenders isn’t exactly the deepest with the options mostly being veteran backups or third-stringers.
Will the Toronto Maple Leafs’ young forward Matthew Knies be a Calder Trophy contender this season? That’s the topic of this post. Although young talent is constantly emerging in the NHL, some young players somehow simply captivate fans with their skill and potential.
It might be fair to ask if the Alex DeBrincat trade to the Detroit Red Wings may have sparked concerns about the potential return if William Nylander were to be traded.
Contrary to popular belief, the number Alex DeBrincat signed for should have little to no bearing on the terms of William Nylander’s next contract. Unsurprisingly, the first thing many people did, especially in this market, was try their darnedest to draw similarities to the two situations.
We’ve reached the point of the offseason where most of the big signings have been made already, so the only things to look forward to news-wise are depth signings, contract extensions, and the occasional trade here and there.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have big expectations heading into the 2023-24 season. They made some big additions to their group, signing Tyler Bertuzzi, Max Domi, John Klingberg, and Ryan Reaves.
The NHL’s free agency period has slowed down a tremendous amount, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t any talent left on the open market. The Toronto Maple
The moment that Ilya Samsonov filed for salary arbitration, the Leafs knew that had a limited amount of time to get a new contract sorted out. With the NHLPA now releasing the dates, it turns out they will only have a week and a half left to sort it out.
The Toronto Marlies have brought back one of their biggest leaders for another year. Joseph Blandisi has re-upped with the Marlies, signing a one-year deal with the hockey club.
We are all aware of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ record of futility in the playoffs. No other team in the history of the NHL has made the playoffs five seasons in a row and lost all five first-round series.
The Toronto Maple Leafs development camp is over and Easton Cowan showed well throughout the week. In this post, I’ll take a look at what makes the team’s 2023 first-round draft choice such a promising prospect.
The Toronto Maple Leafs made waves in the free agent market with their signings of Tyler Bertuzzi, Max Domi, Ryan Reaves, and John Klingberg. In this blog post, I’ll specifically take a look at some of the reactions to the Maple Leafs’ signing of Ryan Reaves.
At this time, the Toronto Maple Leafs, even after LTIR space is factored in, will still be approximately $3.2M over the salary cap.
NHL Tonight: Elliotte Friedman on what else the Toronto Maple Leafs could be working on this offseason. ** NHLRumors.com transcription Jamison Coyle: “We talked about the Leafs and all their additions recently to their already jammed up roster.
In this edition of Toronto Maple Leafs Quick Hits, I’ll take a look at some of the news that’s emerging from the team. The Maple Leafs’ development camp was held and several young players showed well.
After high-profile acquisitions, the cap-strapped Maple Leafs are still more than $3M over that ceiling.
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