After a roster change, former Toronto Maple Leafs star Nicholas Robertson shared some honest takes on playing with his new team and the one he left behind.
The easy story about Jack Campbell retiring is pretty obvious. A former Maple Leafs goalie is stepping away at 34, after a career that had some amazing highs and some brutal lows.
Sergei Bobrovsky and Anthony Stolarz will almost certainly open the season as the Toronto Maple Leafs’ goaltending tandem. But by the time the season is over, another goalie may end up having the biggest impact on how it all turns out.
The Milwaukee Admirals this morning announced they’ve signed two defensemen to AHL contracts for the 2026-27 season. The two defensemen are John Prokop and Will Gilson.
The NHL offseason is funny. Sometimes the biggest stories are the trades and signings that dominate headlines. Other times, the stories that stick with fans are about people, memories, and the players who made an impact beyond the numbers.
The best player in Washington Capitals history? Alex Ovechkin. The best Red Wing? Gordie Howe or Steve Yzerman…or maybe Nicklas Lidstrom. Some NHL franchises have a clear best player, while others have the proverbial Mount Rushmore of potential choices.
The Athletic’s Chris Johnston reported on his season finale episode of “The Chris Johnston’s Show” that Toronto’s expectation has not changed regarding a Morgan Rielly trade.
Jack Campbell, who spent years in Los Angeles and Toronto, then parts of two seasons in the crease in Edmonton, has announced his retirement from professional hockey at 34.
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Jim Hiller is going to have some big decisions to make among his forward group, and Easton Cowan, Gavin McKenna, and Jack Roslovic are going to be in the thick of it all.
Former Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Jack Campbell has officially announced his retirement at the age of 34. In a video posted to Instagram, Campbell revealed that he would be entering a new chapter of his life as a performance coach after playing parts of six seasons in the NHL.
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ plans for Morgan Rielly and the future of the veteran defenseman with the team have remained one of the biggest offseason sagas around the Original Six franchise.
As a long-time professor at the University of Alberta, where I taught teachers, I have always found it interesting that hockey development sometimes conflates teaching skills with player development.
If you’re a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, when you heard that Jack Roslovic signed with your Maple Leafs, you might have thought, “Another NHL move.” But the real story is a lot more interesting than it sounds on the surface.
Sometimes, a team’s social media account drops a teaser, one that has the fanbase wondering if something is coming that the organization hasn’t revealed in a press release.
The Toronto Maple Leafs‘ offseason continues to produce plenty of conversation, even without a major blockbuster trade happening every week. Under new general manager John Chayka, the organization has been making decisions that suggest patience is part of the plan.
When people talk about the Toronto Maple Leafs’ offseason, the conversation usually goes straight to the players who came in and the players who left. That makes sense.
The Toronto Maple Leafs posted an interesting video on Saturday, one that seems out of left field until you consider that it might be teasing a possible UFA contract on a veteran forward.
John Chayka wasted little time making his mark on the Toronto Maple Leafs. Just 10 days after being hired as general manager on May 3, 2026, he dismissed head coach Craig Berube and launched what he described as an extensive coaching search.
In a recent Toronto Maple Leafs rumours post about Morgan Rielly, the writer creates a “rumour chain” to invite you into his network of silliness. Here’s how it works.
Hayley Wickenheiser’s exit from the Toronto Maple Leafs got me thinking — is there something unique women who played high-level women’s hockey bring to the NHL conversation?
It was one of the quickest, yet more successful individual NHL careers, that included a strong rookie season from a former Toronto Maple Leafs’ goaltender.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are in the quiet part of the NHL calendar, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to think about. With training camp still weeks away, much of the discussion has shifted from major transactions to how John Chayka and Jim Hiller will put the pieces together.
Nick Robertson spent six seasons trying to establish himself as a permanent part of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ lineup without ever getting there. The former second-round pick appeared in 234 games for Toronto, scoring 88 points but averaging only 11:52 of ice time.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced their 2026-27 schedule on Wednesday, and with it comes the excitement of the return to hockey being just around the corner.
Toronto Maple Leafs fans should be pleased with the work the franchise has done this offseason to reshape its roster. However, it appears they are not finished yet and could still make another blockbuster move.