Bobby McMann, Scott Laughton, and Nicolas Roy were supposed to have roles to play on the Toronto Maple Leafs. When they were on the team, would they be key contributors or assets that would help balance the Maple Leafs’ roster?
Things have unraveled rather quickly for Auston Matthews and the Toronto Maple Leafs upon returning from the Olympic break. As a result, everything is in question when it comes to the future of the franchise.
Maple Leafs fans can add another dose of “what could have been” to this season. Former players Nicolas Roy and Scott Laughton are already making an impact with their new teams following the deadline.
Here’s one of those odd little hockey statistics that makes you stop for a moment and scratch your head. Cayden Primeau barely spent any time with the Toronto Maple Leafs this season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs appear to be giving all three of their youngsters a look on the same line as they get set to face the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday night.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
Well, it’s been a week in Leafs Land. As the Toronto Maple Leafs try and push forward in their upcoming week of games, there are some ugly storylines hanging around the club, some that no one would have expected after how the first nine seasons went in this era of Maple Leafs hockey.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have now lost seven in a row following Saturday night’s shellacking at the hands of the Tampa Bay Lightning. The loss on its own was bad enough, but it could be part of the team’s post-Trade Deadline strategy.
The rest of this 2025-26 Maple Leafs season will be a slog. On the ice, there’s really nothing left to watch for or write about, as long as the same coaching staff is trotting out the same tired veteran combinations, predictably producing the same results night after night. There’s really no point in dissecting it.
The Toronto Maple Leafs entered the NHL Trade Deadline in complete disarray that was entirely of their own making. The team was in a nosedive towards the bottom of the standings, their GM had not made a trade in months, their coach was questioning their players’ heart, and their CEO was making excuses for why this season has been a disaster.
The trade deadline has officially come and gone. The Toronto Maple Leafs sold at this year’s deadline, shipping out Scott Laughton, Bobby McMann, and Nic Roy.
The weather outside is improving. Blue Jays baseball is back in exhibition form. The first F1 race of the season created some optimism for more entertaining races this year.
If you were at Scotiabank Arena last night, you saw it: fans booing their Toronto Maple Leafs team for its seventh straight loss, murmurs of frustration, and a sense that something has to give.
If the fans are right, the Toronto Maple Leafs are in shambles. And, it’s been coming for a long time. Why? Pay a young guy $15 million a year, slap a C on his sweater, call him an all-time great, tell him he’s special, and watch what happens.
With general manager Brad Treliving selling off some assets at the trade deadline, it’s opened up an opportunity for Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nick Robertson to receive consistent playing time the rest of this season.
Saturday night at Scotiabank Arena didn’t give Toronto Maple Leafs fans much to cheer about. The Maple Leafs dropped a 5-2 decision to the Tampa Bay Lightning, a loss that stretched their skid to seven games (0-5-2).
According to Michael Amato of Sportsnet, the Toronto Maple Leafs were sellers who made a critical mistake at the trade deadline. With an opportunity to restock the cupboards with picks and prospects, the organization only did half the job, leaving them much closer to a full-blown rebuild than to anything resembling a playoff contender.
The Toronto Maple Leafs reached the NHL trade deadline in a position they had not faced in nearly a decade. After nine straight playoff appearances, the club shifted into seller mode and dealt multiple veterans for draft capital.
The Toronto Maple Leafs losing streak extended to seven on Saturday night, falling 5-2 to the Atlantic division leading Tampa Bay Lightning. Toronto has now not won a game in over a month, since before the Olympic break.
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ losing streak has hit seven games after falling 5-2 to the Atlantic Division leaders, the Tampa Bay Lightning, on Saturday night.
Sometimes, when a season goes sideways, people try to find one moment where everything fell apart. One bad trade. One injury. One awful game that changed the mood around the room.
The 2026 NHL Trade Deadline highlighted a significant shift for the Toronto Maple Leafs, who for the first time in a decade were sellers. The Leafs moved
When the puck dropped in October, the Toronto Maple Leafs were not supposed to be in a position where they would have to sell off veteran players for future assets at the trade deadline.
The Seattle Kraken have acquired forward Bobby McMann from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for a second-round pick in 2027 and a fourth-round pick in 2026.
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube made a surprising move by ruling out winger Bobby McMann, center Scott Laughton, and defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson for the game against the New Jersey Devils on Wednesday.