The Toronto Maple Leafs are in a territory they have not been in quite some time. For the first time in nearly a decade, they are looking to sell at this year’s Trade Deadline.
The sky is falling in Toronto, as the Toronto Maple Leafs disappointing season reaches a critical juncture. With the approaching trade deadline just around the corner, a losing streak out of the Olympic break hammers home the reality that the Leafs must sell.
When talk of the Toronto Maple Leafs trading a goaltender surfaced a few months ago, it felt rather far-fetched — at least to happen this season. The team was still in the playoff hunt and convinced that a turnaround was on the horizon.
For the first time in a decade, the Toronto Maple Leafs aren’t buying hope. They’re selling reality. No need to sugarcoat it — this season has been a train wreck.
With the trade deadline only days away, the Toronto Maple Leafs are expected to be selling off some of their trade assets. While forward Nick Robertson
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
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are no doubt the NHL’s biggest market – the most valuable team in the league and one of two teams worth over the 4 billion mark, with a staggering quote of 4.4B according to Forbes.
The Toronto Maple Leafs find themselves in a position that has not been seen since before the start of Auston Matthews’ NHL career. It’s a spot that not many could have envisioned the team getting to less than a year after their deepest playoff run since 2002, even after seeing a noted 100-point player depart the organization the prior summer.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are staring down the barrel of a lost season. Now losers of four in a row, with a pending trade deadline that looks ominous and
Every year around this time, Toronto Maple Leafs fans talk themselves into fireworks. Big trades. Bold swings. Franchise-altering moves. Then deadline day comes, and it’s usually a lot quieter than people hoped.
“We did a much better job of slowing down [Chicago] through the neutral zone. You’re not going to contain them for 60 minutes, but we slowed them down enough to be able to defend with numbers and get pucks stopped.
Yesterday, when The Athletic put out their trade board, I looked at the names and saw two former Toronto Maple Leafs players I'd love to see back on the team.
At least Monday night’s game was different. There was a lot more zone time, more pucks on net, but not quite enough finish when it mattered. The Philadelphia
TORONTO – The Toronto Maple Leafs are in unfamiliar territory. With a 27-24-10 record, the Leafs find themselves in last place in the Atlantic Division, fourth from last in the Eastern Conference and 21st in the league.
Monday night felt familiar — plenty of chances, plenty of energy, but not quite enough finish. The Maple Leafs fell 3-2 in a shootout to the Philadelphia Flyers at Scotiabank Arena.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have a 27-24-10 record with 64 points in 61 games this season. Toronto is in seventh place in the Atlantic Division. They are on the verge of missing the playoffs after making the playoffs last season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have been playoff contenders over the last several seasons. This season, Toronto finds themselves in a totally different situation.
Another day, another trade rumour regarding the Toronto Maple Leafs. This time it is about their trade deadline plans as we inch closer to the March 6 Trade Deadline.
I’ve been covering the Toronto Maple Leafs for nine seasons now, but this is the first one where they are clearly going to be sellers at the trade deadline.