If there’s one thing you can say about the Maple Leafs lately, it’s that they’re learning how to survive in uncomfortable spots. Saturday’s win in Winnipeg wasn’t flashy.
Criticism is growing around Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly after a blunt assessment from Leafs Nation's analyst Zack Phillips. Speaking on The Leafs Nation, Phillips questioned Rielly’s defensive play and effort during a demanding stretch of the season.
While they might not have come all that close to landing him, the Toronto Maple Leafs were certainly one of the teams in the running for Rasmus Andersson before he was ultimately dealt to Vegas on Sunday night.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Toronto Maple Leafs cannot catch a break this season when it comes to injuries. It has been something that has plagued them since the first puck was dropped and has played a large role in how their season has gone.
The Minnesota Wild roll into Toronto on Monday night feeling a little better about themselves than they did a few days ago. After a rough 0-2-1 homestand, they opened their road trip with a hard-fought overtime win against the Buffalo Sabres, tying the game late and grabbing the extra point on a power-play goal.
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach caught some attention for a clip that emerged of him following Saturday night’s road game against the Winnipeg Jets. Despite the Maple Leafs coming away with a 4-3 comeback win in overtime, the Leafs’ bench boss was seen giving it to an official as the team crossed the rink to return to the dressing room.
The Toronto Maple Leafs return home to face the Minnesota Wild after a four-game road trip that saw them go 2-1-1, to help improve the team’s overall record to 24-16-8 through 48 games.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are now entering Week 15 of the NHL season, and although their 10-game point streak is over, they are still playing some of the best hockey they have all year.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced on Monday that they will hosting their annual outdoor practice at Westway Outdoor Rink on January 26th. This marks the second straight year that the Leafs will be hosting their outdoor practice at a venue other than Nathan Phillips Square, after having last year’s event at Prince of Wales Park.
The Toronto Maple Leafs will be without one of their most important players again – for a while, this time. Talking to the media on Monday morning ahead
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Matthew Knies will be a game-time decision for Monday’s game against the Minnesota Wild, head coach Craig Berube confirmed.
A new name has surfaced on TSN insider Chris Johnston’s latest trade board, and it’s Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Simon Benoit. The physical blueliner had been sidelined the last two games with an upper-body injury, though he is expected to return to action Monday night against Minnesota, so it shouldn’t impact any potential move.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced on Monday that they have recalled forward Jacob Quillan from the AHL’s Toronto Marlies. This comes after William Nylander reaggravated his lower-body injury on Thursday against the Vegas Golden Knights and was deemed questionable for Monday’s game against the Minnesota Wild.
The Maple Leafs announced they’ve added forward Jacob Quillan back to the NHL roster. They’ll need to make a corresponding move to open a spot on the active roster.
Over the past couple of seasons, Bobby McMann has become a reliable depth forward in Toronto. The Maple Leafs signed him to a minor league deal in the 2020–21 season, and rewarded him with a two-year NHL extension before the 2024–2025 season.
The Maple Leafs are halfway through their toughest remaining stretch of the season, completing the recent four-game road trip with a 2-1-1 record to collect a respectable five of eight points.
The Maple Leafs are on a heater at the moment, and while it’s made some fans forget about their awful stretch of play to start the season, it was clear that the team was going through something, and it’s hard to put a name to it.
Toronto erased a two-goal hole in the third and won 4–3 in OT, with Oliver Ekman-Larsson everywhere. Goal? Check. Assist? Check. Defensive stop? Check.
After surrendering two two-goal leads against the Vegas Golden Knights, the Toronto Maple Leafs flipped the script vs. the Winnipeg Jets, coming from behind in the third period to pull out a 4–3 overtime win.
It’s been an eventful week in Leafland. Since the last fan therapy, the Toronto Maple Leafs have gone 2–1–1, including an away win against the seemingly unbeatable Colorado Avalanche, a multi-goal collapse against Mitch Marner and the Golden Knights, and a come-from-behind victory over the Winnipeg Jets. The Leafs are playing good hockey.
In the National Hockey League, jersey numbers often carry the weight of the legends who wore them first. While rafters across the league may be crowded with the 9s and 19s of the world, number “67” remained a statistical outlier for decades.
This season could have fallen apart and become a lost cause for the Toronto Maple Leafs, who floundered around for the first few months of the year and bottomed out at last place in the Eastern Conference on multiple occasions.
Ever since joining the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2024–25 season, Anthony Stolarz has been the piece the team was looking for in net. After many years of different goalies, including Frederik Andersen, Jack Campbell, and James Reimer, it felt like this time, the Leafs found their guy.
Updates surrounding Anthony Stolarz’s health have been limited – until Friday. During a media availability at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Friday, Stolarz told the media that a nerve issue is what has kept him out of playing action since Nov.