Darren Raddysh led the NHL with 16 slap shot goals last season, which is all the more remarkable when runner-up Nathan MacKinnon finished with 11. Raddysh promptly signed an eight-year extension worth $8.5 million per season with the Toronto Maple Leafs, upon being acquired from the Tampa Bay Lightning on June 19.
Preseason has officially started, and the new NHL season is only a week and a half away. While there were some positives to draw from the Leafs’ split-squad games against Montreal, it would also be fair to call the overall display rather sobering.
Philippe Myers is coming off a very up-and-down 2025-26 season with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The lanky right-handed defenceman chipped in with just two assists in 39 games last season with the Leafs, and couldn’t take advantage of added playing time with Chris Tanev sidelined for most of the year.
When Brad Treliving traded for Dakota Joshua, there were many fans who had wished he'd gotten linemate Teddy Blueger instead. Now these two are reunited but with a lot more water under the bridge since their golden season together.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The latest news regarding the Dakota Joshua injury could actually solve a potentially complex problem for the Toronto Maple Leafs. In particular, seeing the depth forward start the season on IR could open a crucial bottom-six slot.
For a while there, it seemed like Morgan Rielly was going to be somewhere else this season. The trade rumours were everywhere. The reports at the end of last season suggested the Maple Leafs might move him.
The Toronto Maple Leafs returned for their first preseason games Saturday night. They did so after one of the worst and most embarrassing seasons in franchise history and an offseason full of dramatic change.
A depth forward could be unavailable for the start of the Toronto Maple Leafs season. Head coach Jim Hiller told media that he is unsure if winger Dakota Joshua will be healthy for the club’s first game, per Sportsnet’s Luke Fox.
There is a new mystery injury at Toronto Maple Leafs camp and it could affect some future plans to start the season. During Monday practice ahead of this week's final batch of preseason games, Maple Leafs head coach Jim Hiller was going through some of the current players who are out dealing with injuries and Dakota Joshua's name was brought up.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are just over a week away from dropping the puck on their 2026-27 season, and they might already be down one of their regular skaters for their season opener.
Morgan Rielly is healthy again after that viral bug and looks set to suit up in Wednesday’s preseason game against Ottawa. At practice Monday, he was skating with Darren Raddysh, the new high-upside right-shot the Leafs brought in over the summer.
Sergei Bobrovsky was a massive signing for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Not only did they hand him $7M AAV for three years, they took a real gamble given his age.
If Morgan Rielly is going to go back to being the offensive defenceman everybody knows he can be, step number one is getting him some more time in the offensive zone, in the words of new head coach Jim Hiller.
There’s nothing wrong with feeling good about Auston Matthews looking good in his first preseason game. Actually, it’s probably a pretty good idea. After the knee injury, last season’s uncertainty, and all the changes around him, seeing Matthews move well and look like Matthews again is encouraging.
There is a pretty easy way to look at the Matthew Knies story this season. He scored 66 points in 79 games for the Toronto Maple Leafs last year. He is healthy again.
Morgan Rielly is no stranger to trade rumours involving him, but they became a little too real over the summer of 2026. After one of Rielly’s worst seasons
Toronto Maple Leafs preseason is underway and the team will use this time to try and fine-tune their lineup -- and some other things, too. But now, we have a somewhat major change on the blue line after Saturday's pair of preseason games have come and gone.
A question hangs over the Toronto Maple Leafs this season that has very little to do with systems, line combinations, or goaltending. It’s a much simpler question: Can the core finally live up to the standard everyone keeps talking about?
As training camps wind down and the preseason gets underway, the area feels a renewed sense of energy, with the hope that teams that missed the Stanley Cup Playoffs a season ago will return this season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs spent years treating the draft like an afterthought, and it finally caught up with them in the ugliest way possible. Look at the roster that cratered last season.
There were a few key changes during Monday morning’s training camp session, as Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Morgan Rielly was paired with Darren Raddysh at practice.
It’s safe to say the Toronto Maple Leafs officially have a logjam on the blue line heading into the 2026-27 season. While it isn’t a bad thing for the team, it does pose one obstacle for a defensive prospect looking to make his presence felt within the organization this season – Ben Danford.
Heading into training camp, many wondered how the Toronto Maple Leafs would utilize Gavin McKenna as he entered his rookie season. After days, even months