We are under a week away from the NHL players playing in the Olympics in Milan, Italy. It’s been over a decade since the NHL last participated in the Olympics, with the last time being in 2014 in Sochi, Russia.
Marshall Rifai has been assigned to the Toronto Marlies, from the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Marlies announced Friday. Rifai played 9:40 during his lone appearance with the Maple Leafs this season, in a 3-2 shootout victory over the Vancouver Canucks.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are once again right in the middle of trade chatter, and this time the spotlight is on their crease. With the season swinging between hope and frustration, Toronto appears open to shaking things up if the right opportunity comes along.
The Toronto Maple Leafs find themselves in an unfamiliar position as the National Hockey League rolls on with February. Currently six points back of the
When the Toronto Maple Leafs green lit a rebuild following the hiring of Brendan Shanahan in 2014, they adopted a long-overdue philosophy of taking the best player available, regardless of position.
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
The Olympic roster freeze may be in place across the NHL, but that does not mean trade conversations have slowed down in the least. Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving is reportedly entering sell mode ahead of the Mar.6 trade deadline, and his best trade asset could be speedy winger Bobby McMann.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have endured a trying season with a bleak outlook at this juncture. They have struggled to maintain consistency early on, are outplayed most nights, and find themselves six points back of the final Wild Card spot in the East entering the Olympic break.
Are trade rumours getting a little bit out of hand in Toronto? Every year, around this time, the Maple Leafs turn into a giant rumour machine. Somebody whispers something, someone else tweets it, and suddenly half the fanbase is convinced the Maple Leafs are about to blow up the roster.
If you’re a goalie fan, you probably already know there’s something magnetic about Curtis “Cujo” Joseph . He didn’t arrive in the NHL with draft-day hype.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are headed into the Olympic break with one big problem still sitting in the middle of their roster: they can’t keep three goalies.
Some nights, you get a sense of where this Toronto Maple Leafs team is headed without needing a highlight reel. Lately, fans have been pretty loud about what’s going on—roster moves, trade chatter, and what really matters for the future.
The 2025-26 season has today left on the schedule before the Olympic Break hits. The roster freeze took place yesterday at 3:00 PM EST. The Toronto Maple Leafs are six points out of the final Wild Card spot as they enter the break.
Although the Toronto Maple Leafs season hasn’t been the best, with the team currently sitting sixth in the Atlantic Division, they have shown strong play of late.
If there’s one thing everyone can agree on when it comes to the Toronto Maple Leafs, it’s that the blue line needs a shake-up, whether that comes by the trade deadline or in the offseason.
The National Hockey League trade deadline is fast approaching, as March 6 sits just over one month away. The Toronto Maple Leafs find themselves six points
While the Toronto Maple Leafs have won their last three games and are five points out of a playoff spot, it shouldn’t take away from the fact that this team remains inconsistent and can go cold for a long stretch in an instant.
With 43 NHL games under his belt, this is probably Easton Cowan‘s last season as a ‘prospect’ for the Toronto Maple Leafs, unless he takes a gigantic step back and spends all of next season with the Toronto Marlies (which, let’s be real, this won’t happen).
The Toronto Maple Leafs‘ plans of being sellers at the trade deadline have not changed in the wake of them entering the Olympic break on a three-game win streak, according to TSN’s Chris Johnston.
The Toronto Maple Leafs‘ three-game win streak has bumped them up to within five points of the Eastern Conference’s final playoff spot, currently held by their Atlantic Division rival Boston Bruins.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are entering the NHL winter Olympic break on a three-game winning streak. Whatever momentum they have is now being halted. When they return in three weeks (February 25th), the Leafs will be playing back-to-back games.
Elliotte Friedman was on the "FAN Hockey Show," and naturally, the Toronto Maple Leafs came up. He got into what might be happening with Bobby McMann and Anthony Stolarz.
Every once in a while, the Toronto Maple Leafs hit a stretch where things settle down and make a bit more sense. Their 5–2 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday felt like one of those nights.
If the Toronto Maple Leafs decide to shake things up before the deadline, Bobby McMann is suddenly one of the most interesting names on their roster. A year ago, he was a depth forward fighting for minutes; now he’s a power forward with a finishing touch, a cheap cap hit, and a style teams love in the playoffs.
In the two weeks since my last fan therapy, the Toronto Maple Leafs have erased any doubt as to what this current incarnation is. They went on the longest losing streak since the early 90s, they have failed to beat teams of all calibres, and they have proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that this current team is incapable of winning.